Project Summary
Population projections across ADRION countries show that the share of elder adults with declining functional capacities will triple in the next 40 years (Eurostat 2019), largely dependent on the help of others and in need of long-term care services. The analysis of current situation show also that the ageing population is a driving expenditure for a healthcare (HC) and long-term care (LTC), without a visible improvement in the elderly’s life quality.
Healthcare industry indeed consumes 3-9% of GDP in ADRION Regions and its divide is unacceptably large with growing inequities. Provide an adequate healthcare services for an increasing number of ageing people is a crucial question, and one of the answers, given the technological advancement, is the ambient assisted living technologies and intelligence. Social Innovation plays an important role here: applied to a healthcare system it creates social value with effective impacts on society, aggregating needs & interests, increasing civic participation and strengthening social cohesion.
SI4CARE Partners will address:
(i) the fragmentation of institutional capacities and actors’ efforts in delivering healthcare services to the elderly;
(ii) the lack of integration and coordination of existing innovative ICT tools for healthcare provision, usually tested and implemented in isolation;
(iii) the lack of a shared vision across PAs on how to effectively face this changing health demand pattern in an integrated and social innovative way.
SI4CARE will contribute to the creation of a transnational effective ecosystem for the Social Innovation application in integrated healthcare services for the ageing population in ADRION through a joint collaboration network and a shared strategy translated into regional and national action plans, implemented and monitored within pilots in telemedicine and accessibility to healthcare facilities, once innovative approaches have been tested and backboned by an ICT Decision Support System.
Healthcare industry indeed consumes 3-9% of GDP in ADRION Regions and its divide is unacceptably large with growing inequities. Provide an adequate healthcare services for an increasing number of ageing people is a crucial question, and one of the answers, given the technological advancement, is the ambient assisted living technologies and intelligence. Social Innovation plays an important role here: applied to a healthcare system it creates social value with effective impacts on society, aggregating needs & interests, increasing civic participation and strengthening social cohesion.
SI4CARE Partners will address:
(i) the fragmentation of institutional capacities and actors’ efforts in delivering healthcare services to the elderly;
(ii) the lack of integration and coordination of existing innovative ICT tools for healthcare provision, usually tested and implemented in isolation;
(iii) the lack of a shared vision across PAs on how to effectively face this changing health demand pattern in an integrated and social innovative way.
SI4CARE will contribute to the creation of a transnational effective ecosystem for the Social Innovation application in integrated healthcare services for the ageing population in ADRION through a joint collaboration network and a shared strategy translated into regional and national action plans, implemented and monitored within pilots in telemedicine and accessibility to healthcare facilities, once innovative approaches have been tested and backboned by an ICT Decision Support System.
INFORMATION
Call
ADRION - THIRD CALL FOR PROPOSALS - PRIORITY AXIS 1
Project Acronym
SI4CARE
Programme Priority
1) Innovative and smart region
Specific objective
Support the development of a regional innovation system for the Adriatic-Ionian area
Start – End Date
2020-12-01 – 2023-05-31
Total budget
EUR 2,373,381.04
ERDF contribution
EUR 2,017,373.86
IPAII contribution
EUR 0.00
Project Social media
Project partnership
Lead partner
Project partner
LEAD PARTNER
University of Ljubljana
School of Economics and Business, Faculty of Civil and Geodetic Engineering, Faculty of Social Work
Address
Kongresni trg, 12 | 1000 – Ljubljana
SLOVENIJA
Contact person
Ms. Darja Šemrov, Darja.Semrov@fgg.uni-lj.si
PROJECT PARTNERS
PP Health Insurance and Reinsurance Institute of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Health Insurance and Reinsurance Institute of Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Planning and Analysis Service
Address
Trg Heroja, 14 | 71 000 – Sarajevo
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
Contact person
Ms. Vlatka Martinovic, vlatkamartinovich@gmail.com
Jožef Stefan Institute
Computer System Department, Department of Intelligent Systems, Smart City and Communities
Address
Jamova cesta, 39 | 1000 – Ljubljana
SLOVENIJA
Contact person
Mr. Bojan Blažica, bojan.blazica@ijs.si
Municipality of Miglierina
N.A.
Address
Via Telesio, 1 | 88040 – Miglierina
ITALIA
Contact person
Mr. Pietro Hiram Guzzi, hguzzi@gmail.com
PP National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
Medical School, 2nd Department of Neurology
Address
Christou Lada str., 6 | 10561 – Athens
ΕΛΛΑΔΑ (ELLADA)
Contact person
Mr. Sokratis Papageorgiou, sokpapa@med.uoa.gr
PP Public Health Institution "Health Center" Tivat
Public Health Institution "Health Center" Tivat
N.A.
Address
Istarska bb, 1 | 85320 – Tivat
ЦРНА ГОРА (CRNA GORA)
Contact person
Ms. Biljana Popović, bilja_krsto@yahoo.com
PP REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND OF CENTRAL MACEDONIA
REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND OF CENTRAL MACEDONIA
Address
Vasilissis Olgas, 198 | 54655 – THESSALONIKI
ΕΛΛΑΔΑ (ELLADA)
Contact person
Ms. Chrysanthi Kiskini, c.kiskini@rdfcm.gr
PP Special hospital for treatment and rehabilitation Merkur
Special hospital for treatment and rehabilitation Merkur
Address
Bulevar srpskih ratnika, 18 | 36210 – Vrnjačka Banja
SERBIA
Contact person
Mr. Srdjan Kožetinac, srdjan@vrnjcispa.rs
PP Teaching Institute for Public Health Split-Dalmatia County
Teaching Institute for Public Health Split-Dalmatia County
N.A.
Address
Vukovarska ulica, 46 | 21000 – Split
HRVATSKA
Contact person
Ms. Ana Grgurević, ana.grgurevic@nzjz-split.hr
PP University of Split School of Medicine
University of Split School of Medicine
Research Office
Address
Šoltanska, 2 | 21000 – Split
HRVATSKA
Contact person
Ms. Katarina Vukojević, kvukojev@gmail.com
SI4CARE Digital Outputs
SI4CARE Digital Outputs
THANK YOU FROM SI4CARE
THANK YOU FROM SI4CARE
SI4CARE ADRION transnational webinar for integrated healthcare services for the elderly
SI4CARE ADRION transnational webinar for integrated healthcare services for the elderly