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TOwards imProved screening for breast, cervical and colorectal cancer in Eastern-Europe: Equitable, Actionable, Sustainable and Trustworthy

Descrizione del progetto

Incrementare lo screening per ridurre i decessi per cancro

Lo screening per il cancro seguito da un trattamento precoce riduce la mortalità per cancro del colon-retto, della mammella e del collo dell’utero, che attualmente causano 155 000 decessi all’anno nell’Europa orientale. Lo screening in questi paesi è spesso meno organizzato, il che porta a una mancanza di dati, a una scarsa copertura e non peremtte di raggiungere in maniera sufficiente le comunità minoritarie. EU-TOPIA-EAST migliorerà lo screening studiando e attuando le tabelle di marcia sviluppate nell’ambito del primo progetto EU-TOPIA. Il progetto prenderà in considerazione i sistemi sanitari e sociali locali in Georgia, Montenegro e Romania. I programmi attuati saranno monitorati utilizzando indicatori chiave e strumenti EU-TOPIA e tramite sofisticati modelli decisionali per prevedere i benefici a lungo termine e i rapporti danno-beneficio. Altri paesi (a reddito medio) saranno coinvolti in workshop, per condividere le loro esperienze nel miglioramento dei programmi di screening.

Obiettivo

Colorectal, breast and cervical cancer cause 155,000 deaths each year in middle income countries (MIC) in Eastern Europe, while there is good evidence that a large proportion could be prevented by organized screening. Although many MIC in Eastern Europe have implemented some form of cancer screening, this screening is often non-organized, leading to lack of data and quality assurance systems. Also, coverage is commonly low and minority groups are not reached.
In a previous HORIZON2020 project ‘EU-TOPIA’, we developed road maps to improve cancer screening programmes in Europe. In the current project, EU-TOPIA-EAST, these roadmaps will be refined and translated into action plans for three MICs: Georgia (breast), Romania (cervix) and Montenegro (colorectal). These action plans will take the local health and social system into account by performing detailed barrier and stakeholder analyses, leading to feasible changes to current screening programs. Next, we will implement these action plans: e.g. in Georgia, we will increase coverage of the programme by establishing a new screening unit; in Romania, we will develop new IT infrastructure to allow invitation-based cervical cancer screening; and finally in Montenegro we will establish a new colonoscopy center to increase programme capacity decrease travel time for participants.
The implemented programs will be monitored and evaluated using key indicators and sophisticated decision models to predict the long-term and country-wide benefits, harms and cost-effectiveness. During workshops and roundtable discussions for policymakers and screening program coordinators from all countries in Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean to build capacity and upscale the implementation of these intervention(s) in Equitable, Accessible, and SusTainable (EU-TOPIA-EAST) ways. In this way, the project will improve the prevention and early diagnosis of cancer in real-life settings in Eastern European and Mediterranean countries.

Invito a presentare proposte

H2020-SC1-BHC-2018-2020

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Bando secondario

H2020-SC1-2020-Single-Stage-RTD

Meccanismo di finanziamento

RIA - Research and Innovation action

Coordinatore

ERASMUS UNIVERSITAIR MEDISCH CENTRUM ROTTERDAM
Contribution nette de l'UE
€ 997 500,00
Indirizzo
DR MOLEWATERPLEIN 40
3015 GD Rotterdam
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Regione
West-Nederland Zuid-Holland Groot-Rijnmond
Tipo di attività
Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
Collegamenti
Costo totale
€ 997 500,00

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