From Policy to Practice
SNOMED CT in Belgian Healthcare
Setting The Scene
On Tuesday 23 June, we are organising a study day dedicated to the upcoming changes regarding health data in Belgian healthcare. The day is intended for all healthcare professionals who wish to stay up to date on this topic.
Date
Tuesday 23 June 2026, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Location
VOKA, Rue Royale 154–158, 1000 Brussels
Language
English
Fee
€125
09u
Welcome
09u30
Introduction
Dr. Karen Pien
09u40
European Health Data Space
Primary & secundary use
Inge Franki, Health Data Agency
Katrien Scheerlinck, FOD Volksgezondheid, Veiligheid van de Voedselketen en Leefmilieu
10u20
EHDS... what does a hospital need to do, and what can we expect from our patient management system (EPD)?
Fadi Glor, InterSystems
10u40
Actionplan E-Healthcare
Tom Van Renterghem, FOD Volksgezondheid, Veiligheid van de Voedselketen en Leefmilieu
11u20
Belgian Integrated Health Record
Toon Keersmaekers, RIZIV-INAMI
12u00
Lunchbreak
13u00
SNOMED CT implementation roadmap
David Op de Beeck, FOD Volksgezondheid, Veiligheid van de Voedselketen en Leefmilieu
13u40
New Registry Policy
Annie Perraud, Health Data Agency
14u20
Debate
Moderation by Dr. Karen Pien
15u15
Networking
Getting there
The study day takes place in the VOKA buildings, Rue Royale 154‑158, Brussels.
The venue is easily accessible by public transport:
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Train: Brussels-Central station (10 min. walk) and Brussels-North station (16 min. walk)
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Tram: Congrès stop – right in front of the main entrance of the offices line 93 (Schaerbeek Station > Fort Jacko) line 92 (Stadium > Legrand)
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Metro: Botanique stop (5 min. walk)
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For those coming by car, the nearest car park is Indigo Parking Royal (entrance: Rue de Ligne 27 – exit: Rue Royale 128), a 3 min. walk away. More info: https://www.parking-royal.be/bereikbaarheid/
The study day takes place in the room at the end of the corridor.
Accessibility
The building is wheelchair accessible, but only via the side entrance. We kindly ask you to contact us in advance if you wish to use this entrance. This will allow us to ensure that the entrance is open and that you can get in and out without any difficulty.
The study day “Setting the Scene” is the first of two study days on SNOMED CT in Belgian healthcare.
The second study day, “Building a Semantic Future”,
will take place in Brussels on 3 December.
More information will follow!




