The Karlshrue Higher Regional Court overturned the Public Procurement Chamber of Baden-Württemberg's decision blocking hospitals from processing digital discharge management data by a U.S. subsidiary in Luxembourg. Per the decision, all data must be processed in Germany. The Public Procurement Chamber previously ruled the Luxembourg subsidiary was disqualified from bidding on the service because its U.S. ownership would constitute an illegal data transfer under the EU General Data Protection Regulation.
9 Sept. 2022
German court overturns procurement chamber's decision to block hospitals from transferring data to US subsidiary
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