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Ejemplo de la Active and Healthy Ageing
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La Participación en redes
Ejemplo de la EIP AHA
Anaïs Le CorvecUnitat de Projectes de Recerca - Vall d’Hebron Institut de Recerca24 de Octubre 2013
Que es la EIP AHA?
Porque participar?
Que ventajas, y pasos a seguir?
Active andHealthy Ageing
A European Innovation Partnership
OBJECTIVES
-addressing societal challenges and, in so doing,
-enhancing Europe's competitiveness, against the background of globalisation and current fiscal constraints.
The concept provides for a strategic approach to innovation which has its origins in the Europe 2020 strategy.
In addressing the challenge of ageing, the European Commission aims to increase by two years the average number of healthy life years (HLYs) in the European Union by 2020 :
• improving the health status and quality of life of European citizens, with a particular focus on older people;
• supporting the long-term sustainability and efficiency of health and social care systems; and
• enhancing the competitiveness of EU industry through an improved business environment providing the foundations for growth
LOS GRUPOS DE TRABAJO
1. Prescription and adherence action at the regional level.
2. Personal health management, starting with a falls prevention initiative.
3. Action for prevention of functional decline and frailty.
4. Replicating and tutoring integrated care for chronic diseases, including
remote monitoring at regional level
5. Development of interoperable independent living solutions, including
guidelines for business models
European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing
B3: Integrated Care Action Group
Why engage in the EIP-AHA?
Learn from the others’ good practiceCombine evidence
Collaboration leading to efficiency in (re-)design and validation of innovative care services
Efficiency of design leading to expansion of services to larger population - with the same level of investment
Being stronger in application for funding at local/national levelLocal industry seeing a larger market, beyond the “local border”
Political support
Challenges to care delivery models
Chronic conditions
Health workforce shortage
Financial unsustainability
Health inequalities
HLY vs LE
Ageing society
Action Plan
Adopted: 6 November 2012
Our activity areas
Organisational Models
Change Management
Workforce Development, Education and Training
Risk Stratification
Care Pathways
Patient Empowerment
Electronic Care Records / ICT/Teleservices
Finance, Funding and Procurement
Communication and Dissemination
mapping, repositories of good practices, toolkits mapping, repositories of good practices, toolkits
Aligning existing funded activities
Care pathways – an example
Evidence base for integrated care pathways and associated guidelines and processes
A repository of implemented chronic care pathways, integrated care pathways for chronic conditions
Mapping best practice implementation in the EU
regions
Toolkit for Integrated Care Pathways:
Care pathway redesign & implementation plans & replicationEuropean standardised methodologies & indicators
Standardised protocols, procedures and activity workflows
B3 Good Practices
• Objective: to gather an initial map of current integrated care activities relating to the B3 Action Areas
• Who: All B3 members were invited to complete the B3 Good Practice template
• When: March-September 2013
Collection of good practices
• 85 good practices• 23 regions• 8 action areas
… and the collectionis still on-going
Contributing Regions and Countries*
Andalusia Aragón Basque Country Campania Catalonia Centre
Coimbra Valencia Copenhagen Emilia Romagna Extremadura Germany Israel
Languedoc Roussillon Lombardia Spain Netherlands Piedmont Portugal Trento Puglia
Rotterdam Saxony Scotland Southern Denmark Spain Turkey UK Valencia West Midlands Zealand
*Size corresponding to number of good practices
Themes
• 50% of the good practices target one or more chronic disease (cardiovascular diseases, COPD, diabetes, etc)
• Numerous examples of comprehensive regional programmes for chronicity• Wide range of issues, incl. insurance, social security, housing, independent
living, volunteering, impact on competitiveness • Innovation in technologies, delivery of services and organisation• Patient-centered• Strong focus on implementation
Puglia, Italy: Telecardiology programme to support patients affected by cardiovascular diseases both in case of acute events and management of chronic conditions. •- Over 550.000 ECG performed, •- significant reduction of avoidable death, •- 60% underwent appropriate treatment and no hospitalization unless urgent (only 11%)
Basque country: Chronicity strategy
Risk stratification of patients- the entire population (2.2mio) included- 100% of health professionals know what care approach the patient need in relation to their risks - 11,000 hospital stay reduction & saving of €8.9mio (entire strategy)
Examples
Role of European Commission
Political advocacy
Support of scale-up, transferability and replication
Facilitating collaboration, communication, and partnerships
Monitoring & evaluation framework towards the EIP targets & goals
Improving framework conditions
Alignment of funding instruments
Development of a shared and robust evidence base
Enabling the exchange and transfer of good practices
EIP MEANS NO FUNDING BUT!
NETWORKING (THROUGH THE MARKET PLACE)
POSSIBILITY TO INFLUENCE FUTURE FUNDING PROGRAMMES
START NEW PROJECTS AND INITIATIVES IN RESEARCH BUT ALSO CLOSE TO MARKET
GRACIAS POR SU ATENCIÓN!
EQUIPO PROYECTOS DE INVESTIGACIÓNVALL D’HEBRON INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH
Cualquier duda: [email protected]