Webinar Date & Time
10 November 2025 from 04:00 PM to 05:30 PM (CET)
Webinar Overview
EUCROF invites you to its second free xShare webinar, dedicated to the EUCROF xShare Open Call 2025.
The xShare project, funded by Horizon Europe, aims to enable seamless health data sharing across Europe through the European Health Data Space (EHDS).
This webinar will:
- Explain IPS+R (International Patient Summary + Research), a new standard extending the International Patient Summary to support secondary data uses such as public health and research.
- Present the EUCROF xShare Open Call 2025, which invites early adopters to test and integrate the Yellow Button.
- Introduce a global list of Business Use Cases, focusing on real-world data items most valuable to clinical research, along with proposals for a research extension to the IPS (IPS+).
- Detail the application process, eligibility criteria, the assessment criteria and evaluation process. You will also learn how successful applicants will be supported throughout their participation.
- Feature a panel of specialists, who will discuss practical use cases showing how IPS+R can be applied in real-world research scenarios.
This session offers a unique opportunity to discover how to participate in shaping Europe’s future of interoperable, patient-driven health data sharing.
Note: The deadline for submitting outline proposals for the EUCROF xShare Open Call is 14 November 2025.
Presenters

Dipak Klara
President
The European Institute for Innovation through Health Data
Professor Dipak Kalra is President of The European Institute for Innovation through Health Data (www.i-hd.eu), a Professor of Health Informatics and a former London general practitioner. He plays a leading international role in Electronic Health Record R&D, including the reuse of EHRs for research. He has led the development of ISO standards on EHR interoperability, personal health records and data protection. He participates in multiple EU Horizon 2020 and IMI projects including the generation of real-world evidence in pregnancy, the governance of patient-centric clinical trials, frameworks for the design and governance of mobile health programmes, scaling up the quality, interoperability and the reuse of health data for research including inputs to the European Health Data Space, scaling up of the collection and use of health outcomes towards more value-based care, and initiatives to explain the value of clinical research to the public.

Mr Yoanni Matsakis
CEO
Telemedicine Technologies
Yoanni Th. MATSAKIS is the founder and CEO of Telemedicine Technologies, a company specialized in e-health and IT solutions for clinical trials. Yoanni is the President of AFCROs (The French CRO association) and the Vice-President of EUCROF (the European CRO Federation). He chairs the EUCROF xShare Task Force and the international task force that elaborated the EUCROF Code of Conduct for Service Providers under GDPR art. 40 and 41.

Peter Casteleyn
Clinical Data Strategy Advisor
The European Institute for Innovation through Health Data
Peter Casteleyn is a MSc Eng with a career of 36 years in the technology space of which over 24 years in a major pharmaceutical company. He’s now a Clinical Data Strategy Advisor at i~HD and co-leader of the e-Source task force which aims to streamline at scale the reliance on EHRs to capture clinical trial data, across the lifecycle of a clinical trial. He firmly believes in the importance of insights from data for the health care industry supported by the interoperability of health data. He’s also a big proponent of industry wide collaboration as the key to achieve this.

Mario Fregonara Medici
Project Owner, Manager and Coordinator
AgeNaS for the national Telemedicine Platform financed by PNRR funds
Mario Fregonara Medici is a qualified professional in electronic engineering with advanced certifications and executive training in clinical engineering, healthcare management, and public administration.
He recently served as Project Owner, Manager and Coordinator at AgeNaS for the national Telemedicine Platform financed by PNRR funds.
Previously, he held CIO and managerial roles in several Italian public health authorities and regional health directorates.
He has over 30 years of experience in digital health, e-Health, and clinical engineering, contributing to several European projects and academic activities.
Since 2024, he has been a Technical Expert for the ISO/TC 215 Maintenance Agency for ISO 27269 International Patient Summary and is an active member of AIIC, ANTEV, and AISIS.

Catherine Chronaki
Computer engineer, Secretary General
HL7 Europe Foundation
Catherine Chronaki is a computer engineer, Secretary General HL7 Foundation. Catherine has played a key role within National and European digital health projects. Author of 100+ research papers, she has served as Associate Editor IEEE TITB, and on committes major eHealth conferences. Catherine served on the Board of the European Federation for Medical Informatics-EFMI (2014-2024), as EFMI president (2020-2022), the HL7 International Board of Directors (2008-2012, 2023), the eCardiology WG, European Society of Cardiology (2012-2015), and the eHealth Stakeholders group of the European Commission (2013-2026). She is the interoperability lead of the Gravitate-Health project (2019-2026) and the scientific coordinator of the xShare project (2024-2026) inspired by digital health services that bridge to public health and clinical research while making sense for patients and health-conscious individuals.
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