Interregional coordination for a fast and deep uptake of personalised health (Regions4Permed) –multidisciplinary consortium under the H2020 project

D'Errico, Gianni; Cormio, Paola Giulia; Bello, Paola; Duda-Sikuła, Marta; Zwiefka, Antoni; Krzyżanowski, Dominik; Stegemann, Eva-Maria; Requeijo, Beatriz Allegue; Fidalgo, Jose Maria Romero; Kurpas, Donata

doi:10.5604/01.3001.0013.5497

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“…The main challenge for national and regional authorities is to coordinate regional PM policies and innovation programs, to improve system integration and patient management, and to accelerate the use of PM for citizens and patients [ 46 ]. Also, very important at this moment is the lack of an eHealth policies that would promote effective strategies for adoption by clinicians [ 13 ].…”

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eHealth and mHealth in Chronic Diseases—Identification of Barriers, Existing Solutions, and Promoters Based on a Survey of EU Stakeholders Involved in Regions4PerMed (H2020)

Stefanicka-Wojtas

Kurpas

2022

JPM

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Background: In recent years, rapid population ageing has become a worldwide phenomenon. Both electronic health services (eHealth) and mobile health services (mHealth) are becoming important components of healthcare delivery. The market for mHealth is growing extremely fast. However, despite the increasing investment and interest in eHealth, several challenges still need to be overcome to enable broader and more systematic implementation of ICT in healthcare. Methods: This study presents data from the survey “Barriers and facilitators of Personalised Medicine implementation- qualitative study under Regions4PerMed (H2020) project”. In addition, this paper discusses the results of the conference, Health Technology in Connected & Integrated Care, held under the Horizon 2020 project and interregional coordination for a fast and deep uptake of personalised health (Regions4Permed) (July 2020—online conference). The above sections were preceded by an analysis of existing articles. Results: The data obtained from the surveys show that the main barriers to the adoption of eHealth and mHealth are the lack of skills of seniors, but also the lack of user-friendly technology and a simple user interface. Access to individual data while ensuring its security and the lack of digitisation of medical data are also serious issues. In addition, medical digital solutions are overly fragmented due to national legislations that deviate from the General Data Protection Regulation. Conclusions: By using technological solutions, it is possible to improve diagnosis and treatment decisions, and better adapt treatment and reduce its duration and cost. However, there are still barriers to the development of eHealth. Clear recommendations for implementation are needed to enable further development of personalised eHealth and mHealth solutions

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eHealth and mHealth in Chronic Diseases—Identification of Barriers, Existing Solutions, and Promoters Based on a Survey of EU Stakeholders Involved in Regions4PerMed (H2020)

Stefanicka-Wojtas

Kurpas

2022

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“…Another important initiative in Poland is the Regions4PerMed Project (funded from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme), whose overarching goal is to set up the first interregional cooperation on PM, align strategies and financial instruments, identify key investment areas and release a European regional agenda to foster the delivery of PH (personalised health) services to patients and citizens. Overall, this will result in a coherent, science-founded basis for decision-making [ 53 54 ].…”

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The Advantages and Disadvantages of Integrated Care Implementation in Central and Eastern Europe – Perspective from 9 CEE Countries

Kurpas

Stefanicka-Wojtas

Shpakou

et al. 2021

International Journal of Integrated Care

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“…One size does not fit all to. Through cooperation, knowledge sharing and collaboration, the global health architecture can accommodate the strategies required to enable the development and implementation of PM-based approaches for the benefit of patients and citizens, taking into account cultural and societal differences [6]. It is thus fundamental to explore the extra-EU healthcare landscape, and to identify and encourage possibles areas of collaboration.…”

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Mapping Of The Sino-European Science And Technology Collaborations On Personalized Medicine: An Updated Overview

Pontoriero,

Mazzoni,

de Santis

et al. 2024

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AimPersonalized medicine is part of the future frontier of public health and precision healthcare systems have been implemented for years, both within Europe and beyond. To establish the state of the art of Sino-EU science and innovation in Personalized medicine, we have mined the major dedicated databases globally. Here we present the updated mapping on the Sino-EU collaborations. Patents, scientific publications and preprints related to Personalized medicine have been mapped and analyzed after being extracted through databases mining. The integration of the previous mapping provides a more complete overview, which does not show relevant variations, confirming previous trends. In this work we complete the mapping by providing a digital tool for consulting the various data collected.

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Interregional coordination for a fast and deep uptake of personalised health (Regions4Permed) –multidisciplinary consortium under the H2020 project

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eHealth and mHealth in Chronic Diseases—Identification of Barriers, Existing Solutions, and Promoters Based on a Survey of EU Stakeholders Involved in Regions4PerMed (H2020)

eHealth and mHealth in Chronic Diseases—Identification of Barriers, Existing Solutions, and Promoters Based on a Survey of EU Stakeholders Involved in Regions4PerMed (H2020)

The Advantages and Disadvantages of Integrated Care Implementation in Central and Eastern Europe – Perspective from 9 CEE Countries

Mapping Of The Sino-European Science And Technology Collaborations On Personalized Medicine: An Updated Overview

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