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Making integrated eCare a reality - CommonWell comes to a successful end

After more than three years of work, empirica-coordinated project CommonWell now shows a way how integrated eCare services can become a reality across Europe. The integrated services are to the benefit of all: beginning with older people in need of care and their family and friends, and including care professionals, service provider organisations, payers and other governance bodies.

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empirica Webinar on Assessing Clinical and Economic Benefits of Biocomputational Models - A Case Study with Physiome Models

The validation of Virtual Physiological Human (VHP) simulation models and the assessment of their potential clinical and socio-economic impact on both individual stakeholders like clinicians and society was the topic of this webinar. It was organised by the Center for Physics-based Simulation of Biological Structures (SIMBIOS) at Stanford University, California, USA and empirica in the context of the NMS Physiome project, a cooperation of two of the largest global research projects focusing on predictive, personalised and integrative musculoskeletal medicine: the Osteoporotic Virtual Physiological Human (VPHOP) project supported by the European Commission and SIMBIOS, funded by the US National Institutes of Health.

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