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Promoting eHealth in cb Area by Stimulating local Economies

Sector: Advanced Electronics • Location: Italy

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eHealth is a strategic sector, highlighted also in the Work Programme. Significant progress still need to be achieved: Puglia and Molise Regions are among the least developed ones with regard to national average, while IPA countries are making limited efforts to align with EU standards, in terms of innovative services organization , using digital platforms and sharing services among citizens.The d

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The project “Promoting eHealth in cb Area by Stimulating local Economies” is an infrastructure initiative in the Advanced Electronics sector, located in Italy. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Keep.EU.

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eHealth is a strategic sector, highlighted also in the Work Programme. Significant progress still need to be achieved: Puglia and Molise Regions are among the least developed ones with regard to national average, while IPA countries are making limited efforts to align with EU standards, in terms of innovative services organization , using digital platforms and sharing services among citizens.The development of such sector will be beneficial for the whole area, not only for the improvement of public and private healthcare services, but it can also contribute to boost innovation and competitiveness of MSMEs working in the fields of digital technologies and traditional healthcare services. The PHASE project aims at- creating an ecosystem of policies, practices and tools which will act as facilitator of competitiveness of MSMEs in healthcare sector and e-health- boosting the creation and the development of eHealth digital MSMEs by providing non-financial services- increasing competences in MSMEs, awareness in public authorities and empowerment in common citizens in CB area about eHealth.- promoting the CBC among private and public stakeholders through the creation of a transnational network;- improving the overall health and the quality of life of citizens in the CB area by using information and communication technologies (ICT) to increase self-management of healthcare and diseases. To test the project approach, the consortium will develop and implement 3 different pilots, addressing 3 different types of clinical needs from patients:- Infarct Network, a territorial network of structural nodes and equipped ambulances aiming at a prompt and appropriate clinical intervention in early phases of heart-attack; - Digital platform for management of Integrated Care Pathways with specific reference to Neurodegenerative diseases; - Remote monitoring of chronic patients, increasing capillarity of territorial services. Information added on 2020-05-14, regarding the mitigation of the effects of COVID-19 (the coronavirus pandemic that started in 2019) (English language only): This project, aimed at developing the eHealth sector for the benefit of citizens and SMEs, requested to extend the scope of its activities beyond the treatment of heart-attacks, neurodegenerative and chronic diseases, to cover also pandemic risks and mitigate the effects of the Covid-19 crisis.

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