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EIP on AHA Newsletter, Issue Mar 2020

News

Funding
for twinnings available! Scaling up digital transformation for health and care in Europe

In spring 2020, both the European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing (EIP on AHA) and DigitalHealthEurope (DHE) are working together to promote their twinning schemes. The twinning
scheme aims to reduce any risks related to investing in innovative digital ICT solutions. It does so by financing the exchange of knowledge/partial adoption or full adoption of digital health solutions that have a high potential for replicability and scaling
up.

MAFEIP's
membership increases ten-fold

The user community of MAFEIP has increased ten-fold over the last three years. From February 2017 to February 2020, the volume of MAFEIP's members went up from 25 to 250. This growth in volume shows
the great interest of many health and social care providers, policy makers, companies, and researchers in measuring the cost-effectiveness of the applications and implementations they are introducing in their local sites/regions.

Integr@tención
DEMO-Sessions showcasing innovative technological solutions to promote independent living

The Integr@tención Project - Cross-border platform for scaling-up innovative solutions in social and health care of elderly people in rural areas of Castilla y León and North Portugal- strives to
ensure that elderly people in a situation of autonomy loss, disability or chronic conditions can be cared for at home even until the end of their lives, if that is their wish.

European
Data Strategy

The objective of the European Data Strategy is to make sure the EU becomes a role model and a leader for a society empowered by data. For this, it aims at setting up a true European data space,
a single market for data, to unlock unused data, allowing it to flow freely within the European Union and across sectors for the benefit of businesses, researchers and public administrations.

PlatformUptake.eu
- Assessing the state of the art and supporting the uptake and evolution of open service platforms in the active and healthy ageing domain

PlatformUptake.eu seeks to deliver an inventory of the state of the art and analyse the use of open service platforms in the active and healthy ageing (AHA) domain, covering both open platforms
- such as UniversAAL, FIWARE, and partly-open/proprietary platforms developed by industry, and address the interactions between these platforms.

Project
chAnGE investigators share insights on new approaches to tackling non-communicable diseases and supporting healthy ageing

Following the article about Project chAnGE published by Politico in December, a series of interviews with individual project grantees has now also been published, highlighting the aims of each project.
These independent grants have been enabled by Upjohn, a Pfizer division focused on tackling non-communicable diseases (NCDs) globally.

New
H2020 project TeNDER: Affective based integrated care for better quality of life

By combining user-friendly technologies and substantial research experience, the TeNDER project aims to help improve the quality of life of patients and those who surround them. Moreover, it will
test ways to ease communication between different health and care providers who treat patients with multi-morbidities.

Transforming
healthcare with artificial intelligence

The report Transforming Healthcare with AI: The impact on the healthcare workforce and organisations is a collaboration between EIT Health and McKinsey & Company. The report explores the impact
of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on the future of healthcare and its workforce. It also defines the new organisational models and skillsets healthcare professionals will need.

Get involved

Horizon
Impact Award 2020 contest open: apply by 2 April 2020

The European Commission is launching the 2020 edition of Horizon Impact Award - a prize dedicated to EU-funded projects whose results have created societal impact across Europe and beyond. The prize
acknowledges and rewards the most influential and impactful project results under Horizon 2020, the EU research and innovation programme, and its predecessor, the 7th Framework programme (FP7, 2007-2013).

HSMonitor
announces an open market consultation

HSMonitor announces an Open Market Consultation (OMC) and provides information about a planned pre-commercial procurement (PCP), addressing the rising incidence of hypertension and the need for
more effective management by empowering patients and the healthcare professionals involved in their care. HSMonitor is looking to procure R&D services in the form of a solution that will provide innovative ICT-enabled monitoring to improve health status and
optimise hypertension care.

Market
consultation - telemedecine solutions in Europe

The objective of this consultation is to identify services, products, platforms, mobile applications and other types of technological solutions focused on health promotion, prevention, treatment,
monitoring and/or diagnosis of a patient's health status. This information will be used to conduct a market analysis on telemedicine technologies and solutions available, which will help to identify possible solutions for the provision of non-presential services
for the Catalan public health system.

Funding opportunities

Coordinating
and supporting research on the human microbiome in Europe and beyond

Proposals should aim for synergistic collaboration and agreement across various research and innovation programmes on the human microbiome, in Europe and worldwide, dealing with sample collection,
processing, standardisation and healthy states references at different sites of the human body (not only one organ), including also interaction with omics, impact of drugs, nutritional and environmental aspects as well as sex and gender differences.

The
ethics of technologies with high socio-economic impact

This work aims at complementing the work started in the context of SwafS-18-2016 call that addressed three areas: genomics, human enhancement and man-machine interactions (project SIENNA). The action
should conduct a similar analysis and refine the model and guidelines produced by the project funded under the above call.

5G
PPP - 5G innovations for verticals with third party services

Experimentation facilities able to provide enhanced experimentation infrastructures on top of which third party experimenters will have the opportunity to test their applications in an integrated,
open, cooperative and fully featured network platform running across multiple domains where needed, and tailored to specific vertical use case.

Events

Rural
Environment, Humanitarian Technology and Sustainability Conference, 23/03/2020, Burgos, Spain

The Rural Environment, Humanitarian Technology and Sustainability Conference aims to highlight the sociodemographic and health challenge facing the Autonomous Community of Castilla y León.

Funka
Accessibility Days 1-2/04/2020, Stockholm, Sweden

Funka Accessibility Days is northern Europe's largest conference on accessible ICT. We are proud to welcome some of the world?s leading experts on web accessibility to the beautiful city of Stockholm,
Sweden, 1st - 2nd April.

ACTIVEAGE
Experience Day, 7/05/2020, Madrid, Spain

The ACTIVEAGE Experience Day 2020 is organised through four interactive sessions which will showcase the impact achieved over the most relevant aspects of the project.

Spotlight on

Celebrating innovation success stories for active and healthy ageing

More than 300 attendees attended the I2M Adoption Awards. These awards seek to spotlight success stories in the implementation of innovation for active, healthy ageing, recognising both the work
of adopters and their technology suppliers. The initiative attracted 16 applications coming from six European Union countries.

The awards were organised by Innovation to Market (I2M) as part of the work of the European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing (EIP on AHA), supported by the WE4AHA coordination
and support action.

Three teams were selected to present their digital solutions at the Adoption Awards Ceremony. It took place on 25th February 2020 in the Digital Health Open Doors Event, organized by Barcelona Health
Hub (BHH) together with European Connected Health Alliance (ECHAlliance).

Recipients of the Public Choice Award

E-Saúde was awarded by the public that had voted online for the past month. This solution by the Galician Health Service (SERGAS) and DXC Technology, is an open platform that enables Galician health
service patients to have easy access to all their health data and set up appointments or e-consultations with their general practitioner.

Recipients of the Jury Award

A panel made up of three experts in the evaluation and implementation of healthcare technology selected NHS Liverpool Clinical Commissioning Group and Docobo, as the best adoption case. The innovation
is a telehealth solution for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). It monitors symptoms remotely and helps patients to manage their health at home under the supervision of experienced clinicians.

A third finalist also presented its work

This third finalist was the Scottish Digital Health and Care Directorate with Near Me, developed by the company Attend Anywhere. It offers patients a video appointment with their doctor either from
home or a local NHS centre and therefore reduces unnecessary travel.

Learn more about the three Adoption Awards finalists

Congratulations to all who participated!

This newsletter is produced by

Funka within the framework of the WE4AHA project.

Disclaimer: Views and opinions expressed in the newsletter do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the European Commission or any of the individual EIP on AHA partners.
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