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EmERGE reaches first key milestone with very positive opinion from the EU Commission

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Updated: Jan 2, 2019


The EU Commission’s report highlighted that impressive work has been done so far and that the project was a very good example of multisectorial collaboration with potential to transfer results to other countries and/or other diseases. The project was praised for contributing to the state-of-the-art within the first year through the comprehensive situation analysis, which has been carried out in five countries, and for the preparation of an mHealth platform with meaningful integration of research, clinical work and patients needs. The report also noted that regular and detailed monitoring was essential to keep the project on track and recommended targeting additional stakeholders to inform them about the project results and its potential impact. The report proposed broader dissemination activities to translate the knowledge/information to other communities, clinicians and patients groups.


EmERGE reaches first key milestone with very positive opinion from the EU Commission

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