ESCORT: AI ENABLED HEALTHCARE SERVICES DURING CROSS-BORDER MEDICAL EMERGENCIES AND REGULAR PATIENT SERVICES
护航:跨境医疗紧急情况下的人工智能医疗保健服务和常规患者服务
基本信息
- 批准号:10101882
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 70.55万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:EU-Funded
- 财政年份:2024
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2024 至 无数据
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
The goal of ESCORT project is to bring prominent advances in IoT, Wearables, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Machine Learning (ML) to facilitate enhanced patient treatment services for the enrichment of patient experience and European health and care service resilience. The proposed innovations to be carried out in the project will assist int eh development of ethics-by-design policy intervention based on the evidence collected and analysed from the pilot studies. Spanning across 36 months, the ESCORT project brings together the experiences of leading healthcare service providers from five (5) European (Greece, Italy, Belgium, Sweden, Ireland) and one (1) associated member (Israel) states specialising in emergency medicine and offering regular health and care service providers across six (6) countries (AUTH, UCSC, VUB, KI, NH, MDA). The development of digital services will be designed in consultation with the stakeholders including patients, patient advocacy groups, health and care service professionals, health and care providers. The development of technology will be supported by research experts (UTH), complementing the expertise of SMEs (RINI, MKM, COSI, MDS). The overall integration of the proposed tools and services will be achieved by INTRA. The origins of ESCORT conceptualisation can be traced back to the supplier network creation within NO-FEAR (CSA) project in which validation of individual tools catering the demands of urgent and emergency medicine has been carried out. Building on the success of the NO-FEAR project, the workplan of ESCORT has been designed to enable integration of core technologies to develop digital services addressing patient needs and requirements. To achieve this project, the ESCORT consortium has identified three (3) scenarios which represents the pre-, and post- clinical patient care and the needs of victims requiring support for urgent and emergency medical care. All the scenarios will be validated across six (6) countries.
护送项目的目的是在物联网,可穿戴设备,人工智能(AI)和机器学习(ML)方面取得突出的进步,以促进增强的患者治疗服务,以丰富患者体验和欧洲健康和护理服务的弹性。拟议的创新将在项目中进行,将根据试点研究收集和分析的证据来帮助逐个设计政策干预的发展。陪同项目跨越了36个月,汇集了来自五(5)个欧洲(希腊,意大利,比利时,瑞典,瑞典)的领先医疗保健服务提供者的经验,以及一(1)个相关成员(以色列)国家专门从事急诊医学,并提供六(6)个国家 /地区的常规健康和保健服务提供者(Auth,auth,auth,UCSC,UCSC,ucsc,ucsc,ucsc,vub,ki,ki,ki,ki,ki,ki,nhh hh,MDA,MDA,MDA,MDA,MDA,MD,MD。数字服务的开发将与包括患者,患者倡导小组,卫生和护理服务专业人员,卫生和护理提供者在内的利益相关者协商设计。技术的开发将得到研究专家(UTH)的支持,并补充了中小企业的专业知识(Rini,MKM,COSI,MDS)。所提出的工具和服务的总体集成将通过Intra来实现。护送概念化的起源可以追溯到无恐惧(CSA)项目中的供应商网络创建,在该项目中,对迎合紧急医学和急诊医学需求的单个工具的验证。在Nofear项目的成功基础上,护送的工作计划旨在使核心技术集成以开发满足患者需求和需求的数字服务。为了实现该项目,伴游联盟已经确定了三(3)个场景,这些场景代表了临床前和临床后的患者护理以及需要支持紧急医疗服务的受害者的需求。所有场景将在六(6)个国家 /地区进行验证。
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