HADEA/2022/OP/0023 – Study on Job Retention and Return to Work for Cancer Patients and Survivors
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Study on job retention and return to work for cancer patients and survivors.
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Study on job retention and return to work for cancer patients and survivors.
Operations of MyHealth @ EU core services.
The subject of this call is to purchase a service contract for conducting a comprehensive capacity-building and multi-disciplinary training programme in the field of mental health, and one exchange programme for health professionals on the same subject.
Capacity building to support the uptake of biosimilars in a multistakeholder approach.
Capacity building for secondary uses of health data for the European Health Data Space.
Through this procedure the contracting authority is seeking to purchase training services in the field of Health Technology Assessment (HTA), to ensure HTA agencies consolidate their knowledge and experience on joint HTA work. This purchase of services comes in a timely matter as the new HTA Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2021/2282) will enter into force in January 2025.The trainings requested will be of different nature, with online classes, recorded modules and tutoring. The topics have been pre-identified by the contracting authority but could be amended based on the actual needs of the HTA agencies and will serve the purpose of further strengthening the understanding of the new HTA regulations and its provisions. The topic is part of the EU4Health annual work programme 2023.
The purpose of the call is to:1. prepare, plan and structure the training programmes and materials on the legal framework, deployment, functioning and evolvement of MyHealth @ EU infrastructure, which is the cross-border digital infrastructure for the exchange of health data. The two categories of training programmes and materials are:• foundation level;• practitioner level.The training programmes will consist of both theory and practice through workshops and case studies;2. execute trainings on foundation and practitioner levels;3. prepare and provide the eLearning materials.The training programmes and materials, and eLearning materials are essential tools to improve knowledge-transfer and raise awareness on MyHealth @ EU, as well as to promote a harmonised approach to the deployment and operation of National Contact Points for eHealth (NCPeH).
The capacity building activities target staff in health data access bodies (HDABs) and people with a platform to reach out to stakeholders engaged on secondary use of health data (EHDS2 ambassadors).The aim is to strengthen the skills of staff in HDABs, and standardise the skills of EHDS ambassadors through knowledge creation, transfer, and best practices exchange among Member States, on five digital business capabilities, all of which are crucial for the secondary use of health data, in the perspective of the European Health Data Space (EHDS). The requested services include the preparation of training materials and delivery of trainings, the preparation of materials to support local implementations, including a twinning approach. The requested services include verification and monitoring local implementations. This capacity building intervention is expected to facilitate, accelerate, and harmonise the implementation of the EHDS provisions related to the secondary use of health data.
The purpose of the call is to hire service to support the implementation of the tobacco control policies, more specifically:— to assess sensory profiles and, where appropriate, chemical properties of tobacco products to assist in decisions on whether they impart a characterising flavour other than tobacco; and— to conduct study on optimisation and adaptation of methodologies and approaches.
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