Castilla-La Mancha's Regional Health Data Space Wins Best Digital Health Project 2025
Castilla-La Mancha's innovative Regional Health Data Space was awarded Best Digital Health Project 2025 for centralizing and improving healthcare data access and services.
- • Castilla-La Mancha's Health Data Space named best digital health project 2025 by New Medical Economics.
- • The project centralizes and normalizes regional healthcare information into a secure, standardized repository.
- • Investment of €1.3 million funded by the Recovery Plan supports the initiative.
- • Enables citizens easy access to electronic health records, improving diagnosis and treatment.
- • Part of the regional digital strategy to enhance healthcare quality and sustainability.
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The Castilla-La Mancha Regional Health Data Space has been honored as the Best Digital Health Project of 2025 by New Medical Economics, highlighting the region's strides in health digitalization. The initiative centralizes and standardizes healthcare information across Castilla-La Mancha, consolidating clinical data from various systems such as the Electronic Health Record into a secure repository compliant with national and European standards.
Funded with an investment of 1.3 million euros through the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan, the project enables citizens to easily access their electronic health data, enhancing timely diagnosis and treatment. Juan Ángel Morejudo, director general of the Digital Transformation Agency, emphasized the portal’s role in improving service quality and fostering public-private collaboration within the healthcare sector. This effort is part of Castilla-La Mancha's broader Digital Strategy, aiming to leverage technology to improve quality of life and ensure the sustainability of the health system.
The recognition underscores the region’s leadership in harnessing digital innovation to deliver equitable public services and enhance patient care, setting a benchmark in Spain’s ongoing health system transformation.
This article was synthesized and translated from native language sources to provide English-speaking readers with local perspectives.