Use cases - European Commission

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The MAFEIP tool has been tested by a diverse range of institutions (regional governments, large companies, SMEs, academia, etc.) for assessing the potential impact of new propositions for health and social care interventions.

The Use Cases aim to provide the results of the health and economic outcomes achieved in a variety of social and technological interventions conducted in different Actions Groups of the EIP on AHA. Examples of innovative interventions analysed with MAFEIP include novel ICT tools necessary to integrate care pathways across organisations and locations, technology scenarios for improved dementia care management, and devices for improved fall risk assessment, among others.

Use cases evaluated with MAFEIP

iPrognosis Case Study

iPrognosis (Intelligent Parkinson early detection guiding novel supportive interventions) provides technology-based solutions against Parkinson’s and raises awareness on the disease and self-health management.

Action Group A2

Smart City Case Study

The Smart City Case Study describes the potential benefits of using the MAFEIP tool to evaluate Smart City projects and interventions, by using a cost-effectiveness analysis.

CDK Integrated Care

The main aim of the Puglia-project was to address the specific need of reducing the dialysis patient stress in hospital, allowing integrate care empowerment and dialysis treatment at home.

Action Group B3

City4Age Case Study

The main aim of the City4Age-project was to examine an unobtrusive that should be able to discriminate elderly people who are robust from those who are not.

Action groups A1 A3 D4

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Do CHANGE project conducted in three different locations

Do CHANGE provides patients with high blood pressure, ischemic heart disease or heart failure chronic conditions with a set of tools and services to optimally monitor and manage in near real-time their health condition and disease. It has been tested in three different locations: Badalona Serveis Assitencials (BSA), the Elisabeth TweeSteden Ziekenhuis (ETZ) and the Buddhist Tzu-Chi Dalin General Hospital (BTCD).

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Integrated care for frail elderly patients in the Basque Country ‐ Carewell project

CareWell project has focused on the provision of care and support to older people who have complex health and social care needs. This has been achieved through ICT enabled healthcare services coordination and monitoring, patients' self‐management, and informal care givers' involvement.

Action Group B3

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Renewing Health: Telemonitoring for Type 2 Diabetes Patients in Thessaly, Greece

The objective of Renewing Health was to implement telemedicine services in nine European regions for the validation and subsequent evaluation of these services using a patient-centred approach.

Action Group B3

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Physical exercise program for reducing the risk of falling among older adults

A physical exercise program composed by balance and strength training was designed with the aim of reducing the prevalence of falls and its related cost.

Action Group A2

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Teleswallowing Service for Improved Healthcare Delivery to Patients with Dysphagia

The intervention explored in this use case relates to a new approach to identifying, assessing and managing swallowing difficulties (or dysphagia).

Action Group B3

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Kinesis QTUG™

Kinesis QTUG™ is a medical device that assesses an older adults’ falls risk, frailty and mobility with the objective to facilitate the accurate and early identification of patients at risk of falling.

Action Group A2

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