WEBINAR
Turn untapped healthcare data into research opportunities and potential new revenue
Overview
Join BC Platforms for a short webinar on how healthcare organizations can use existing clinical, imaging, genomic, and other real-world data to support approved research, contribute to new drug development, and create potential new revenue — while keeping data secure, governed, and under your oversight.
Why attend
Many healthcare organizations hold data that could be valuable to life sciences researchers but do not have an easy, secure, or scalable way to make it available for approved research. Our data partner network helps address that gap by supporting data preparation, governance, and access through a model designed to protect partner oversight and the burden on your internal teams.
In this webinar, we’ll explain how the program works and what becoming a data partner can look like.
You’ll learn:
- How the BC Platforms data partner network works
- How eligible data are prepared and protected
- How partner oversight and governance are maintained
- How data can support approved research and new drug development
- How organizations can create potential revenue from data they already hold
Speakers
BC Platforms
Thomas Josse is Data Network Director at BC Platforms, leading the Data Partner Program Office (DPPO). With more than 20 years of experience in healthcare IT and digital health, he specializes in building and scaling healthcare data networks across Europe, enabling access to high-quality real-world data for research and innovation. His work focuses on connecting healthcare institutions, research organizations, and industry partners while navigating the complexities of data privacy, governance, and cross-border data collaboration.
Oncology Center of Nice
Renaud Schiappa is Data Team Leader in the Department of Epidemiology, Biostatistics and Health Data at Centre Antoine Lacassagne in Nice, where he helps organise and structure health data to support clinical research and oncology innovation. He brings 19 years of experience in clinical cancer research and data management, having contributed to more than 600 projects and been involved in over 120 international publications. His work focuses on data mining and the development of AI-driven approaches, including natural language processing and large language models, to automatically structure, process and extract data from more than 6 million medical reports. He is also helping build a FHIR-based data warehouse to facilitate collaboration, data sharing and AI-driven research.
About the BC Platforms data partner network
The BC Platforms global data partner network helps healthcare organizations make eligible clinical, imaging, genomic, and other real-world data available for approved life sciences research while keeping data secure, governed, and under partner control — creating opportunities to support new drug development, precision medicine, and potential new revenue from data they already hold.