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The AAL Association organizes an INFO DAY on 16 April 2014 to inform the European community about the next call topic of the AAL Joint Programme: “Care for the future” The topic of this seventh call will be explained as well as the procedures for applying and for searching a partner
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09.00 | Opening Introduction - AAL JP and previous calls overview Rafael de Andres Medina, AALA President AAL |
Opening Introduction - AAL JP and previous calls overview | |
Chair: Raquel Fernandez Horcajada, AALA, Central Management Unit (CMU) |
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09.20 | AAL Programme Call 2014 presentation |
09.45 | European Commission activities in the field of AAL |
10.00 | Proposal ideas (short presentations) |
Short presentations from participants |
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10.40 | Coffee Break |
11.10 | Proposal ideas (short presentations) |
Short presentations from participants |
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13.00 | Lunch Break |
14.30 | Rules for participation & Role of NCPs |
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14.55 | Writing a Proposal |
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15.10 | Effective management of intellectual property |
Huseyin Kebapci, |
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15.40 | Partner search tools and Idealist |
Jerome de Barros, |
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The way ahead | |
Nicola Filizola,
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16.10 | Closing Address |
Karina Marcus, |
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Close * All videos will be recorded and made available on this website shortly after the event. |
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There is an increasing drive from the Governments to adopt ICT for care of older adults, and huge potential for technology to tap into market opportunities and unmet needs. Therefore, Call 2014 of the AAL JP aims at funding the development of ICT-based solutions which enable and support sustainable care systems for older adults, i.e. systems that are economically and socially viable for the future and which do not result in unfair or disproportionate impacts on any significant contributory element of the healthcare system.
The call targets new concepts necessary to ensure patient centred care with focus on older adults considering the growing importance of informal caregivers to deliver future care services and maximising the opportunity for technologies to support care and new providers to enter the market. How can social care frameworks using existing neighbourhood resources increase society’s ability to monitor wellbeing at scale, whilst supporting informal carers and reinforcing community links? New solutions need to also support prevention, early discharges, reduce readmissions and sustain health outcomes to regain independent lifestyles.
- See more at: http://www.aal-europe.eu/aal-jp-call-2014-info-day-and-consortium-building/#sthash.YdTmhMsO.dpuf
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