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Maximising Health Benefits for Citizens through New Technologies workshop at the EU Open Health forum conference

2008-12-10 00:00
Maximising Health Benefits for Citizens through New Technologies workshop at the EU Open Health forum conference 10 December 2008 - 11 December 2008 Brussels, Belgium Through a number of concrete examples experts in the field will outline how eHealth can support healthcare systems in providing better care to European citizens. It is suggested that the discussion of the working group takes note of the importance of technology to the health sector (and vice-versa) and of the need to evaluate how investment in technology translates into concrete health benefits. Contact: eHealth AT ec.europa.eu See also: http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/ehealth

Day 2: Wednesday, 26 November 14.00–15.30 - OLDES.eu - An affordable/personal health care system for ageing ICT2008 in Lyon

2008-11-25 00:00

An affordable and personalised health care system for an independent ageing

There is a social and market demand for the new, ICT based responses to care and health service provision to improve chronic disease management at home and prolong the possibility of autonomous, safe and socially fulfilling life. Many current ICT e-health applications focus on the provision of individual clinical services. There is a need for improvement of horizontal applications and for the coordination of services from different agencies and disciplines into tailored and customised packages of provision spanning both health and social care. The proposed session will exchange best practice and propose new solutions for the coordinated of the delivery and governance of complex ehealth services. It will explore the architectural and technological issues of these applications and infrastructures and investigate viable business models for innovative and low cost health services’ provision. A comparative approach with the enterprise interoperability world will be considered.

Web site: http://www.oldes.eu

Coordinator: Monica IBIDO

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Deadline FP7 eHealth - 3.2. QUALITY, EFFICIENCY AND SOLIDARITY OF HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS INCLUDING TRANSITIONAL HEALTH SYSTEMS

2008-12-03 00:00
3.2. QUALITY, EFFICIENCY AND SOLIDARITY OF HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS INCLUDING TRANSITIONAL HEALTH SYSTEMS
The objective is to provide, in the light of new knowledge, scientifically validated tools to
allow countries to learn from the experience of other health systems and their
sustainability, taking into account the importance of national contexts and population
characteristics (ageing, mobility, migration, education, socioeconomic status and the
changing world of work etc). Focus will be on organisational, financial and regulatory
aspects of health systems (assessing the cost, efficiency and benefits of different
interventions including as regards patient safety), their implementation and their outcomes
in terms of effectiveness, efficiency and equity (including disadvantaged groups). Special
attention will be paid to investment issues and human resources, including home care
strategies.
Expected impact: Projects should advance the state of the art in the field of health systems
research and enhance cooperation between researchers in Europe and other geographic
regions to promote integration and excellence of European research in the field. This
research should develop the scientific evidence base that supports the Member States to
organise better their health systems according to the common principles of equity,
solidarity, and universality. The knowledge generated should empower the policy and
decision maker better to manage and reform healthcare systems in view of common
challenges and within the common framework of the European Union.
Topics for single-stage submission and evaluation; deadline 3 December 2008:
- HEALTH-2009-3.2-1: Organisation of dementia care. FP7-HEALTH-2009-
single-stage. Assess European health and social care systems as regards the

Medical research at crossroads combining the power of ICT with Biomedical Sciences on 23-24Oct08 in Brussels.

2008-09-11 14:07

The ICT BIO 2008 Conference (Oct. 23-24, 2008) will provide an insight into existing and future prospects on integrative research for complex human diseases at European and international levels.

The objective of this 2 day conference is to:

  • Communicate the opportunities and challenges of the Virtual Physiological Human and Integrative System Biology and other topics that lie at the crossroads of ICT, Biology and Medicine
  • Provide the possibility for discussions on progress beyond the current state of the art and to promote international cooperation and networkingICT BIO 2008
  • Provide an overview about the current activities in these domains not only in EU but also in US and other countries, and to examine opportunities for closer cooperation between EU and US funding agencies

Expected results of this conference:

FP7-Health-2009 BIOTECH, HUMAN HEALTH HEALTHCARE one-stage <03Dec08 + two stages <22Apr09

2008-12-03 00:00
FP7-Health-2009-two-stage
Identifier: FP7-Health-2009-two-stage Publication Date: 03 September 2008 Budget: € 115 000 000

Coordinated call: No

Joint call: No

Technical Call: No

Deadlines: 03 December 2008 at 17:00:00 (Brussels local time) 22 April 2009 at 17:00:00 (Brussels local time) - Second deadline (for 2-stage procedure indicative) OJ Reference: OJ C226 of 03 September 2008 Specific Programme(s): Cooperation Theme: Health

Call identifier: FP7-HEALTH-2009-single-stage
Proposal submission and evaluation: Single-stage procedure
Date of publication: 3 September 2008.
Deadline: 3 December 2008 at 17.00.00 (Brussels local time).

Indicative budget: EUR 476 million from the 2009 budget

Workshop Technology for independent living an OASIS beyond 55. 8-10Oct08 Brussels

2008-10-08 00:00
2008-10-09 00:00
INVITATION  to OASIS User Forum and 1st International Workshop "Technology for independent living: an OASIS beyond 55", 8th & 10th October 2008, Brussels

Dear Madam/Sir,

For the growing elderly population in our society, it has become increasingly important to maintain their autonomy and mobility as this is associated to a better quality of life.

OASIS IP aims to develop an open and innovative reference architecture, based upon ontologies and semantic services, that will allow plug and play and cost effective interconnection of existing and newly developed services in all domains required for the independent and autonomous living of older people and their enhanced Quality of Life.

On behalf of the OASIS Consortium, we kindly invite you to participate in its first user Forum and international Workshop that will take place respectively on 8 and 10 October 2008.

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OASIS USER FORUM
>From a technological point of view OASIS promises to provide relevant innovations over the state-of-the art in areas such as Open Reference Architecture and Ontologies, Intelligent Agents and AMI Framework, Wearable sensors for elderly health and activity monitoring, In-home and Domotic Sensors, Independent Living Applications and Autonomous Mobility and Smart Workplaces Applications.   
To reach it aims and objectives the project is organising a User Forum on 8 October 2008 in Brussels encouraging multi-stakeholder participation and fostering discussions between industry, cities and end users to ensure the development of technologies and services that meet the needs of older people.
The consortium partners are pleased to invite you to join this forum. Your expertise and collaboration will be vital to the success of the project and for the well being of older people.

FP7-Health-2009-single-stage - Deadline: 03 December 2008

2008-12-03 00:00

Identifier: FP7-Health-2009-single-stage

Publication Date: 03 September 2008

Budget: € 476 000 000

Deadline: 03 December 2008 at 17:00:00 (Brussels local time)

 

OJ Reference: OJ C226 of 03 September 2008

Coordinated call: No

Joint call: No

Technical Call: No

Specific Programme(s): Cooperation

Theme: Health

 

FP7 Cooperation Work Programme: Health
III IMPLEMENTATION OF CALLS
Call identifier: FP7-HEALTH-2009-single-stage
Proposal submission and evaluation: Single-stage procedure
Date of publication: 3 September 200819.
Deadline: 3 December 2008 at 17.00.00 (Brussels local time).20
Indicative budget: EUR 476 million from the 2009 budget21
The budget for this call is indicative. The final budget awarded to this call, following the
evaluation of proposals, may vary:
by up to 10% of the total value of the call; and
the repartition of sub-budgets awarded within this call, following the evaluation of
proposals, may vary by up to 10% of the total value of the call.

Citizen Services for Borderless Healthcare in the European Union: eHealth Conference - 9Sep08 in Kiel, Germany

2008-09-09 00:00

Workshop eHealth at the "eHealth Conference 2008":

"Citizen Services for Borderless Healthcare in the European Union:
Current Situation - Vision – Solutions"


9th September 2008, 9:00 – 12:00 h


Travelling abroad for pleasure, education, or work has become a natural part of life for many European citizens. Products and services can be bought in another Member State when the need arises, but obtaining healthcare outside their residence country is still problematic for most European citizens. The workshop focuses on concrete steps towards improving pan-European healthcare provision and on policy needs to accelerate European integration also in this field so close to the daily needs of many European citizens. It is organised by the TEN4Health project which is funded by the European Commission. The TEN4Health project contributes towards improved healthcare provision for mobile European Union citizens. Initiated by leading public health insurance providers, the TEN4Health service package assures access of citizens to healthcare in participating Member States’ hospitals, based on a secure web service and its integration into developing European eHealth infrastructure networks. The workshop is addressed to all interested in realising an integrated European health services market, in sharing visions, experience and opportunities for cooperation.

OLDES.eu An affordable and personalised health care system for an independent ageing

2008-09-04 15:00

An affordable and personalised health care system for an independent ageing

There is a social and market demand for the new, ICT based responses to care and health service provision to improve chronic disease management at home and prolong the possibility of autonomous, safe and socially fulfilling life. Many current ICT e-health applications focus on the provision of individual clinical services. There is a need for improvement of horizontal applications and for the coordination of services from different agencies and disciplines into tailored and customised packages of provision spanning both health and social care. The proposed session will exchange best practice and propose new solutions for the coordinated of the delivery and governance of complex ehealth services. It will explore the architectural and technological issues of these applications and infrastructures and investigate viable business models for innovative and low cost health services’ provision. A comparative approach with the enterprise interoperability world will be considered.

Web site: http://www.oldes.eu

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De Sabbata PIERO (ENEA, Italy), 16/07/2008 18:50

There is probably an high parallelism between the web of relationships in the manufacturing networks and the complex world of eHealth structures that are a mix of public administration and private structures.

AAL Policy Workshop in Brussels on 25-26 September 2008

2008-09-25 00:00
2008-09-26 00:00

AAL Policy Workshop in Brussels on 25-26 September 2008
The Joint AAL Association / AALIANCE Workshop on Ambient Assisted Living Policy in
Europe (co-organised with the European Commission) will be held in
Brussels on 25-26 September 2008.

The goal of this workshop is to create a comprehensive vision of the R&D and policy needs for ambient assisted living technologies and to suggest strategies that may serve as a roadmap for industry, service providers, academia and policy makers. An intensive exchange of ideas
shall support the building of a AAL community that may gather as project consortia in the future.
The workshop will consist of keynote speeches and four consecutive round table discussions, each opened by dedicated impulse speakers:
- Older people at home
- Aging in Society
- Aging at Work
- AAL Community building

Experts are asked to prepare short statements on different aspects of ambient assisted living technology trends in the different user domains, social-institutional aspects and R&D support and AAL community building.
In order to ensure a high intensity of discussion, participation in this workshop will be limited to a total of about 80 persons.
Interested experts are asked to apply for participation (including a description of their proposed contribution) on the AALIANCE website.
Experts will be carefully selected based on the relevance of their announced contribution to the discussion on the workshop topic and taking into account the importance of their attendance for the workshop goal.

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