Objective
Chronic diseases represent for healthcare systems the heaviest cost burden. Aside from the social costs in terms of suffering, they account for 70% on European average of public healthcare systems in the EU. A plethora of ICT based applications have been developed in the last years, allowing to tackle at least partially problems related to specific pathologies. However, even advanced experiences have had limited impact, mostly focusing on pilot applications entailing little or no change on the whole healthcare system. The RICHARD project arises from the need to make healthcare systems more efficient while managing effectively their costs. ICT can be a major change agent in this process, but only if systemic aspects are duly taken into account, such as the interrelation of ICT with organisational and non-technological components of healthcare systems. To do so, a significant shift is necessary to evolve from an application based model, to a comprehensive and sustainable chronic care model, likely to be adapted to the broadest possible range of chronic conditions. The RICHARD project will therefore focus its analysis on the pathologies-specific ICT applications being implemented in leading European regions and elaborate a Joint Action Plan oriented to the integration of those technologies for the deployment of sustainable chronic care models for European regions. This will require a strong coordination of research resources and innovation stakeholders (clearly identified in the first phase of the project) to design new research paths and innovation models. The Joint Action Plan will also be inspired by a medium-long term vision that looks at e-health services into a perspective of economic growth for the regions along the principles of open competition for better and pan-European healthcare services. In this respect the project plans to build upon strategic initiatives already undertaken within each participating region.
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- medical and health sciences basic medicine pathology
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FP7-REGIONS-2010-1
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50122 Firenze
Italy
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98168 MESSINA
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53100 Siena
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50053 EMPOLI
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901 87 UMEA
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901 89 UMEA
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SE-93133 Skelleftea
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LS11 5AE Leeds
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BD18 3LA SALTAIRE
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S1 1WB Sheffield
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BD20 6TD KEIGHLEY
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90-051 Lodz
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90 441 LODZ
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90-136 LODZ
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90 531 LODZ
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BD1 1HY Bradford
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S10 2TN SHEFFIELD
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