Description du projet
Une communauté de pratique pour répondre aux besoins non satisfaits en matière de services de santé numériques
Le projet PIPPI a développé et mis en œuvre une communauté de pratique (CoP pour Community of Practice) pour identifier les besoins non satisfaits partagés, collaborer à leur traitement et les préparer à la passation de marché d’innovations. Par rapport à tous les autres forums, plateformes et organisations existant aujourd’hui dans l’UE, la communauté de pratique active et fonctionnelle est unique car elle est numérique, rassemble toutes les parties prenantes clés et est dirigée par des praticiens de la santé et des groupes de patients. Ces facteurs permettent d’exploiter son impact potentiel et lui permettent d’identifier et de résoudre les besoins non satisfaits en matière de soins de santé de manière beaucoup plus efficace. En outre, au cours de la période finale, le projet a mis en œuvre une méthodologie partagée, permettant aux membres de construire et de partager de manière asynchrone des besoins communs, jusqu’à la préparation de marchés publics d’innovations.
Objectif
The digital transformation of healthcare asks for the procurement of innovative solutions for which public-private collaborations are essential. These collaborations are often reactive and not fully connected with the needs and specifications of the healthcare professionals. To address this challenge, the demand side should be in the driver seat in innovation procurement for healthcare. Therefore, the PIPPI project will create a cross-border Community of Practice of European university hospitals that will bring together experts from the demand and supply side to identify common clinical needs for digital healthcare solutions and procurement of innovation knowledge. The consortium includes 7 major European university hospitals offering expertise on digital healthcare, patient-centered care and procurement with the ultimate aim to solve shared clinical challenges.
The project will engage relevant stakeholders involved throughout the innovation procurement process at a regional, national and European level. The consortium with its network partners such as industry and payers of healthcare, will gather best practices, and develop structural capital and tools around procurement that will be shared through a knowledge brokerage platform on an European level by actors involved in, planning or interested in procurement of innovation. The consortium will identify major clinical needs from 10 university hospitals spread around Europe and compile a short-list of challenges that are suitable to solve with digital solutions and for procurement of innovation. This shortlist will be the base for a feasibility study and preparation of a concrete cross-border PCP.
To secure the future use of project results, including long-term assessment and monitoring of outcomes, the PIPPI project will develop a business and implementation plan with the ultimate aim to improve patient outcome, decrease healthcare costs, create growth for European life science industry and create new markets.
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Programme(s)
- H2020-EU.3.1. - SOCIETAL CHALLENGES - Health, demographic change and well-being Main Programme
- H2020-EU.3.1.4.1. - Active ageing, independent and assisted living
- H2020-EU.3.1.5.1. - Improving halth information and better use of health data
- H2020-EU.3.1.4.2. - Individual awareness and empowerment for self-management of health
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Régime de financement
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