Since 2014 PPCN has worked inside European health-innovation programmes and national health systems on EU digital sovereignty and data sovereignty: architecture, consent, procurement, remote monitoring and market entry between Europe and Asia. CRANE, the last of these programmes, closed in September 2026.
EHDS, eIDAS 2.0 and the Data Governance Act are moving health data from separate national systems to an interoperable European resource. Sovereign control is built into the base of that system.
AI models can now turn raw clinical and ambient signals into usable input for care decisions. This depends on sound data, identity and consent layers underneath them.
Chronic conditions, prevention and longevity now account for most health spending, more than acute disease. Health systems were built for acute episodes.
PPCN runs four tracks at once, bridging European health innovation and Asian markets. All four are based on the view that the person the data describes should benefit from it.
Knowledge and expert partner inside EU health-innovation programmes: Horizon, Pre-Commercial Procurement (PCP) and Pre-Procurement of Innovation. We contribute technical and solution architecture. We do not write procurement specifications. CRANE delivered two of its main outcomes, Data for Care and igrant.io, as project results.
Local representation and market access for international health technology across Thailand and ASEAN. Regulatory pathways, hospital networks and delivery are run from our Bangkok office.
Architecture, test-user and patient-expert input into remote patient monitoring programmes. This work went into ROSIA's remote-rehabilitation infrastructure for isolated populations. It draws on twenty-five years of building cardiac and chronic-care systems.
Twenty-five years on the boards and committees that shaped European digital health: MedCom, Continua Health Alliance Europe, the European Commission's ICT for Ageing Well group, the AAL Joint Programme, and the Danish Advisory Board for Telemedicine. Our architecture work builds on this experience.
Technology captures the data. Humans deliver the care.
Claus F. Nielsen, founder and CEO of PPCN
PPCN operates across a permanent Copenhagen–Bangkok corridor. European regulatory architecture at one end, Southeast-Asian deployment velocity and Gulf-scale transformation programmes at the other. Two founders anchor the two ends.
Three briefings from the programmes, and the pages for the work we take on now.
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