THE CHALLENGE
Existing real-world data on Rett syndrome is fragmented across national initiatives, research studies and clinical centres, making it difficult to obtain a comprehensive view of the patient population and their needs.
Existing real-world data on Rett syndrome is fragmented across national initiatives, research studies and clinical centres, making it difficult to obtain a comprehensive view of the patient population and their needs.
A platform allowing caregivers to register patients and provide core demographic and diagnostic information.
Mechanisms led by patient organisations to ensure responsible data stewardship and transparency.
Architecture designed to support future research, surveys and collaborations with clinicians and researchers.
Structured data ready to inform research, surveys and policy decisions, with full traceability and consent.
A patient-driven digital infrastructure designed to collect and manage core information about individuals living with Rett syndrome across Europe, facilitating real-world data generation while maintaining strong governance principles aligned with GDPR and patient-organisation oversight.
Families enter core demographic, diagnostic and functional information through a secure, GDPR-compliant interface.
Data is harmonised, pseudonymised and stewarded under patient-organisation governance with full traceability and consent.
A single, standardised dataset emerges, ready to support cross-border research, surveys and policy work.
Faster research, stronger advocacy and policy decisions grounded in real lived experience across Europe.
A single, GDPR-compliant dataset replacing 20+ fragmented national initiatives.
Lower barriers for academic and clinical research across every European country.
A transparent, patient-led pipeline from lived experience to research outputs.
A research-ready cohort to support clinical trials, surveys and post-approval evidence.