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The 2026 Digital Decade eHealth Indicator Study
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This report presents the eHealth target monitoring results as at 31 December 2025 for the EU-27, Iceland and Norway under the Digital Decade Policy Programme.
Key facts
- This report presents the eHealth target monitoring results as at 31 December 2025 for the EU-27, Iceland and Norway under the Digital Decade Policy Programme
- In addition, more EU citizens gained secure access to their electronic health records through interoperable electronic identification means (eID): 22 Member States (81%) report using
- Compliance with web accessibility guidelines (as required by the Web Accessibility Directive) increased by seven points in 2025, with 22 Member States (81%) aligning their access services
- In 2025, Member States made further progress towards achieving the eHealth target of “100% of EU citizens having access to their electronic health records by 2030
Summary
In 2025, Member States made further progress towards achieving the eHealth target of “100% of EU citizens having access to their electronic health records by 2030”. Overall, 18 Member States, Iceland and Norway increased their maturity score compared with 2024, reflecting improvements such as wider availability of data types and a greater number of healthcare providers being connected and sharing data. Substantial progress has been made in improving the availability of electronic health record data. In addition, more EU citizens gained secure access to their electronic health records through interoperable electronic identification means (eID): 22 Member States (81%) report using an authentication method based on an EUDI-complaint eID, an increase of one country compared with 2024.