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Nictiz
Better health through better information.
About Nictiz
Nictiz is the Dutch competence centre for electronic exchange of health and care information . What we do Nictiz develops and manages standards that enable electronic information exchange. We ensure that healthcare information can be recorded and exchanged unambiguously. We also collect and share knowledge on electronic information exchange in healthcare, focussing not only on the Netherlands, but on international developments as well. What drives us We believe that proper information exchange in healthcare plays a vital role in improving people’s health. That is why we make every effort to provide standards and solutions that can be implemented and applied. We cannot do this on our own; it is essential for us to collaborate with stakeholders in the healthcare sector. Our network We are very well connected both in the Netherlands and internationally. Within our network, Nictiz is the independent party bringing together healthcare institutions, umbrella organisations, IT suppliers and the Dutch Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport. Our motto Better health through better information
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Signals from Nictiz
6 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Nictiz is hosting a digital licensing agreement overleg on 12 October 2026 via Microsoft Teams.
Reported by Nictiz
Research & Knowledge
Nictiz published the article in the Toekomst van de Zorg, which was published by Het Financieele Dagblad, discussing gegevensbeschikbaarheid, standaardisatie, and the role of technology in the care sector.
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Presence & Recognition
Nictiz announced that the public consultation for HealthData@EU is open until 29 September 2026.
Reported by Silvia Verelst
Presence & Recognition
Nictiz hosted Tim Postema in a conversation with Stijn Bruls and SEH-arts David Baden from the Diakonessenhuis in Utrecht on the new NicTALK podcast.
Reported by Nictiz
Products & Services
Nictiz led the Medication Overcharge program developed by Marja Verwoerd, which involves collaboration between healthcare professionals, patients, clients, suppliers, and local organizations.
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Research & Knowledge
Nictiz's colleague Karlijn de Bruin explains what is needed for the European Health Data Space to enable primary and secondary use of health data for research and care.
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