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08/06/2018 1 Red Europea de Excelencia en Big Data y Hematología, compuesta por 53 socios de 11 países. Financiado por Jesús M. Hernández HARMONY Coordinator Institute of Biomedical Reasearch of Salamanca (IBSAL) Digitalisation and Big Data: implications for the health sector HARMONY Digitalisation in Health Care and sources of Big Data 19th June, Brussels Europe’s largest publicprivate partnership in healthcare should speed up the development of, and patient access to, new medicines 1.6 B € from H2020 cash for grants from public partners 1.4 B € Cash Consumables Laboratories People Improve R&D Speed up patient access Improve outcomes and safety EFPIA direct and indirect members 213 other sectors Initiatives within IMI seeking to leverage big data to improve outcomes and support the transition towards more patientsfocused, sustainable healthcare systems in Europe. 4 key enablers Design sets of standard outcomes and demonstrate value Increase access to high quality outcomes data Use data to improve value of HC delivery Increase patient engagement through digital solutions 1 2 3 4 Data Sharing: healthcare in Europe at present Funded by
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Red Europea de Excelencia en Big Data y Hematología, compuesta por 53 socios de 11 países.

Financiado por

Jesús M. Hernández 

HARMONY Coordinator

Institute of BiomedicalReasearch of Salamanca 

(IBSAL)

Digitalisation and Big Data: implications for the health sector

HARMONY Digitalisation in Health Care and sources of Big Data

19th June, Brussels

Europe’s largest public‐private partnership in healthcare should speed up the development of, and patient access to, new medicines

1.6 B €from H2020 

cash for grants from public partners

1.4 B €

Cash

Consumables

Laboratories

People

Improve R&D

Speed up patient access

Improve outcomes and safety

EFPIA direct andindirect members

213other sectors

2016‐2024

Electronic Health Records for Clinical Research

GetReal

European Medical Informatics Framework

Big Data for Better Outcomes

IMI

2011‐2016

2013‐2016

2013‐2018

Initiatives within IMI seeking to leverage big data to improve outcomes and support the transition towards more patients‐focused, sustainable 

healthcare systems in Europe.

4 key enablers

Design sets of standard outcomesand demonstrate value

Increase access to highquality outcomes data

Use data to improve value of HC delivery

Increase patient engagementthrough digital solutions

1

2

3

4

Data Sharing: healthcare in Europe at present

Funded by

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Goal: Support the evolution towards outcomes‐focused and sustainable healthcare systems, exploiting the opportunities offered bylarge data sets from variable sources

"Big data for better outcomes"

Design setsof standard outcomesand demonstrate value

Increase access to highquality outcomes data

Use data to improve value of HC delivery

Increase patient engagement through digital solutions

COORADINATION AND SUPPORT ACTION (CSA) (Consortium formed)

PIONEER: PROSTATE CANCER 

BIG DATA @ HEART: CARDIOVASCULAR 

Future topic proposals, e.g. respiratory, oncology and ophthalmology

OUTCOMES IN THE BIG 5 TUMOURS

EUROPEAN DISTRIBUTED DATA NETWORK

ROADMAP: ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE

1 2 3 4

PLANNED PROJECTS

HARMONY: HEMATOLOGIC MALIGNANCIES

Big Data to meet the biggest needs in Hematologic Malignancies

Funded by

Harmonization of outcome measures and endpoint definitions for HMs at the European level

Increases the application of omics data in clinical practice

Speed up drug development, access pathways and  bench‐to‐bedside process

Building a high‐quality Big Data  platform on haematological malignancies

HARMONY is the biggest BD4BO Project within IMI 

Big Data aims to meet the biggest needs in Hematologic Malignancies

Funded by

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Project management (IBSAL, NOVARTIS, CELGENE, HULAFE, SYNAPSE) All Partners

Outco

mes d

efin

ition

(UULM, B

AYER, T

AKEDA)

MM AML ALL CLL NHL MDSChild HM

SonneveldSan MiguelBoccadoro

Expert Advisory Panel

Ossenkoppele

HuntlyLo Coco

GökbugetDombretRibera

GhiaPospisilova

Bosch

SallesDreylingMontoto

FenauxKuendgenSantini

MoormanReinhardtLocatelli

Data analytics for therapies valuation (UNIBO, MENARINI, JANSSEN)

Data access (GMV, JANSSEN, BAYER) Data platform (ELN, JANSSEN)

HTA, E

MA, p

atie

nts in

tegratio

(LeukaNET, C

ELGENE, JA

NSSEN)

Dissemination & Communication (EHA, NOVARTIS, TAKEDA)Legal, Ethics & Governance (MUW, AMGEN, BAYER)

Specific questions by disease 

Involvement of KOLs and collaborative Working Groups

Molecular and Clinical Data

WP2

WP1

WP3

WP4

WP5

WP6

WP7

WP8

8 Work Packages across 7 diseases

Funded by

11

11

2

47

7

49

4

2

53 organisations from 11 european countries, including 8 pharmaceutical companies

Funded by

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Hematologists

Bioinformaticians, data scientists &  ICT

Pharma Industry

Ethics

Economists

Regulators

HTAs

Policy makers

Funded by

Involving every stakeholder group is necessary to meet patients' needs

HARMONY Bench‐to‐Bedside Projects

Identification of gene‐gene interactions and impacts on disease outcomes 

5+ groups 4500 + patients 

Large‐scale mutationanalysis ‐Novel prognostic/predictive scheme for improved risk stratification aimed at personalized medicine

ERIC: 24+ groups5000 +  patients

Definition of a common data set         in childhood malignancies for   cross entity analysis comparison of pediatric and adult data

Revised International Staging System for MM in the European clinical trial population and evaluation of the efficacy of different novel agents and treatment approaches

Funded by

Open issues in the management of acute promyelocytic leukemia

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Platform ready for Data Intake

Funded by

VERACITYPARTIES INVOLVED

VOLUMEMAGNITUDE OF DATA

VARIETYASSOCIATED MEMBERS

VELOCITYSTREAMING & QUALITY DATA

VALUE

Big Data Platform based onOUTCOMES

Funded by

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VOLUMEMAGNITUDE OF DATA

Data Custodians

Clinical data 7000 7500 4000 5600 5500 6000 8000

Immuno‐fluorescence

4000 1500 3750 2000 3000 5000

Cytogenetics 5000 4500 3750 4000 1000 4000 4000

“Omics” 2800 2800 1200 1700 1600 1500 3000

MMMMMM AMLAMLAML ALLALLALL CLLCLLCLL NHLNHLNHL MDSMDSMDS Child HMChild HMChild HM

EFPIA Companies

KOLs

Working Cooperative Groups (WCG)

Associated Members and Other sources

Data Quality Supervision

(WP le

aders W

P1, 2, 3, 5) 

Big Data Platform based onOUTCOMES

Funded by

VARIETYASSOCIATED MEMBERS

15

2

7

2

19

1

1

21 6

4

33

1

3

2

18 Countries

±80 Institutions in the process of becoming AM

7,8M Budget1

1

111 1

Big Data Platform based onOUTCOMES

Funded by

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VELOCITYSTREAMING & HIGH‐QUALITY OF DATA 

Big Data Platform based onOUTCOMES

Funded by

VERACITY Dedicated WP6 to HTA, EMA, patients alignment & optimisation

Stakeholders: patients, regulators, HTA, policy makers…

• Constitution of a Policy Health Stakeholder Feedback Forum (PHSFF)

• Development of a Clinical Value Framework

• Development of a set of outcomes relevant for decision‐makers

• Health literacy: communication strategy for transfer and adoption of project results

• Patients perspective incorporated – link with EUPATI

Big Data Platform based onOUTCOMES

Funded by

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Hostingwith ISO 27001 + 27002

HARMONY PLATFORM

Virtual Private Network

Firewall with two levels

Roles segregation

Nobodyhas access to the data

Named access

Audit access to platform: who, when, where, what, and how

Risk analysis

Applying control and security on 4 levels:

• Physical Layer

• Network Layer

• Host Layer

• Services Layer

HARMONY Platform protection: Privacy and Security

Funded by

Build up a digital and sustainable 

health‐care system

Safely incorporatenew technologiesto health care

Protect health careand benefit patients

Improveclinical practice

We need to promote solutions that ensure both progress and privacy

Preserve patients’ privacy

Funded by

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Thank you!

Any questions?

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This material is developed by the HARMONY Alliance

Disclaimer

This presentation is of scientific nature and has been produced by the HARMONY Alliance.

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Acknowledgement

This project has received funding from the Innovative Medicines Initiative 2 Joint Undertaking under HARMONY Grant Agreement n°116026. This Joint Undertaking receives support from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme and EFPIA.


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