WHO Symposium on Health Workforce Modelling for Action
Last week, iCARE4CVD joined global health leaders at the WHO Symposium on Health Workforce Modelling for Action in Copenhagen and contributed to the discussion on how to achieve sustainable, resilient, and optimised health and care workforces.
Neem deel aan de INSPIRE e-Health-enquête (Nederlandse versie)
Deel uw ervaringen met digitale hulpmiddelen, mobiele apps en draagbare apparaten en help hart- en vaatonderzoek vooruit!
Nehmen Sie an der INSPIRE e-Health-Umfrage (deutsche Version) teil
Nehmen Sie an der INSPIRE e-Health-Umfrage (deutsche Version) teil
Teilen Sie Ihre Erfahrungen mit digitalen Lösungen, wie Gesundheits-Apps und Wearables, und helfen Sie mit, die Forschung im Bereich der Herz-Kreislauf-Erkrankungen voranzutreiben!
Can digital tools improve treatment adherence in CVD?
A closer look into how iCARE4CVD is addressing this challenge.
iCARE4CVD contribution to EU review of rules on medical devices and in vitro diagnostics
Read the full position statement.
Take part in the iCARE4CVD survey INSPIRE e-Health
Share your experiences about digital tools, mobile apps and wearable devices and help advance cardiovascular research!
First Patient Advisory Board meeting
Today marked a significant milestone for the iCARE4CVD project, as the newly established Patient Advisory Board (PAB) held its first online meeting!
Launch of Patient Panels – First meeting in Dublin
In iCARE4CVD, Patient Panels are groups of individuals living with CVD who provide direct input into the research and development activities of the project. On January, 28 we kicked-off the first patient panel meeting in Dublin!
New publication: Evaluating digital care for heart failure using patient experience measures – A scoping review
Heart failure (heart failure) is a serious condition that affects many people worldwide, putting a strain on patients, caregivers, and healthcare systems. As digital health technologies advance, they offer new ways to help manage chronic conditions like heart failure. In fact, many patients now use digital health services, such as telemedicine or mobile health apps, […]
Our second iCARE4CVD consortium meeting comes to a close
The iCARE4CVD consortium has successfully concluded its latest meeting, bringing together our team in person to reflect on the significant progress achieved during the first year and to plan for the future. As we enter year two of our project, we remain committed to advancing cardiovascular care through cutting-edge research and innovation. Over the past […]
