MultiMed Engineers – … go beyond

Celebrating Milestones: Gatekeeper Project Successfully Concludes Final Review!

23 February 2024

We are thrilled to announce the successful completion of the final review for the EU Horizon Gatekeeper project! After years of dedication and collaboration, we have achieved significant milestones in advancing digital health solutions across Europe. 💼💡

Gatekeeper has been at the forefront of innovation, revolutionizing healthcare delivery and patient outcomes. From enhancing care coordination to optimizing resource allocation, our project has made a tangible impact in the healthcare ecosystem. 💪🏼💊

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our esteemed partners, stakeholders, and supporters who have been instrumental in this journey. Your unwavering commitment and collaboration have been the cornerstone of our success. 🤝🏼🔬

As we reflect on our achievements, we are excited about the future possibilities that lie ahead. The Gatekeeper legacy will continue to inspire and drive innovation in digital health, shaping the future of healthcare delivery worldwide. 🌍💙

Source: GATEKEEPER Project – LinkedIn Page

Investigating AI modelling for predicting healthcare expenditure based on RWD

MultiMed Engineers assessed the potential of the GATEKEEPER AI Framework in analysing real world datasets (RWD) available at AReSS Puglia, that include information on healthcare expenditure related to multimorbid chronic patients.

Assessment of an e‑coaching intervention for active and healthy ageing in the Puglia Region

MultiMed Engineers conducted a series of analyses aimed at assessing the results of an e‑coaching program for active and healthy ageing directed to senior citizens in the Puglia Region, conducted in the frame of the GATEKEEPER Project.

Towards a digital human “behaviorome”

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MultiMed Engineers carried out research activities aimed to investigate the application of Data Analytics technology to the capture, analysis and interpretation of human behavior as a determinant of health. The expectation is that such effort would conduct to the definition of a digital human behaviorome that could greatly improve clinical research, by providing more informative features on people health conditions, linked to a modifiable determinant that can be used for improving health policies.

HTA for oncology prognostic models

Cattura2 MultiMed Engineers further applied its expertise in conducting HTA studies with the MAFEIP Tool, addressing the oncology domain. The health and economic effects of using the BD2Decide prognostic models in comparison with usual TNM staging, have been evaluated on the basis of the Project’s dataset, which includes several hundreds of Head & Neck Cancer cases. Four treatment escalation and de-escalation scenarios have been analysed.

HTA shows City4Age approach as viable

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MultiMed Engineers conducted a Health Technology Assessment for evaluating the frailty prevention scheme based on the City4Age Project’s early detection system. The results show that City4Age dominates the current standard of care from the Healthcare point of view, and exhibits a very cost-effective ICER of 3,380 €/QALY from the Societal perspective, allowing to conclude that the City4Age approach is viable.

Detecting frailty through smart-city datasets

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Thanks to the availablity of experimental datasets from the City4Age Athens Pilot, MultiMed Engineers investigated how Machine Learning algorithms can be leveraged to early detect frailty onset in aging citizens, living in smart-cities.

Chat-bot development

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MultiMed Engineers is experimenting the application of chat-bot technology to several business cases, including a NLP-based query language for a CRM database, and a conversational application to support a business-to-business “classifieds” system.

City4Age frailty and MCI risk model

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MultiMed Engineers, with the support of Università di Pavia (Department of Internal Medicine and Therapeutics), has drafted the first version of the City4Age frailty and MCI risk model. This document, which is a public deliverable of the City4Age Project (D2.1), presents the selection of geriatrics indicators that are currently being used to elaborate the behavioural markers for MCI and frailty, envisaged by the Project.

Download the executive summary…

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BD4QoL | 6th Plenary Meeting

23 March 2024

BD4QoL 6th Plenary Meeting took place on February 22-23, 2024 in Bilbao. The meeting was held in mixed modality, in person and virtually, hosted by University of Deusto.

Source: 6th Plenary Meeting

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“Ruolo della tecnologia in tasca al paziente” – Corso ECM – 19 Marzo 2024

18 March 2024

Il Progetto BD4QoL collabora con L’Ordine dei Medici Chirurghi e degli Odontoiatri della Provincia di Parma – nell’ambito del ciclo “I Martedì dell’Ordine” – coorganizzando il 19 Marzo 2024 una serata dedicata ai progressi nel monitoraggio della qualità della vita dopo il trattamento oncologico.

Source: Martedì dell’Ordine – Progressi nel monitoraggio della qualità della vita dopo il trattamento oncologico. “Ruolo della tecnologia in tasca al paziente” – 19 Marzo 2024

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European Health Data Space: Council and Parliament strike deal

15 March 2024

The EU Council and the European Parliament have reached a provisional agreement on a new law that will make it easier to exchange and access health data at EU level.

Source: European Health Data Space: Council and Parliament strike deal – Consilium

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IDEA4RC | Hot takes from the third consortium meeting in Madrid

6 March 2024

As IDEA4RC enters its second year, consortium members gathered in Madrid to discuss the steps ahead and the key milestones for the second year. It was the occasion to start discussing possible governance approaches, functionalities of the virtual assistant, which will allow researchers and clinicians to interact with the data ecosystem, and kick off the activities regarding natural language models. These models will be developed to extract relevant information from textual documents, such as medical notes and pathology reports.

Source: Hot takes from the third consortium meeting in Madrid – Home

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IDEA4RC Newsletter #3

9 February 2024

As IDEA4RC enters its second year, consortium members gathered in Madrid to discuss the steps ahead and the key milestones for the second year. It was the occasion to outline the activities that will lead to the first infrastructure deployment within the 11 clinical centers, and kick-off the activities regarding natural language models, which will be developed to extract relevant information from textual documents, such as medical notes and pathology reports.

Source: Newsletters – Home