Si segnalano tre iniziative in ambito salute che prevedono un ruolo significativo per le scienze sociali. Una di queste è già disponibile, mentre le altre due saranno pubblicate prossimamente. I bandi sono promossi rispettivamente da European Partnership for Personalised Medicine (EP PerMed), Transforming Health and Care System (THCS) , Innovative Health Initiative (IHI)

Di seguito è riportato un estratto dei contenuti con particolare attenzione agli aspetti relativi alle scienze sociali e umanistiche.

EP PerMed: 

Titolo del bando: Test and Demonstration of Multimodal Data Approaches for Personalised Medicine (“MultiPMData2026”)

“This call aims to bring together enterprises with clinical actors, including healthcare providers, patients, and researchers, to test innovative solutions in controlled real-world settings to address clear needs in managing multimorbidity.
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Proposals should include a clear description of how the projects align with, and integrate, each of the following enabling elements (further information is provided in “Guidelines for applicants”):

Knowledge integration
Technologies, products, methods and processes
Infrastructure utilisation
Business/value model: Proposals should describe a realistic pathway to future market adoption, and include a basic business model, a plan for securing future financing and steps to prepare end-users such as health care providers for procurement and implementation after the project concludes.
Policies and regulations: Projects should show awareness of relevant policies and regulatory challenges. Proposals must ensure regulatory compliance, and are encouraged to address gaps and barriers that could hinder future implementation.
Organisation, behaviour and values: Solutions should be adaptable to real-world organisational contexts and proposals should consider behavioural factors and promote transferability across settings and align with the values of healthcare professionals and patients to ensure sustainable adoption”

Maggiori informazioni e dettagli qui .

THCS : 

The aim of the call is to fund research and innovation projects that contribute to ensuring equitable access to and utilisation of health and care services. Through the funded research and innovation projects, policy and decision makers should gain the knowledge and tools necessary to implement the reallocation of resources as the health and care system undergoes a transition to meet new and ongoing challenges.
Projects funded under this call will build on existing evidence to deliver innovative solutions that enable key stakeholders to reduce inequalities in access to and utilisation of health and care services. Projects will address how to improve access to all levels of health and care through financial models, models for delivering health and care services and setting up of interdisciplinary integrated care programmes.

*Le informazioni riportate hanno valore esclusivamente indicativo, in quanto derivano da una versione preliminare del bando. Per aggiornamenti, conferme e dettagli completi si invita a consultare il testo ufficiale disponibile sul sito web della partnership al seguente link.

IHI: 

Titolo bando:Boosting innovation for a competitive European health ecosystem (IHI 12)

“The call contains five topics, each focusing on one of the five IHI JU Specific Objectives (SOs):

Topic 3 (SO3): Boosting innovation for people-centred integrated healthcare solutions
Applicants are expected to define the expected impacts to be achieved by their proposal that will contribute to one or more of the expected impacts linked to IHI JU’s Specific Objective 3, as set out in the IHI JU SRIA, i.e.:

people, including vulnerable populations (e.g. elderly and children as well as their carers and/or representatives), are better able to make informed decisions with their healthcare professionals about prevention, treatment interventions and disease management;
integrated healthcare solutions, including those based on the use of digital solutions, better responding to the needs and preferences of patients and citizens, supporting an inclusive approach

Topic 5 (SO5): Boosting innovation for better assessment of the added value of innovative integrated healthcare solutions
Applicants are expected to define the expected impacts to be achieved by their proposal that will contribute to one or more of the expected impacts linked to IHI JU’s Specific Objective 5 as reflected in the IHI JU SRIA, i.e.:

seamless and successful implementation in healthcare settings of cross-sectoral innovations, integrated products and services delivering proven benefits to patients, healthcare systems and society as a whole;
patients have improved access to innovations that meet their needs and those of the healthcare systems;
better informed decision-making at different levels of the healthcare system (authorities, organisations), that will in turn contribute to a better allocation of resources towards cost-effective innovations;
faster entry to the market of cost-effective innovative solutions developed by industry, which could translate to a positive effect on their R&I investments.

*Le informazioni riportate hanno valore esclusivamente indicativo, in quanto derivano da una versione preliminare del bando. Per aggiornamenti, conferme e dettagli completi si invita a consultare il testo ufficiale disponibile sul sito web della partnership al seguente link

L’articolo Nuove opportunità di finanziamento per le Scienze Sociali e Umanistiche proviene da Horizon Europe.