Publication of “Study on the Impact of the Internet and Social Media on Youth Participation and Youth work”

Posted May 29, 2018

Posted by Federica Porcu

We are glad to announce that the “Study on the Impact of the Internet and Social Media on Youth Participation and Youth work” has been published by the Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) of the European commission and it is ready for download . The affordances of digital technologies have changed the way in […]

Open Evidence at the biggest European digital health event: HIMSS Europe & Health 2.0 2018 Conference

Posted May 23, 2018

Posted by Federica Porcu

Next 27th-29th of May, the HIMSS Europe 18 & Health 2.0 Conference is going to be the most influential digital health conference of 2018 and will include sessions which will address the whole spectrum of the digital health ecosystem with the aim to reach key audiences in the sector: from hospital CEOs to innovative SMEs and start-ups, as […]

Publication of the “Study to support the review of Directive 2003/98/EC on the re-use of the public sector information”

Posted May 22, 2018

Posted by Federica Porcu

We are glad to announce that Open Evidence, in consortium with Deloitte, time.Lex, WIK Consult, and Spark Legal Network and Consultancy has been carrying out the “Study to support the review of Directive 2003/98/EC on the reuse of the public sector information” for the European Commission (DG CONNECT). Download the Report The study objective is […]

ICTUSnet

Posted May 8, 2018

Posted by Nuria Febrer

We are pleased to announce that Open Evidence will take part in the recently kicked-off ICTUSnet project. The initiative has been granted by Interreg Sudoe Programme, which is financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF). The Programme is part of the European territorial cooperation objective, known as Interreg, which provides a framework for […]

Publication of “Behavioural Study on the Transparency of Online Platforms”

Posted April 12, 2018

Posted by Federica Porcu

We are glad to announce that the “Behavioural Study on the Transparency of Online Platforms” carried out in consortium with the the London School of Economics, the University of Leicester, TNS Opinion, The Behavioural Insight Team and the University of Valencia has been published and it is ready for download. The purpose of this study […]

European Telemedicine Conference at HIMSS Europe & Health 2.0 2018: at the heart of digital health innovation

Posted April 5, 2018

Posted by Valentina Tageo

Next 27th-29th of May, the HIMSS Europe 18 & Health 2.0 Conference will be held in the beautiful coastal town of Sitges (Barcelona). The event is going to be the most influential digital health conference of 2018 and will include sessions which will address the whole spectrum of the digital health ecosystem with the aim […]

mHealth Solutions for the Treatment of Mental Problems

Posted April 3, 2018

Posted by Dimitra Anastasiadou

Currently, the usage of mHealth solutions -mostly referring to Smartphone applications- to support face-to-face treatment of mental health problems is increasing. Patients with different mental health problems use a large number of mobile applications that help them keep in touch with health professionals and self-manage their disease. In addition, mHealth may be an effective instrument […]

INLIFE selected as one of the 25 most promising EU projects on ICT and Healthy Ageing

Posted March 27, 2018

Posted by Clara Fauli

A European Commission study has analysed the impact of EU projects on the topic of ICT for Active and Health Ageing. The analysis includes projects conducted over the last 11 years and funded under three different programmes: the Framework Programme 7, the Competitiveness and Innovation Programme and Horizon 2020. The study presents a selection of 25 […]

PNS4: What post-normal science aims to be in its twenties? A symposium on resistance, reform and making of futures

Posted March 23, 2018

Posted by Samuele Lo Piano

Post-Normal Science (PNS) is an approach to issues at the science-policy interface where facts are uncertain, values in dispute, stakes high and decisions urgent. The framework’s name reflects the aim to propose an alternative to the scientific ‘normal’ approach, according to which scientist and scientific consultants are the only providers of solutions and ‘truths’ to […]

Publication of “Behavioural Study on the Effects of an Extension of the Access to Social Protection for People in All Forms of Employment”

Posted March 21, 2018

Posted by Federica Porcu

We are glad to announce that the “Behavioural Study on the Effects of an Extension of the Access to Social Protection for People in All Forms of Employment” carried out in consortium with the London School of Economics (LSE) has been published and it is ready for download. This study gathers evidence in support of […]

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