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Digital health can be defined as\u00a0\u201ctools and services that use information and communication technologies (ICTs)\u00a0to improve prevention, diagnosis, treatment, monitoring\u00a0and management of\u00a0health-related issues and to monitor and manage lifestyle-habits that impact\u00a0health\u201d. With a considerable slowdown in population growth, an acceleration in\u00a0population ageing and an increase on citizens mobility in their professional,\u00a0leisure and on holidays, Europe constitutes a multidimensional challenge for\u00a0digital and health data\u00a0that has only became\u00a0more evident with the outbreak of COVID-19\u00a0pandemic. The multitude of solutions being developed or already in the market are bringing digital health to the daily life of EU citizens, but are these solutions answering to their needs? Is health data being collected in appropriate ways and formats to allow better use and re-use?<\/p>\n
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