Invest in Denmark is the national investment agency responsible for welcoming international companies wishing to access the Danish market. Thanks to its experts in the development of digital medical technologies, it offers personalized support to entrepreneurs and helps design to market their solutions.

The regions are responsible for both healthcare innovation and healthcare provision.They are federated at national level by the association of Danish regions.which fosters the exchange of information and technology.The role of its innovation council is to ensure that the best technological solutions are made available throughout the territory.
It is also a one-stop shop that connects innovators and hospitals facilitating access to digital health innovations on the market.

Each of Denmark's five regions has its own health innovation center, which is in direct contact with the regional healthcare services:

• The ideas clinic in the North Jutland region
• Innovation in the Central Jutland region
• South Denmark Health Innovation in the South Denmark region
• Innovation in the Central Jutland region
• South Denmark Health Innovation in the region of South Denmark
• Data and development support in the Zealand region
• Health research and innovation in the Capital region

The Medcom, a public organization, is tasked with enhancing digital communication within the Danish healthcare system, and defining standards and repositories for the exchange of healthcare data. .
The country emphasizes the secondary use of health data for innovation, research purposes. The Danish Health Data Authority (DHDA) is part of the Ministry of Health and has the main task of developing and managing national health registers to ensure comprehensive and valid health data for patient treatment, development, planning and research.

Attached to the Ministry of Health and its 5 regions, Trial Nation centralizes clinical trial applications to facilitate the process.
Some clinical trials can even be conducted decentralized via online recruitment and e-consultations, electronic data collection systems and handheld devices and direct dispatch to patients.

The Lægemiddelstyrelsen is the authority regulating the marketing of healthcare products in Denmark. It is involved in the various stages of market access. Its role is to:

• Regulate the Danish pharmaceutical market and marketing authorizations
• Supervise the market for healthcare products
• Authorize clinical trials
• Authorize and define reimbursement rates for healthcare products and services