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ERN RARE LIVER: The European Reference Network in Rare Liver Disease

Sector: Education • Location: Germany

Source: EU Funding & Tenders Portal

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"This proposal supports the European Reference Network (ERN) in rare hepatological disease. Liver disease is a major and growing problem in the European population. The expansion in clinical need because of increasing disease impact has not been matched by expansion in the clinical workforce leading to a relative lack of expertise. The ERN model is attractive for rare liver disease as it fosters t

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Education, Government
Location
Germany
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
EU Funding & Tenders Portal

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The project “ERN RARE LIVER: The European Reference Network in Rare Liver Disease” is an infrastructure initiative in the Education sector, located in Germany. Taiyo aggregates data on it from EU Funding & Tenders Portal.

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"This proposal supports the European Reference Network (ERN) in rare hepatological disease. Liver disease is a major and growing problem in the European population. The expansion in clinical need because of increasing disease impact has not been matched by expansion in the clinical workforce leading to a relative lack of expertise. The ERN model is attractive for rare liver disease as it fosters the development of ""virtual critical mass"" across European centers with benefits in terms of clinical care delivery, teaching, training and research capacity. The ERN covers both adult and paediatric patents in the disease groupings (Autoimmune Liver Disease; Metabolic Biliary Atresia and related diseases; Structural Liver Disease) with a coherent plan to increase both disease scope and geographical coverage. Patient care will be improved through work on guidelines, care pathway development and the use of the Clinical Patient Management System for multi-centre discussion of complex cases. We also facilitate improvement in diagnostics capacity through development of quality assurance programmes in serology and hisopathology and case referral pathways to support centres lacking diagnostic technology. Our training and research programmes will enhance care delivery through increase in the trained workforce and knowledge respectively."

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2026-02-15

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