Project description
AI-based platform for managing complex diseases
Atrial fibrillation (AF) can lead to the formation of blood clots in the heart, resulting in strokes. The EU-funded ARISTOTELES project will establish a multinational data platform for developing AI approaches to manage complex diseases with comorbidities through various pathways. Employing innovative AI technology, the project seeks to assist patients dealing with AF and other intricate diseases. The integration of AI into clinical practice aims to create personalised risk assessment and management tools using patient data in an ethical manner. The focus of AF treatment is on a more comprehensive approach, emphasising timely diagnosis and treatment to mitigate disease progression, reduce disability, lower hospitalisations and decrease mortality rates. Additionally, it enhances patient adherence to treatment regimens.
Objective
The ARISTOTELES project aims to build a multinational harmonized data platform to develop and implement novel artificial intelligence (AI) approaches for management of complex diseases, where progression and manifestations of comorbidities are via multiple interacting pathways. We aim to apply our novel approach to a population of great need due to atrial fibrillation (AF), but our outputs can be extended to other complex diseases with multimorbidity. By integrating AIs into clinical practice, our platform will form a backbone for acceptable, responsible, and respectful uses of patient/participant data to develop and validate novel trustworthy AI tools for more personalized risk assessment and management. This represents a paradigm shift in AF treatment, moving from a focus on individual risk factors and selected outcomes (eg. stroke) to a holistic approach, underpinning timely diagnostic and therapeutic interventions to reduce disease progression, disability, hospitalizations and mortality, as well as improve patient adherence to lifestyle modifications, medications, and other treatment regimens.
ARISTOTELES will be delivered through 8 inter-linking work-packages (WPs): WP1 is study management/coordination. WP2 provides the ethical/legal requirements for the development of a trustworthy AI. WP3 addresses stakeholder understanding of AI, needs assessment, and engagement in all the phases of the AI development. In WP4, granular data on genotype and phenotype characteristics, are harmonized from different datasets into a common platform. In WP5, AI algorithms/tools are developed and connected to an interactive output interface for patients and clinicians. In WP6, we test the AI tool developed in WP5 in a clinical trial simulation (in silico trial). In WP7 a multicenter randomized trial runs across multiple countries including both primary care and secondary care. WP7 and WP8 drive the clinical implementation and dissemination of results.
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HORIZON.2.1 - Health
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HORIZON.2.1.1 - Health throughout the Life Course
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(opens in new window) HORIZON-HLTH-2022-STAYHLTH-01-two-stage
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Italy
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