Quality Labelling Health and Wellness Apps
Digital Health
As digital health apps become integral to care delivery, ensuring their quality, safety, and compliance is critical. This programme equips innovators, entrepreneurs, and healthcare professionals with the essential knowledge and frameworks to understand and apply European Health Data Space (EHDS) standards to health and wellness apps.
Participants will explore ISO 82304-2 requirements, regulatory principles, and quality labelling processes—building the expertise to evaluate, improve, and certify apps that foster user trust and enhance healthcare outcomes
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What you get
COMPLIANCE
Understand EHDS and ISO 82304-2 requirements for health and wellness apps
BUILD TRUST
Learn how quality labelling enhances safety, transparency, and user confidence
PRACTICAL EVALUATION
Apply standards to assess app quality, security, and interoperability
FLEXIBILITY
Study at your own pace with an online format designed to fit your schedule
HANDS-ON
Apply health data management concepts through interactive exercises and real-world case studies
CERTIFICATION
Receive certification validating your health data management skills and knowledge
EXPERT GUIDANCE
Learn directly from leading experts behind Europe’s most renowned institutions in health data management
What you'll learn
Learning Outcomes
- ✅ Understand EHDS regulations and ISO 82304-2 app labelling standards
- ✅ Evaluate health and wellness apps using compliance and quality metrics
- ✅ Identify key regulatory requirements for data protection and interoperability
- ✅ Apply practical tools to align apps with EU quality frameworks
- ✅ Communicate labelling’s role in building user trust and market credibility
Curriculum
Eligibility Requirements
Open to students, researchers, professionals, and digital innovators interested in developing, evaluating, or regulating health and wellness apps within the European market.
Partners
Option care health
ORCHA Healthcare
Petra Hoogendoorn
University of Luxembourg
