Poszukiwany partner do międzynarodowego projektu składanego w ramach Horyzontu Europa (HORIZON-HLTH-2026-01-DISEASE-09 (RIA)

What the project is about
CardioRetina-Mobile is a community-based screening and referral project built around smartphone-enabled retinal assessment in pharmacies and other non-hospital settings. Its purpose is to improve earlier identification of diabetic eye disease, glaucoma-suspect cases, and broader cardiometabolic-risk pathways in people who are often missed by hospital-centred care. The project is framed as implementation research: the main question is not only whether the tool works technically, but how it can be deployed safely, accepted by users, integrated into care pathways, and sustained in real-world settings.

Why this partner type matters
The proposal must generate implementation evidence in more than one national context and avoid reading as a Denmark-centred project with satellite sites. A strong non-Danish implementation partner is therefore strategically important. The role is not merely geographic; it is about carrying real work in a second country setting, including deployment, recruitment, workflow adaptation, stakeholder engagement, and evidence generation in community-facing care environments.
 

Expected role in the project
• Serve as a core implementation and site partner in a non-Danish setting, with visible responsibility in WP4, WP5, and WP7.
• Host or co-host implementation sites in community pharmacies or equivalent non-hospital settings relevant to underserved populations.
• Help adapt the operational workflow, referral logic, and training package to a second-country regulatory, organisational, and service context.
• Contribute to recruitment, local stakeholder engagement, and assessment of transferability, adoption barriers, and sustainability beyond Denmark.
• Strengthen the consortium’s European added value by demonstrating that the intervention can function in more than one health-system and service-delivery environment.
 

Expected contribution to the writing
At this stage, we are not seeking a symbolic endorsement. We are looking for a partner willing to help shape the final proposal text in the parts that depend on its real-world expertise and institutional role. The expected contribution on the writing side would include:
• Draft or validate the country/site-specific rationale for why the partner setting is relevant to DISEASE-09 and to the target underserved populations.
• Contribute concrete text on implementation sites, local workflow assumptions, operator model, referral arrangements, and likely barriers to uptake.
• Help shape WP4 and WP5 from a real-world deployment perspective rather than only from a technology or academic perspective.
• Provide institution-specific text on implementation capacity, site access, stakeholder links, and prior experience in service delivery or applied public-health research.
• Review the sustainability, transferability, and non-Danish leadership logic in Impact and Implementation sections.
 

Important note

The strongest fit for this role would typically be a regional public-health actor, community-pharmacy network, municipal prevention service, or university/public-health institution with real field implementation capacity rather than a purely academic or purely technical profile.
 

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Z uwagi na termin zakończenia naboru przypadający na 16 kwietnia 2026 r., w przypadku chęci udziału w projekcie, prosimy o pilny, bezpośredni kontakt z Vera Reshetina email: vera@heartery.ai, dodając do wiadomości Dział Wsparcia Projektów: awn@wum.edu.pl