Once comprehensive register data is more easily available to researchers and service providers, research and knowledge management will be more efficient and
better services and more effective medicines can be produced for people
health promoting and care supporting applications and health technology can be developed
processes and service systems can be developed so they are more efficient and meet with customers’ needs better than before.
Tools that are more agile can be developed for supervision and e.g. for the research of the adverse effects of drugs.
This will mean that citizens receive better and more effective care and treatment than before and that wellbeing and health differences will be minimised.