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Innovation Projects:Innovation by Design for BP17

2016-02-25

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Innovation by Design (IbD)“Innovation by design projects” are modelled on well-defined societal needs of European citizens and/or healthcare systems in Europe • Collaborative projects that are “needs-driven” and start from a

recognised market need or societal problem

• InnoLife has designed this project type to enable corporate and public non-academic partners to quickly initiate and execute projects which aim at developing products and services hindered by specific innovation barriers

• The criteria for innovation by design projects include contribution to breaking these barriers, their speed of implementation and their short-term impact(s).

• These projects will be driven by a non-academic Core Partner (maximum 1 project per year as a lead)

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Major UpdatesInnovation by Design•Changes:

• Maximum 2M Euro EIT KAVA per project• Funding for maximum of 24 months• 750 K maximum in first year, 1.25 M in second• Thematic area(s) selected in thematisation /

ideation process

•Stays the same:• At least 2 CLCs involved• Led by non-academic core partner

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Why Thematicise?•Bring structure to portfolio

• Identify key areas of strengths and align project activities

• Conceptualise around potential themes• Bring new partners together• Not specific project details• Different approaches to the same challenge

• Use open questions as starting points

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Step 1: Initial Suggestions- Potential Thematic Areas

determined by MB- Ca. 20 formulated as

questions- E.g. ‘what kind of

innovations can we develop that will reduce needs for hospital visits of osteoporosis patients by 20% by 2025?’

Step 2: Partner Engagement - Development and refinement

of potential TAs- Concept ideation around TAs

identified

January MB meeting March 8th

Step 3: SB Presentation- Potential TAs and initial project

concepts presented to SB

SB Approval- TAs for BP 2017

SB Check

Early-mid March

Repeat- Additional TAs identified for BP

2018

Autumn 2016

Innovation by Design – Thematisation and Concept Process

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Early Intervention / Prevention / Altering Disease Course Trajectories

• What assistive technologies and smart home approaches can be developed to improve self-monitoring and prevent comorbidities in the populations with (or at risk of) chronic diseases?

• What early lifestyle, preventive and diagnostic solutions can EIT develop to reduce disease risks by 20-50%, reduce mortality by 10% andimprove the healthy living of citizens?

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Workplace Intervention & Occupational Health

• What can EIT Health do to develop tools and services for employee health and wellbeing which can be used to drive a paradigm shift in the provision of occupational health services?

• What workplace health promotion programs can we develop and implement to improve the quality of life of workers and reduce workplace absenteeism by 10%?

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Home Care & Care Home

• What consumer products and assistive technologies can EIT Health develop that serve both employees and residents of care homes?

• What alternative in-home and personalized care settings solutions can EIT Health provide that move healthcare delivery away from hospital/clinic settings and reduce the cost to Healthcare systems by 20%?

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Integrated Care for Chronic Disease

• What E-health solutions can EIT Health develop to support integrated care of chronic diseases (eg. in Cardiology and Oncology or with patients suffering from Diabetes)?

• How can EIT Health support health institutions to analyze existing databases to support the development and validation of integrated care concepts?

• What technologies can EIT Health develop in order to improve medical decisions and therapy selection in order to reduce healthcare costs by 20%?

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Meeting with Partners March 8th

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Important Dates•March 8th

• Ideation meeting, Leuven• 2 representatives from each Core partner• 1 representative from each Associate partner

•April 14th / 15th

• Matchmaking event for IbD projects• Warsaw, Poland

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