Our publications capture expert views, executive dialogues, and key recommendations from leaders building data-driven health systems across Europe and beyond.
Insights from those who make healthcare work.
Our PERSPECTIVE series turns the dialogues of hospital leaders, policymakers, innovators, and healthcare professionals into knowledge for everyone. From cloud adoption and digital maturity to democratising health data, each publication distils their experience into findings and recommendations you can act on.
Think. Act. Health.
DATA2VALUE EXECUTIVE DIALOGUE | COPENHAGEN EDITION
The Future of Health Systems in a Changing Europe
This Outcomes Report documents the Data2Value Executive Dialogue at Rigshospitalet and the German Embassy in Copenhagen, where more than 60 senior health leaders met for closed-door conversations on data, resilience, digital maturity, and innovation at scale. Their verdict on reform: directionally correct but insufficient. The report closes with findings and recommendations for building data-driven health systems across Europe.
BRUSSELS (NOV . 14, 2025) – A highly interactive space where everyone can speak their mind and exchange perspectives with people who understand that knowledge is global, but healthcare is local. Who place science at the center. And collaboration at the heart of their progress.
DATA2VALUE EXECUTIVE DIALOGUE | BERLIN EDITION
Building a Health Data Society. Everywhere.
The future of healthcare depends on how well we use the knowledge already living in our data. This PERSPECTIVE captures the Data2Value Executive Dialogue in Berlin, where 80 leaders from eight countries explored the hospital of tomorrow, regulation as a tool for trust, and AI readiness 2040. It closes with key findings and nine recommendations for turning health data into value across Europe.
DATA2VALUE EXECUTIVE DIALOGUE | BERLIN EDITION
Democratizing Health Data: Unlocking Value
Turning data into value is a strategic imperative. This PERSPECTIVE captures the first Executive Dialogue of the Data2Value Initiative in Berlin, where leaders from hospitals, academia, policy, and industry explored how to unlock the value of health data. A keynote from Sheba Medical Center shows the data-driven hospital in practice. The publication closes with six key insights for turning curiosity into capability, and capability into change.
DIGITAL MATURITY WORKSHOP | DUBAI
Mastering Large-Scale Digital Maturity
Digital maturity provides the evidence to build trust in healthcare transformation. This PERSPECTIVE summarises the Digital Maturity Workshop at the 6th GCC eHealth Development Conference in Dubai, co-hosted by Lemonmint. Experts examine large-scale assessments at enterprise and national level — from the WHO’s Global Digital Health Monitor and Germany’s DigitalRadar to national strategies from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and the UAE — and close with recommendations for measuring impact and shaping policy.
EXPERT PUBLICATION | HOSPITAL IT
Krankenhaus in der Cloud: Was wir brauchen
Around 90 percent of hospital applications in Germany still run locally, yet the six hospital IT experts in this PERSPECTIVE agree: the cloud is increasingly without alternative. They set out what the move demands — legal clarity at national and EU level, a new strategic self-image for hospital IT, and objective assessment of cybersecurity risks — and close with recommendations for legislators, cloud providers, and hospital leaders. Published with the support of Nuance Communications.
Copenhagen (May 18, 2026) – Held during HIMSS Europe at Denmark’s leading university hospital, the Data2Value Digital Maturity Tour offers an open, interactive space where global knowledge meets local healthcare realities – with science at the centre and collaboration at the core.
Berlin, Germany (Oct. 14, 2025) – A highly interactive space where everyone can speak their mind and exchange perspectives with people who understand that knowledge is global, but healthcare is local. Who place science at the center. And collaboration at the heart of their progress.
Experts from Germany and Israel met in Berlin to discuss value-driven data democratization in hospitals. It was the kick-off event of the Data2Value Initiative.
A global journey bringing together healthcare leaders, policymakers, and innovators to unlock the full potential of the digital hospital for today’s healthcare. The stops and themes of the second part will be announced soon.
Europe is a global benchmark for accessible, high-quality healthcare. It now has the opportunity to shape the next generation of health systems – more resilient, more sustainable, and more responsive to the needs of future generations. Achieving this requires health systems that continuously learn, adapt, and improve through the strategic use of data.
Lemonmint therefore founded and funds the Data2Value Initiative – Europe’s First Leadership Network for Data-Driven Health Systems.
Through Executive Dialogues, the annual European Summit, international study tours, and strategic working groups, the Initiative convenes senior leaders from healthcare, government, academia, and industry to exchange strategic insights, foster collaboration, and shape the future of Europe’s health systems.
Democratizing Health Data
We drive cultural change by making data access intuitive, secure, and part of everyday clinical and operational practice.
Strengthening Digital Maturity
We help healthcare institutions lay a robust technological and organizational foundation — enabling systems to become truly data-ready.
Building Data Literacy
We empower healthcare professionals to work confidently with data — by enhancing their ability to interpret, trust, and act on it.
Everything we do is grounded in four principles that shape how we create value:
Knowledge is global.
The best ideas don’t stop at borders. We connect local action with global insight.
Healthcare is local.
Healthcare is delivered locally — shaped by national systems, funding models, and social values. We align global strategies with local realities.
Science is central.
We believe in evidence over hype. Real impact comes from rigorous thinking and clinically grounded innovation.
Collaboration is essential.
No single player can build a Health Data Society alone. We bring the right people to the table — and get them moving.