Category Archives: Biomedical Applications

IDEA4RC Newsletter #2

The IDEA4RC project has just entered its second year. In this issue we take a look at what we have accomplished during the first year and at the challenges we are taking up now. These challenges have been discussed in person by consortium members on 22 and 23 November in Madrid during the third plenary meeting.

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Final Event | GATEKEEPER PROJECT

GATEKEEPER Final Event InfoFor nearly four years, the GATEKEEPER project has harnessed cutting-edge technologies, including Artificial Intelligence and Big Data, to revolutionize the diagnosis, treatment, and follow up of the most prevalent chronic diseases, while promoting active and healthy aging. Now it is the time to showcase the significant impact we have achieved across 8 European regions with thousands of users involved. Join us at this disruptive occasion where all key players in the healthcare ecosystem will be present to discuss how to create a real impact on healthcare systems and people’s lives implementing digital technologies.

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Lombardy Region and ARIA holding a workshop with patients’ associations

On October 17th, Lombardy Region and ARIA are holding a workshop with patients’ associations in order to present the digital solutions developed in BD4QoL.More stakeholders will attend the meeting such as service providers, BD4QoL Partners, patients involved in the projects, policy makers and clinicians.

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An intelligent data ecosystem for rare cancers

IDEA4RC aims at developing an IT infrastructure to facilitate the sharing and re-use of health data among clinical centers to promote research on rare cancers and improve patients’ access to high quality care. Our challenge is building a new tool to overcome interoperability issues and make it easier to comply with privacy regulations. IDEA4RC is […]

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