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Seminar: Health Data for Researchers

Warmly welcome to a seminar on using healthcare data from Region Stockholm. The Center for Health Data at Region Stockholm will present what they do and the rules around healthcare data from the region. Various KTH functions will also share insights on how to use this data at KTH.

The seminar is organized by Digital Futures Faculty members Sebastiaan Meijer and Joakim Jaldén together with Cecilia Williams and Helene Spjuth.

When: 8 November, 2024, 09.30 – 15.00
Where:  Teknikringen 1, campus Valhallavägen.

Language: English
Contact: Sebastiaan Meijer, smeijer@kth.se

Link to program and registration here

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