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Workshop on Creating a Sustainable Environment for Holistic & Innovative Care for Rare Diseases & Complex Conditions

June 12, 2017Editor
12Apr2018

Frambu Resource Centre, Oslo, Norway

Joint Workshop of the EU-Funded projects INNOVCare (2015-2018, DGEMP) and RD-Action (2015-2018, DGSANTE)

Date: 12-13 April 2018

Co-organised by EURORDIS (INNOVCare) and UNEW (RD-Action)

 

Goals

  1. To discuss and present case studies on the role of Centres of Expertise and European Reference Networks in supporting integrated care for rare diseases;
  2. To exchange on the progress of INNOVCare’s pilot of case management for rare diseases: implementation and evaluation;
  3. To discuss other key-issues to support the implementation of integrated health-social care for people living with a rare disease across Europe, with a focus on sustainability.

Agenda

The workshop agenda can be accessed here.

 

Presentations

- Introduction to the meeting, Raquel Castro, EURORDIS, Victoria Hedley, University of Newcastle

- Integrated care at the core of European Policy for Rare Diseases – Victoria Hedley, University of Newcastle

- INNOVCare pilot of case management for rare diseases - Dorica Dan, NoRO resource centre for rare diseases

- Centre of Expertise – example - Eduardo Tizzano, Hospital Universitario Valle Hebron

- European Reference Networks (ERNs) and the status quo of integrated care: Results of cross-ERN survey - Victoria Hedley, University of Newcastle

- Case Study ERN-EYE – Hélène Dollfus, ERN EYE

- Case Study ERN TRANSPLANTChild – Esteban Frauca, ERN TRANSPLANTChild

- Case Study ERN ITHACA – Bronwyn Kerr, ERN ITHACA

- Lessons learnt so far from the evaluation of social & economic impact of the INNOVCare pilot - Juliet Tschank, Zentrum für soziale Innovation, Vibeke Sparring; Karolinska Institutet 

- Core indicators for ERNs: achievements to-date of the ERN Working Group on Assessment & Monitoring – Michelle Battye, eUROGEN

- Key issues for the implementation of integrated care for rare diseases: preliminary results of Interviews in MS – Irina Vana, Barbara Glinsner, Zentrum für soziale Innovation

 

Breakout Session Outcomes

The results of the breakout sessions can be accessed here.

 

Handouts distributed at the workshop

- Factsheet on Intgreated care for Rare Diseases

- Case managers for rare diseases: Roles and training outlines

Participants

The workshop was attended by 65 participants from 22 countries. Attendees included representatives of policy makers - including national/regional competent authorities INNOVCare Advisory Group and former members of the Commission Expert Group on Rare Diseases - social services, healthcare providers from European Reference Networks, patient representatives and academics. You can find the list of participants here.

 

For more information on this workshop, please contact EURORDIS. 

                                                  

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