ADLIFE is celebrating World Creativity and Innovation Day bringing its recent hackathon to the spotlight.

In celebration of International Women’s Day on Friday 8th March 2024, we invite you to meet some of the fantastic women within the ADLIFE Consortium helping to #InspireInclusion.

In this interview, Yanna Abramzon highlights patient relationships, communication, and digitally-supported monitoring, as a key part of her role as nurse care coordinator at the ADLIFE pilot site in Israel.

Nerea González is interviewed on the ADLIFE recruitment process in the Basque Country, where health care professionals and patients alike will test our intelligent toolbox until the end of the year.

In celebration of International Women’s Day on Tuesday 8th March 2023, we invite you to meet some of the fantastic women within the ADLIFE Consortium helping to #EmbraceEquity

This article offers insight into the experiences of heart failure patients in the current health climate, reflecting how integrated care is key to its improvement.

For International Caregivers Day - ADLIFE explores the role and experiences of caregivers for individuals with chronic diseases, highlighting the importance of including caregivers in our project.

Nerea González Hernández shares ADLIFE’s strategy for questionnaire translation and adaptation, to enable their use cross-culturally.

Ana Ortega-Gil reflects on her time at MIT Innovators Festival as a European MIT Innovator Under 35 2022 Award Winner.

In this article we explore the research of Dr Tulinayo, to address the concept of advance care planning, and the barriers to its implementation in the health care system.

ADLIFE is member of a cluster of 13 Large Scale Pilot projects which aim to improve the health and wellbeing of people through supportive innovative technologies across Europe. We spotlight our progress in our lifecycle of ADLIFE pilot application scenarios.

In this blog, ADLIFE consortium members, Professor Roma Maguire and Dr Lisa McCann, reflect on the digital health & care policy agenda in Scotland, Scottish digital health developments in relation to the COVID-19 pandemic and the promise and potential impact that future integrated care systems such as ADLIFE will bring to the Scottish population.

To coincide with Carers Week in the UK (7th - 13th June 2021), our Turkish partner SRDC tell us more about the Patient Empowerment Platform for patients and their caregivers in the ADLIFE project.

In this blog, our partners over at Kronikgune discuss the rise of value based services and how they can be implemented into healthcare planning.

An article addressing ADLIFE’s strategy for shared decision making, enabling clinicians and patients to share the best available evidence when faced with the task of making decisions.

Shared Decision Making is a particular way of structuring a conversation with a patient to ensure the patient is well informed and that his/her preferences are taken into account when making decisions regarding their illness and treatment.

The early detection of any signs of deterioration of their health condition is crucial for patients with advanced chronic diseases.