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Gravitate–Health: Empowering and Equipping Europeans with health information for Active Personal Health Management and Adherence to Treatment

Description du projet

Exploiter les informations sur la santé pour garantir une expérience optimale aux patients

La numérisation des informations sur la santé présente des avantages infinis pour les cliniciens, les patients et leur réseau de soutien. En ce qui concerne l’engagement des patients, les outils d’information numériques peuvent faciliter le parcours de ces derniers en offrant un accès à des informations exploitables, compréhensibles, pertinentes, fiables et fondées sur des données probantes, qui répondent à la fois à leurs besoins spécifiques, à leur contexte sanitaire et à leur niveau d’alphabétisation. Le projet Gravitate-Health, financé par l’UE, vise à démontrer comment une solution d’information sanitaire intégrée, numérique et centrée sur l’utilisateur pourrait permettre d’améliorer de manière tangible la disponibilité et la compréhension des informations sanitaires provenant d’un ensemble de sources fiables. En outre, Gravitate-Health mettra en évidence comment l’amélioration de la disponibilité et de la compréhension des informations sur la santé est susceptible de renforcer l’adhésion au traitement, de contribuer à une utilisation plus sûre des médicaments et d’optimiser les résultats de santé et la qualité de vie globale liée à la santé.

Objectif

The Gravitate-Health mission is to equip and empower citizens with digital information tools that make them confident, active, and responsive in their patient journey, specifically encouraging safe use of medicines for better health outcomes and quality of life. It is our vision that engagement of citizens in their own health can only be achieved with access to actionable, understandable, relevant, reliable and evidence-based information meets their specific needs, health context, and literacy level. This project's ambition is to provide a key piece to advance this vision: the Gravitate Lens (G-lens), which focuses (but does not conceal or filter) approved electronic product information (ePI) content, and offers a route for patients to access trustworthy, up-to-date information that better meet their individual needs.
Gravitate-Health is an integrated digital health information project. The principle objective is to demonstrate how use of an integrated, digital, user-centric health information solution with two-way communication could enable tangible improvements in availability and understanding of health information from a set of trusted sources, starting with regulator-approved medicinal product information (e.g. package leaflet content) and EHR-IPS (International Patient Summary). The secondary objectives are to demonstrate that the improved availability and understanding of health information from trusted sources translate to higher levels of adherence to treatment, safer use of medication (Pharmacovigilance), better health outcomes and quality of life, and to develop new and deeper insights into how use of available health information can be optimized to act as effective risk minimization measures.

The project allows for efficient and timely development of the G-lens, provides testing grounds for new services and an evaluation framework to test the efficiency, efficacy and safety of Gravitate-Health services. Our main outputs will be an open source digital platform supporting G-Lens functionally, demonstrated in a number of testing scenarios, and a White Paper with recommendations on realistic strategies to strengthen access, understanding and future use of digital services like ePIs as a tool for Risk Minimization.
The Gravitate-Health is a public – private partnership with 41 members from Europe and the US, co-led by University of Oslo (coordinator) and Pfizer (industry lead), funded by the Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI) – a joint undertaking of the European Commission, the European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations (EFPIA), IMI Associated Partners.

Coordinateur

UNIVERSITETET I OSLO
Contribution nette de l'UE
€ 1 983 896,15
Adresse
PROBLEMVEIEN 5-7
0313 Oslo
Norvège

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Région
Norge Oslo og Viken Oslo
Type d’activité
Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
Liens
Coût total
€ 2 441 989,90

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