The Alpine region hosts world-class health and care innovations such as machine learning and remote cancer screening that address challenges like demographic divides and seasonal demand fluctuations. However, these innovations are often inaccessible to health and care stakeholders due to high demands and resource constraints. HACK-IT-NET aims to bridge this gap by creating a sustainable innovation transfer framework, capitalizing the existing innovation across the Alpine region. By fostering transnational cooperation and recognising local needs, HACK-IT-NET is committed to enhancing health and care delivery, promoting green and digital advancements, and supporting sustainable development goals.
The HACK-IT-NET consortium gathered in San Donà di Piave for the project kick-off meeting, setting the foundation for transnational cooperation in health and care innovation transfer across the Alpine region.
>> read postHACK-IT-NET partners are preparing the first stakeholder engagement workshop aimed at mapping the health and care innovation ecosystem across Alpine regions.
>> read postAn international advisory board has been formed to guide the project’s strategic direction and ensure alignment with EUSALP priorities and regional health policies.
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