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DISCUSSION "Healthy data: why do we need it?" II.part

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Eva Sabajová, National Center for Health Information
Martin Smatana, analyst 
Petra Zappe, AmCham

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Martin Smatana

analytik
Martin Smatana studied at Oxford and Imerial College in London, where he graduated in health management. He worked in England as an analyst at a public health institute. From 2016 to 2020, he headed the Institute of Health Policy. He currently works in the field of artificial intelligence and works as an analyst for the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and the European Commission. In addition, he cooperates with the Association for the Protection of Patients' Rights, is an advisor to the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Labor, Social Affairs and the Family and the Chairman of the Supervisory Board of VšZP. He is the author of several publications and a member of the social protection committee of the European Commission.
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Petra Zappe

AmCham
Petra Zappe is responsible for coordinating policies to support science, research and innovation in health, with the aim of systematically supporting excellent teams with strong research and innovation potential in biomedicine and health. For more than 6 years, she served at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce as a senior policy manager in health and innovation, where she managed and coordinated multiple projects to support systemic reforms. Previously, she worked as a consultant for the Ministry of Innovation in Brazil on poverty reduction and socioeconomic development of disadvantaged urban communities. She studied International Business at the University of Economics in Bratislava and International Relations at the Faculty of Social Sciences…
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Eva Sabajová

National Health Information Center and HL7 Slovakia
She specializes in Digital Health Strategy, Telemedicine, Semantic Interoperability, Clinical Terminology and Classification Systems. In National Health Information Center works on position as an eHealth Interoperability Analyst (2019 - present). She works on implementation of international semantic standards in eHealth at national level. She is SNOMED International Member Forum representative, ICD 11 Focal Point, WHO Family of Classifications specialist and National Contact Point for eHealth (SK) coordinator. Previously, she worked in positions Head of Call Centre and Service Desk at National Health Information Centre, where she was responsible for Management of the national Call Center and Help Desk handling requests from heathca…
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