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Founder, Axia Medicine | Health Data Fragmentation costs lives.

At Axia Medicine "The patient role" has always been clear: the patient role can only be the Protagonist. The TEFCA federal framework is a great step in the right direction. It reflects principles we’ve long believed in: individuals deserve transparency and control over their health data. Yet TEFCA should be seen as a foundation of patient-driven medicine, not as an end state. To realize Precision Medicine, patients must be at the center: as protagonists, not spectators. Patient centrality cannot emerge from legacy systems; it must be a core design principle from the start. Only then can Precision Medicine reach its full potential for every individual. Today, there is a lot of talk about giving patients more control. But are patients truly in control, or still spectators? Patient agency is the true measure of Precision Medicine. The more choices patients have, the more our industry can grow and finally deliver on its promise: the right treatment, at the right time, for ALL individuals. #precisionmedicine #patientagency #axiamedicine https://lnkd.in/er4v2Brn

Hicham TEMSAMANI

Digital Health Executive | Spearheading Innovation and Excellence in Healthcare Technology across EMEA | Committed to Excellence and Advancing Global Health Outcomes

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Dear Alessandro Riccombeni MBA, Ph.D., I couldn’t agree more with you – Precision Medicine only makes sense if the patient is an informed and empowered protagonist. The question I keep asking myself is whether patients today already have the necessary level of health/ digital health literacy to fully take on this role. And if not, how long will it take us collectively to reach such maturity? Does Axia Medicine also plan to contribute to patient education and cultural adoption, so that this central role can truly be realized?

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