With the EU Health Technology Assessment Regulation (HTAR) now in its implementation phase and the European Health Data Space (EHDS) Regulation formally adopted and entering its transition phase, attention is rapidly shifting from legislative ambition to practical implementation.

The EDiHTA consortium invites digital health technology (DHT) developers and manufacturers to join an upcoming webinar dedicated to the EDiHTA Open Call, currently open for applications. This session will provide detailed information about the Open Call, including eligibility criteria, timelines, and the piloting process and will offer participants the opportunity to ask questions directly to the EDiHTA team.

On 16–17 February, the EDiHTA Co-Creation and Evaluation Workshop brought together 50 key stakeholders in Brussels for two days of structured dialogue and validation.

The EDiHTA consortium has officially launched its Open Call for DHT developers/manufacturers to validate the first pan-European Digital Health Technology Assessment (EDiHTA) framework. We invite developers/manufacturers of digital health technologies to participate in a structured piloting phase designed to evaluate the EDiHTA toolkit’s performance in a real-world setting.

2025 marked a consolidation phase for EDiHTA, with a strong presence at key scientific, professional and policy-oriented events at the European and international levels. These engagements reinforced the project’s positioning as a reference initiative for the assessment of digital health technologies within the Health Technology Assessment landscape.

EDiHTA partners have published a new peer-reviewed scientific article addressing one of the project’s core challenges: the lack of harmonised Health Technology Assessment methods for evaluating digital health technologies across Europe.