Workshop Details
When:
Tuesday, 16.05.2023 – 14:00 to 17:00 CET
Where:
Virtual Zoom Webinar Call
Accessibility:
Simultaneous interpretation in English, Greek and International Sign, and English subtitles will be provided.
Overview:
The SHAPES Pan-European Pilot Campaign has engaged over 2,000 older individuals, care givers and care service providers in 36 pilot activities conducted in 15 pilot sites across 11 European Countries, including five EIP on AHA Reference Sites..
The pilot activities involve hundreds of key stakeholders to address the pressing needs of older individuals, as well as the requirements of health & care systems, and bring forward solutions to improve the health, well-being, independence and autonomy of older individuals while enhancing the long-term sustainability of health & care systems in Europe.
This dialogue workshop will share the first results of our large-scale pilot campaign, highlighting the impact that medicine control and optimisation, psycho-social and cognitive stimulation or physical rehabilitation at home may have on older people and their environments.
Results from the pilot campaign are also feeding into the establishment of the SHAPES governance model supporting and extending active ageing and independent living of older individuals.
The SHAPES governance model is created in a collaborative manner, including consultations with user representatives from individual, community, health and are system provision, industrial and commercial providers and policymakers to identify the optimal form of governance with older individuals’ participation in mind – engagement through this dialogue workshop will allow further elaboration of the SHAPES governance model.
Agenda
14h00 GMT | 14h05 CEST Welcome and short introduction to SHAPES
Mac MacLachlan | Coordinator of the SHAPES Project – Maynooth University, Ireland
14h05 CEST | Overview of the SHAPES pilot campaign
Sonja Grigoleit, Fraunhofer INT
14h15 CEST | Physical rehabilitation at home – preliminary results
Maria Jose Santofimia, University of Castilla – La Mancha
14h25 GMT | Psycho-social and Cognitive Stimulation Promoting Wellbeing – preliminary results
Anabela Silva, University of Aveiro
14h35 CEST | Supporting the implementation of EU digitisation policies in healthcare: Case Study of GATEKEEPER and ACTIVAGE Large-Scale Pilots (LSPs) in Central Greece
Georgios Dafoulas, University of Thessaly
14h45 CEST | Interactive session: What are the barriers/difficulties that large-scale pilots can experience in implementation?
All participants
15h00 CEST | BREAK
15h15 CEST | Use Case Results: In-home decompensation prediction for heart failure patients
Esperanca Llado Pascual, Clinica Humana
15h25 CEST | Integrated Healthcare System Long Lasting Memories Care – LLM Care: pilot activities within the SHAPES project’– preliminary results
Ioanna Dratsiou, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
15h35 CEST | The Italian Pharaon Pilot – Preliminary Results
Laura Fiorini, University of Florence
15h45 CEST | Interactive session: What is important to successfully implement a pilot – best practices?
All participants
15h55 CEST | BREAK
16h10 CEST | SHAPES Governance
Michael Cooke, University of Maynooth
All participants
16h55 CEST | Closing
Vagelis Stamatiadis, Regional Health Authority of Central Greece
