Non-communicable diseases, such as diabetes, cancer and heart disease, are collectively responsible for over 70% of all deaths worldwide, or 41 million people. This includes 15 million people dying prematurely, aged betweenRead More…
Are you interested in the future of healthcare for chronic disease patients? At the PAL 4 Future Health event, the project experts will present the outputs of an EU research project thatRead More…
The European Commission has taken concrete initiatives to put the 20 principles of the European Pillar of Social Rights into practice at European level, which can improve the social situation of millions of Europeans significantly. TheRead More…
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On Wednesday, December 5, the formation of the second group of leaders that will lead the Program of chronic diseases self-management within the European EFFICHRONIC project has been completed.The new leaders willRead More…
The project EFFICHRONIC was presented as good practice during the PROMISS Meeting entitled “Transversal Skills of Healthcare Professionals” the 4th of December 2018 in Genova. Representatives of the National Ministry of Health and ofRead More…
The EFFICHRONIC team participated in a meeting to discuss key issues for the successful implementation of pilot projects. Why some pilot projects that improve the health of people in cities are successful?Read More…
The European Commission and the World Health Organization have developed country-specific overviews on the state of and trends in health-enhancing physical activity. They give an indication of the policy areas that areRead More…
Working hard at the Transnational Meeting in Valencia. The EFFICHRONIC partnership is sharing the first results of the application of a Self Management methodology (CDSMP) in 5 different countries and is planningRead More…
Participants of EFFICHRONIC and PACAS organized a joined meeting with “Women Foundation” to analyze the dependency and vulnerability of women caregivers, through the qualitative analysis technique “SWOT”. Representatives of the Ministry ofRead More…