Bridging EEHRxF Implementation and Testing: i2X Stakeholder Interest Group Webinar #2

The i2X – Connecting EU Health Data Project invites institutional stakeholders, healthcare professionals, and industry to participate in its upcoming webinar, “From EEHRxF Implementation to Testing,” as part of a series of Stakeholder Interest Group (SIG) online meetings. Scheduled for 1 October 2026 at 15:00 CET, this technical webinar serves as a critical preparatory milestone for the upcoming i2Xathon, offering participants deep insight into the deployment mechanics of the European Electronic Health Record Exchange Format (EEHRxF). Registration is required for participation.

Find out more about the agenda & speakers and join us:

What the operational readiness agenda offers 

• Introduction & Strategic Focus: An overview of the i2X project’s core implementation mandates and the broader objectives of the webinar framework. 
• Special Interest Groups (SIGs): A formal introduction to the Healthcare Professionals and Industry SIGs, outlining engagement frameworks and cross-sector collaboration methodologies. 
• i2Xathon Preparedness & Perspectives: An assessment of current implementation of benchmarks and testing protocols. This segment features dual case studies delivered from the distinct operational perspectives of a deploying healthcare provider and an industry technology vendor. 
• Interactive Stakeholder Consultation: A structured, real-time consultation leveraging interactive polling to capture empirical data on deployment barriers, institutional readiness profiles, and technical guidance requirements. 
• Future Directions & Closing: Concluding remarks mapping out the i2Xathon roadmap, forthcoming SIG milestones, and future technical workshops. 

This session offers a strategic gateway to the i2Xathon testing event which will take place in Pisa Italy, S. Cataldo Hospital Congress Building, on 20-21 October, granting attendees an early look at validation infrastructures and a direct voice in shaping European digital health.