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Organization

MEDCOM

Danish health IT organization specializing in cross-border eHealth interoperability, patient data security, and EU-US health data standards cooperation.

Large industrial companyhealthDKNo active H2020 projectsThin data (2/5)
H2020 projects
3
As coordinator
1
Total EC funding
€458K
Unique partners
44
What they do

Their core work

MEDCOM is a Danish organization specializing in health IT interoperability and secure cross-border eHealth services. They focus on enabling patient data exchange between healthcare systems, including EU-US cooperation on patient summaries and electronic health records. Their work spans eHealth conformity assessment, cybersecurity for health data (including blockchain auditing and encryption), and standardization of interoperable health services. They have coordinated transatlantic cooperation efforts on patient summary standards.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

eHealth interoperability and patient data exchangeprimary
3 projects

All three projects (KONFIDO, EURO-CAS, Trillium II) center on making health data systems work together across borders and platforms.

Health data security and privacyprimary
1 project

KONFIDO focused on secure eHealth through homomorphic encryption, blockchain auditing, photonic PUF, and SIEM technologies.

eHealth conformity assessment and standardssecondary
1 project

EURO-CAS developed an EU-wide eHealth interoperability conformity assessment scheme.

EU-US health data cooperationsecondary
1 project

Coordinated Trillium II, which scaled up EU/US cooperation on patient summary exchange.

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus
Secure eHealth infrastructure
Recent focus
Cross-border patient data standards

MEDCOM's H2020 activity is concentrated in a narrow window (2016-2019), making evolution analysis limited. Their early projects addressed both the security foundations of eHealth (KONFIDO's encryption and blockchain work) and conformity standards (EURO-CAS), while their coordination of Trillium II in 2017 signals a move toward international-scale policy and standards bridging. The trajectory suggests a shift from technical participation toward strategic coordination of cross-border health data frameworks.

MEDCOM appears to be moving from technical eHealth security work toward higher-level coordination of international health data interoperability standards, though no post-2019 H2020 activity is visible.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: active_partnerReach: European17 countries collaborated

MEDCOM operates as both coordinator and participant, having led Trillium II (their largest funded project at EUR 202,500) while joining two other consortia as partner. With 44 unique partners across 17 countries from just 3 projects, they work in large, diverse consortia typical of EU eHealth policy and standards initiatives. This broad network suggests they are well-connected across European health IT communities rather than locked into a narrow set of repeat partners.

Despite only 3 projects, MEDCOM has built a remarkably wide network of 44 partners across 17 countries, reflecting participation in large-scale eHealth coordination actions. Their reach spans much of Europe and extends to transatlantic cooperation with the US.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

MEDCOM brings a distinctive combination of health IT infrastructure expertise with a strong standards and interoperability orientation, rooted in Denmark's advanced digital health ecosystem. Their coordination of EU-US patient summary cooperation (Trillium II) positions them as a bridge between European and American health data systems. For consortium builders, they offer practical experience in making disparate health IT systems talk to each other — not just in theory but in cross-border, cross-continental deployment.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

  • Trillium II
    Coordinated by MEDCOM, this project tackled the ambitious goal of scaling EU-US cooperation on patient summary standards — their largest funded effort.
  • KONFIDO
    Combined advanced security technologies (homomorphic encryption, blockchain auditing, photonic PUF) specifically for protecting cross-border eHealth data exchange.
Cross-sector capabilities
cybersecurity and data protectiondigital identity and eID systemspublic sector digital transformationstandards and conformity assessment
Analysis note: Profile based on only 3 H2020 projects (2016-2019) with limited keyword data. MEDCOM is known in Denmark as a key health IT infrastructure organization, but the H2020 dataset alone provides a narrow view. No website URL was available for verification. The absence of post-2019 activity in H2020 may reflect a shift to Horizon Europe or other funding sources rather than inactivity.