Open Evidence, together with 40 leading partners from civil society, academia and industry in 15 countries, has joined forces to develop novel, patient-focussed healthcare information tools to offer citizens timely access to information on medicines through the new IMI JU2 project Gravitate Health “Empowering and Equipping Europeans with health information for Active Personal Health Management […]
- Posted August 27, 2020
- Artificial Intelligence, Big data analytics, Data analysis, Data collection, European Commission (DG SANTE), Focus Groups, Health, ICT, Innovation, Interviews, online questionnaire, Stakeholder Engagement, Systematic review
Open Evidence, in consortium with EY Healthcare, LifeSTech – Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM) will lead a new study for the European Commission (DG SANTE) on cross-border digital healthcare in the EU, with particular focus on potential regulatory gaps and barriers to the cross-border provision of digital health services and products. The consortium will provide […]
Open evidence, in consortium with Empirica, is working on the Interoperability of Electronic Health Records in the EU study. The overall goal of the study is to obtain a comprehensive, reliable and validated overview of the current situation in the EU with regard to the development of interoperable Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems that benefit patients. […]
Open Evidence, in collaboration with BDI- Schlesinger Group and with researchers of various universities[1], conducted a longitudinal study in three waves to measure the effects of Covid-19 and lockdown on individuals’ mental, social, and economic conditions in Spain, Italy, and the UK. For three consecutive weeks, between 24th April and 18th May 2020, the same […]
The overall purpose of the study, conducted in consortium with LSE and BDI Research, is to collect robust and reliable data and to support the work of the Joint Research Center and DG SANTE with scientific behavioural evidence on vaccine hesitancy. We will use mixed behavioural methods (qualitative and quantitative) to understand parents’ vaccine decision-making […]
Open Evidence, in consortium with Valdani Vicari & Associati, TEAM Tourism Consulting and BDI Research, is conducting the study on the feasibility of possible initiatives at EU level and establishment of a multi-stakeholder platform on quality of tourism accommodation services for the European Commission (DG GROW). The overall objective of the study is to shed light […]
The overall purpose of the study is to facilitate and execute graphic design work and consumer testing regarding the pan-European Personal Pension Product (PEPP) Key Information Document (KID) and Benefit Statement (BS) in three Member States. We will use mix behavioural methods to understand relevant behavioural biases, and why consumers find certain aspects of information […]
Open Evidence is participating in GATEKEEPER, a new H2020 Coordination and Support Action which focuses on digital technologies such as the Internet of Things, Big Data or Artificial Intelligence, new techniques that allow the improvement of the personalization, intervention and early detection of increasingly prevalent chronic diseases such as diabetes, heart disease or Parkinson among […]
Open Evidence, in consortium with London School of Economics and BDI Research will conduct a new “Behavioural Study on origin claims on fishery and aquaculture products” for the European Commission (DG MARE). In the context of the upcoming evaluation of the Common Market Organisation (CMO) Regulation, this behavioural study should provide the necessary evidence to […]
Open Evidence is conducting a study on online platforms to support the Observatory for the Online Platform Economy. The creation of this observatory is one of the multiple measures that the EU institutions have initiated to assess the key issues related to the online platforms due to their growing importance and impact on everyday lives. Over […]
