Day 1: Wednesday October 15th, 2025

14:00 – 14:15 – OPENING FROM PIERRE YVES LASTIC PRESIDENT OD EHDPC

Charting the Future of Data Protection: EDPB’s Pseudonymisation Guidance and What’s Next

14:15 – 15:00 – Opening Plenary – Session 1 – Key Note Speaker EDPB

Key note speech EDPB guidance

  • In France, CNIL has carried out a public consultation to improve its Reference Methodologies on biomedical research. It has also put in place a team dedicated to the use of Artificial Intelligence, a technology now widely used in healthcare and medical research.
  • At the EU level, the European Data Protection Board is working on new anonymisation and pseudonymisation guidelines
  • Several national authorities are working on updating their regulatory framework to prepare the implementation of the European Health Data Space

Lead for our Comittee
Pierre-Yves Lastic
EFDPO
Paris, France

Speaker 1
Gwendal LEGRAND
EDPB
Paris, France

15:00 – 16:15 – PANEL 1 – Pseudonymisation vs. Anonymisation: Navigating EDPB Guidance, Health Data Realities, and Case Law

  • In France, CNIL has carried out a public consultation to improve its Reference Methodologies on biomedical research. It has also put in place a team dedicated to the use of Artificial Intelligence, a technology now widely used in healthcare and medical research.
  • At the EU level, the European Data Protection Board is working on new anonymisation and pseudonymisation guidelines
  • Several national authorities are working on updating their regulatory framework to prepare the implementation of the European Health Data Space

Chair
Winnie Dongbou
Mydatatrust
Bruxelles, Belgium

Speaker
Patrice NAVARO
Clifford Chance
Paris, France

Panelist 1
Erik BOUCHER
CNIL
Paris, France

PANELIST 2
Gwendal LEGRAND
EDPB
Paris, France

16:15 – 16:45 – COFFEE BREAK AND NETWORKING

 

16:45 – 18:15 – Plenary 2 – How will EHDS Health Data Access Bodies anonymise and pseudonymise and synthetize data sets?

  • In France, CNIL has carried out a public consultation to improve its Reference Methodologies on biomedical research. It has also put in place a team dedicated to the use of Artificial Intelligence, a technology now widely used in healthcare and medical research.
  • At the EU level, the European Data Protection Board is working on new anonymisation and pseudonymisation guidelines
  • Several national authorities are working on updating their regulatory framework to prepare the implementation of the European Health Data Space

Lead for our comitte & Chair
Dipak KALRA
I-HD
Gent, Belgium

SPEaker 1
Daniela will
IAPP – International
Bavières, Germany

Speaker 2
Petra Wilson
Health Connect Partners
Oxford, United Kingdom

 

 

18:15 – 20:00 – COCKTAIL AND NETWORKING