I farmacisti della Provincia di Brindisi collaborano con il Pilota Puglia GATEKEEPER per un servizio di “coaching online”, volto a fornire informazioni, consigli e idee per un invecchiamento sano e attivo.
Le “Farmacie e parafarmacie amiche di GATEKEEPER” aiutano i propri clienti ad aderire al progetto e a ottenere il massimo da esso.
Si tratta del più ampio studio mai realizzato prima in Italia per la valutazione dell’utilità di telefoni cellulari di ultima generazione, associati ad app dedicate alla promozione di stili di vita sani e attivi negli over 55. È diretto ai cittadini pugliesi che abbiano compiuto i 55 anni di età e siano residenti da almeno un anno in un comune delle provincie di Taranto, Lecce e Barletta-Andria-Trani.
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.
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.
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.
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