The overall aim of this call for tender is to support Member States with guidance on how to increase access to healthcare for persons with disabilities.The contractor is requested to:• map and analyse the main bottlenecks in accessing healthcare for people with disabilities;• provide guidelines on how to increase access and overcome barriers in access to healthcare (e.g. medical settings, digital health services and other relevant settings) for people with disabilities;• analyse the situation of people with disabilities in terms of access to cancer screening, cancer diagnosis and care in all Member States. This includes collecting quantitative and qualitative data on patients with disabilities affected by cancer, barriers in accessibility and affordability of cancer screening, diagnosis and care for disabled patients, and differences in the quality of care they receive.
The subject of this call for tenders is the design and delivery of training courses, the development of e-learning solutions and the design and delivery of simulation exercises on training and response on cross border health emergencies and medical countermeasures.
This call for tenders aims at purchasing services to speed up the development of and support the access to medical countermeasures which address HERA’s priority threats. To accelerate development and support access to MCMs, the requested services include the provision of clinical and concurrent non-clinical development services and the priority right to purchase the promising products (Investigational Medicinal Product – IMP for lots 1, 2 and 3 and product for lot 4), that shall allow bringing innovative products to the market and ensure EU/EEA access to them.
The study requested aims at providing the Commission with all the relevant information for assessing the current situation as regards the medicinal treatment of equine animals and their exclusion from the food chain.
The subject of this call for tenders is to conclude service contracts for the purchasing of clinical and non-clinical services to speed up availability and access to innovative medical countermeasures (MCMs). The innovative MCMs include promising solutions that are indicated to diagnose/detect, prevent, protect from or treat conditions associated to serious cross border health threats.
The tender aims to design, develop, deliver and maintain HERA’s Advanced Technology for Health INtelligence and Action IT system (ATHINA).Divided in three lots, it will concern:1. the development and maintenance of ATHINA state-of-the-art backbone, survey module, and public health (PH) and medical countermeasures (MCM) case management module;2. the functional analysis of the other ATHINA modules on information systems linking, threat assessment, simulation and analytics, and emergency response;3. the delivery of analytics as managed services on MCM and PH intelligence.
Hands-on training targeted to farmers and veterinarians working with food-producing animals to support the ‘F2F’ strategy target and an efficient implementation on the ground of the new measures to fight antimicrobial resistance.
The tender aims at designing, developing and procuring analytics for an IT platform that should:• pick up signals on health threats requiring medical countermeasures (MCM) response before they evolve into public health emergencies;• establish and regularly update a list of high-impact health threats requiring MCM preparedness;• provide an anticipatory threat assessment including response options for decision-making concerning MCM;• map the supply chain of critical MCM, detect and address MCM shortages, vulnerabilities and strategic dependencies.Furthermore this tender aims also at procuring intelligence gathering, threat assessment and medical countermeasures (IGTA-MCM) simulation and analytics capabilities as a managed service for the duration of the project.