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EHDS

One agent per article. An operative tree is written by hand from the article's conditions. A structural tree follows the article's paragraphs verbatim.

CELEX 32025R0327 · Read 2026-08-31 · The act

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EHDS carries 105 article agents, 0 of them with a hand written operative tree. Every agent has its own address, source line and hash.

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10Right of natural persons to opt out in primary usestructuralOpen70
11Access by health professionals to personal electronic health datastructuralOpen70
12Health professional access servicesstructuralOpen70
13Registration of personal electronic health datastructuralOpen70
14Priority categories of personal electronic health data for primary usestructuralOpen70
15European electronic health record exchange formatstructuralOpen70
16Identification managementstructuralOpen70
17Requirements for technical implementationstructuralOpen70
18Compensation for making personal electronic health data availablestructuralOpen70
19Digital health authoritiesstructuralOpen70
20Reporting by digital health authoritiesstructuralOpen70
21Right to lodge a complaint with a digital health authoritystructuralOpen70
22Relationship with supervisory authorities under Regulation (EU) 2016/679structuralOpen70
23MyHealth@EUstructuralOpen70
24Supplementary cross-border digital health services and infrastructuresstructuralOpen70
25Harmonised software components of EHR systemsstructuralOpen70
26Placing on the market and putting into servicestructuralOpen70
27Relation to Union law governing medical devices, in vitro diagnostic medical devices and AI systemsstructuralOpen70
28ClaimsstructuralOpen70
29Procurement, reimbursement and financingstructuralOpen70
30Obligations of manufacturers of EHR systemsstructuralOpen70
31Authorised representativesstructuralOpen70
32Obligations of importersstructuralOpen70
33Obligations of distributorsstructuralOpen70
34Cases in which obligations of manufacturers of an EHR system apply to other entities or individualsstructuralOpen70
35Identification of economic operatorsstructuralOpen70
36Common specificationsstructuralOpen70
37Technical documentationstructuralOpen70
38Information sheet accompanying the EHR systemstructuralOpen70
39EU declaration of conformitystructuralOpen70
40European digital testing environmentstructuralOpen70
41CE marking of conformitystructuralOpen70
42National requirements and reporting to the CommissionstructuralOpen70
43Market surveillance authoritiesstructuralOpen70
44Handling of risks posed by EHR systems and of serious incidentsstructuralOpen70
45Handling of non-compliancestructuralOpen70
46Union safeguard procedurestructuralOpen70
47Labelling of wellness applicationsstructuralOpen70
48Interoperability of wellness applications with EHR systemsstructuralOpen70
49EU database for registration of EHR systems and wellness applicationsstructuralOpen70
5Right of natural persons to insert information in their own EHRstructuralOpen70
50Applicability to health data holdersstructuralOpen70
51Minimum categories of electronic health data for secondary usestructuralOpen70
52Intellectual property rights and trade secretsstructuralOpen70
53Purposes for which electronic health data can be processed for secondary usestructuralOpen70
54Prohibited secondary usestructuralOpen70
55Health data access bodiesstructuralOpen70
56Union health data access servicestructuralOpen70
57Tasks of health data access bodiesstructuralOpen70
58Obligations of health data access bodies towards natural personsstructuralOpen70
59Reporting by health data access bodiesstructuralOpen70
6Right of natural persons to rectificationstructuralOpen70
60Duties of health data holdersstructuralOpen70
7Right to data portability for natural personsstructuralOpen70
8Right to restrict accessstructuralOpen70
9Right to obtain information on accessing datastructuralOpen70
1Subject matter and scopestructuralOpen66
2DefinitionsstructuralOpen66
3Right of natural persons to access their personal electronic health datastructuralOpen66
4Electronic health data access services for natural persons and their representativesstructuralOpen66
100Right to receive compensationstructuralOpen62
101Representation of a natural personstructuralOpen62
102Evaluation, review and progress reportstructuralOpen62
103Amendment to Directive 2011/24/EUstructuralOpen62
104Amendment to Regulation (EU) 2024/2847structuralOpen62
105Entry into force and applicationstructuralOpen62
61Duties of health data usersstructuralOpen62
62FeesstructuralOpen62
63Enforcement by health data access bodiesstructuralOpen62
64General conditions for the imposition of administrative fines by health data access bodiesstructuralOpen62
65Relationship with supervisory authorities under Regulation (EU) 2016/679structuralOpen62
66Data minimisation and purpose limitationstructuralOpen62
67Health data access applicationsstructuralOpen62
68Data permitstructuralOpen62
69Health data requeststructuralOpen62
70Templates to support access to electronic health data for secondary usestructuralOpen62
71Right to opt out from the processing of personal electronic health data for secondary usestructuralOpen62
72Simplified procedure for access to electronic health data from a trusted health data holderstructuralOpen62
73Secure processing environmentstructuralOpen62
74ControllershipstructuralOpen62
75HealthData@EUstructuralOpen62
76Access to cross-border registries or databases of electronic health data for secondary usestructuralOpen62
77Dataset description and dataset cataloguestructuralOpen62
78Data quality and utility labelstructuralOpen62
79EU dataset cataloguestructuralOpen62
80Minimum specifications for datasets of high impactstructuralOpen62
81Right to lodge a complaint with a health data access bodystructuralOpen62
82Capacity buildingstructuralOpen62
83Training programmes and information for health professionalsstructuralOpen62
84Digital health literacy and digital health accessstructuralOpen62
85Additional requirements for public procurement and Union fundingstructuralOpen62
86Storage of personal electronic health data for primary usestructuralOpen62
87Storage of personal electronic health data by health data access bodies and secure processing environmentsstructuralOpen62
88Third-country transfer of non-personal electronic datastructuralOpen62
89International governmental access to non-personal electronic health datastructuralOpen62
90Additional conditions for transfer of personal electronic health data to a third country or an international organisationstructuralOpen62
91Health data access applications and health data requests from third countriesstructuralOpen62
92European Health Data Space BoardstructuralOpen62
93Stakeholder forumstructuralOpen62
94Tasks of the EHDS BoardstructuralOpen62
95Steering groups for MyHealth@EU and HealthData@EUstructuralOpen62
96Roles and responsibilities of the Commission regarding the functioning of the EHDSstructuralOpen62
97Exercise of the delegationstructuralOpen62
98Committee procedurestructuralOpen62
99PenaltiesstructuralOpen62