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Ears Eyes and Mind The SENSE Cog Project to improve mental well being for el...

Ears Eyes and Mind The SENSE Cog Project to improve mental well being for elderly Europeans with sensory impairment Mental, cognitive, vision and hearing health problems in elderly people are amongst the top 10 public health challenges in Europe. They frequently occur co-concurrently and have an additive negative effect on quality of life and m... ver más

30/06/2022

TRINITY COLLEGE DU...

7M€

Presupuesto del proyecto: 7M€

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TRL 4-5

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PHC-22-2015: Promoting mental wellbeing in the a... Scope:Specific challenge: Health and care of the rapidly growing older population in Europe and else...

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25 Participantes

TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN

455.73K€ | Lider

HORZENTRUM OLDENBURG

331.13K€ | Participante

UBx

826.27K€ | Participante

GABO:mi

29.08K€ | Participante

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Duración del proyecto: 78 meses Fecha Inicio: 2015-12-09
Fecha Fin: 2022-06-30

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THE PROVOST FELLOWS FOUNDATION SCHOLARS THE... No se ha especificado una descripción o un objeto social para esta compañía.

TRL 4-5

Presupuesto del proyecto 7M€

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Descripción del proyecto Mental, cognitive, vision and hearing health problems in elderly people are amongst the top 10 public health challenges in Europe. They frequently occur co-concurrently and have an additive negative effect on quality of life and mental well-being. To address this negative impact, and promote mental well-being, particularly from a gender and minority community perspective, SENSE-Cog's aim is to: (1) understand the inter-relationship of sensory impairments and cognitive and mental health functioning; (2) identify novel means of screening/detection for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes; and (3) translate this knowledge into clinical applications for the mental well-being of EU citizens. Methods: SENSE-Cog will use a ‘mixed methods’ approach with a trans-EU, UK-led, multidisciplinary collaboration of 7 EU countries with academics, SMEs, city government and ‘patient-public voice’ members. We will deliver linked Work Packages (WPs) reflecting 7 themes: (1) exploration: an epidemiological analysis of 5 large EU longitudinal databases to detect risk profiles for good and poor mental health outcomes; (2) assessment: the adaptation/validation of assessment tools for cognition and sensory impairment for vulnerable populations, including the development of a composite e-screen for sensory, cognitive and mental functioning; (3) intervention: a clinical trial of a newly developed ‘sensory support’ intervention; (4) participation: an EU ‘patient and public voice’ and innovative public engagement network to inform the WPs and communicate findings; (5) valuation: health economic and cost effectiveness analyses; & (6) management, governance/ethics. Impact: SENSE-Cog will promote earlier detection of sensory, cognitive and mental impairments to enable swift interventions, prevent deterioration and limit negative impacts.

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