Genovaquotidiana : Effichronic, un progetto per pazienti anziani fragili al via da febbraio al Galliera Ansa : Genova, progetto Ue autogestione anziani SevenPres : IL TÈ DELLA DUCHESSA Genovapost : AlRead More…
“Tea of the Duchess” in E.O. Galliera
November 15 at 4 pm – Congress Hall Galliera opens the doors to citizens for a series of afternoon health gatherings. The Congress Hall of E.O. Galliera hospitals (entrance via VoltaRead More…
PACAS-EFFICHRONIC at the Oscos-Eo Region in Asturias (Spain)
On September 15 a meeting was held in the plenary hall of the city council of Vegadeo with social and health stafd of the Oscos-Eo County in Asturias. Marta González Pisano and DeliaRead More…
A research assistant position available for the project EFFICHRONIC in Spain
One researcher for the project EFFICHRONIC FUNDING ENTITY: Executive Agency for Health and Consumers of the European Union, in the framework of the Health Program (2014-2020) (Ref. 738127). NUMBER OF OPEN POSITIONS:Read More…
The EU funds UK patients in a Prevention and Care Programme to tackle chronic health conditions
The EU has funded an evaluation project for vulnerable people living with chronic health conditions in 5 European countries including the UK. The project, called EFFICHRONIC, will implement the Chronic Disease SelfRead More…
Start of the project EFFICHRONIC in a successful kick-off meeting between the members of the consortium
On 12 and 13 June 2017, the project EFFICHRONIC was officially launched at the Headquarters of the Executive Agency of the European Commission for the Third European Health Programme (2014-2020) in Luxembourg.Read More…
The EU funds a project to tackle chronic conditions in Europe
Reducing the burden of population affected by chronic conditions is one of the major challenges for health care in Europe as more than 35 % and 25% of women and men, respectively,Read More…
Successful launch of the EFFICHRONIC project in the UK
The EFFICHRONIC project was launched in the UK with a national conference and workshop in Birmingham on 28th April 2017. Over 30 people from National Government, the Coalition for Collaborative Care, the NHSRead More…