Project overview
Systemic Improvement of Regional HealthCare for Resilient Peripheral Central Europe Regions
Peripheral regions face ageing populations, staff shortages and tight budgets that strain healthcare systems. CE-VITA aims to introduce a more efficient territorial care model, tested first on stroke rehabilitation. Patients continue therapy at home with digital support, reducing waiting lists and hospital pressure while keeping high-quality care. Health improvement hubs bring authorities, hospitals, NGOs and communities together to co-design and adapt the model and prepare a scalable blueprint for wider reform.
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0,77m €
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Project Budget
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80%
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of the Budget is funded by ERDF
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3
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3
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4
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1
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Lead partner
General Hospital Jesenice
Project partner
International Projects Department
Department for Research, Science and Innovation + Rehabilitation and Neurology departments
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CE-VITA
Priority 4: Improving governance for cooperation in central Europe
SO 4.1: Strengthening governance for integrated territorial development in central Europe
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