Insights
Articles on how we work and where PPCN is going, briefings from the European health programmes, and the reference shelf of public records.
Articles
November 2026
After CRANE: where PPCN goes next
CRANE, the last of PPCN's European health programmes, closed in September 2026. What the programmes taught us, and the three areas we work in now.
November 2026
What we charge for, and why
Why PPCN charges for know-how, quoted per task, with the software included.
November 2026
From hospital data to the factory floor
The architecture we used to move sensitive data between European health systems now gives owner-run manufacturers a live, trusted picture of their business.
Briefings from the programmes
PPCN publishes briefings and essays written from delivered programmes, each drawn from twenty-five years of building inside the systems they describe. A reference shelf of EU project records and publications sits beneath them.
Twenty-five years inside European digital health, and the one problem underneath all of it.
The first twenty years were about making health systems talk to each other. The work now is deciding who controls what they say.
Read the briefing→ROSIA proved the model. The positioning paper says what has to happen next.
A digital rehabilitation platform that runs across three national health systems is a technical result. What it exposes about EU procurement and reimbursement is the policy one.
Read the briefing→The part of Europe's health-data plan that no one is paying for.
Europe is handing people real rights over their health data, yet the citizen-side layer those rights run on has no owner and no funding route. A read from two procurements that built it and couldn't find a buyer.
Read the briefing→Reference shelf
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