The health data quality label
The health data quality labelDeveloping a data quality and utility label for the European Health Data Space.
Highlights
QUANTUM project kicks off!
The QUANTUM project kicked off to create a common label system for Europe that will allow its use for scientific and health innovation purposes. These labels will enable researchers to use data with a notion of the quality and utility that will ensure that their research and innovations are effective and provide value to society.
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1st QUANTUM Newsletter is out!
After a successful kick-off of QUANTUM in February, we are now glad to provide you with this very first newsletter of the project. In this newsletter, you will receive regular updates on the project’s activities and outcomes, as well as interesting news, events and publications from QUANTUM but also from other initiatives related to the topic of Data Quality, health data, and the European Health Data Space.
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Who we are
With a consortium of 35 partners, QUANTUM is an EU-funded project that aims to create a common label system for Europe that assesses and communicates the quality and utility of datasets in all countries for scientific and health innovation purposes. These labels will enable researchers, policymakers, and healthcare professionals to identify high-quality data for research and decision-making.
35 partners from all over Europe
30 months (01/2024 – 06/2026)
Aims to guide data quality labelling for HealthData@EU
Funded by Horizon Europe (Project no. 101137057)
What are we doing?
Conceptualise the label
Conceptualise and develop a data quality and utility label in the context of data holder maturity model
Piloting of the label
Design, develop, and test the labelling of the data sets’ quality and utility, and data holders’ maturity
Implementation and sutainability
Analyse implementation challenges to ensure the labeling process is transferable and sustainable as part of HealthData@EU
Capacity building and engagement
Develop a capacity-building program that allows a broad engagement of the data quality professional community, patients and citizens
Consortium
QUANTUM brings together 27 beneficiaries, 6 affiliated entities, and 3 associated partners, forming a diverse Consortium designed to represent various roles and institutions within the governance of HealthData@EU.
Partners (27)
Affiliated (6)
Associated partners (3)
Main outcomes
