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Area of activity
Training on rare diseases

Title of Project

TEAM 2 - Ongoing transfer of expertise on prevention, diagnosis and treatment of common complications in adults with rare metabolic diseases (Phase 2)

Organization

Name:

Department of Internal Medicine - UMC (University Medical Center) Utrecht

Address:

Heidelberglaan 100

NL - 3584 CX - UTRECHT

Telephone / Fax:

+ 31.30.250.63.12 / +31.30.251.83.28

Web site:

www.umcutrecht.nl

E-mail:

Contact person:

Harold Wessel DE VALK
Project leader
Tel / Fax: +31.30.250.43.98
E-mail: H.W.deValk@azu.nl
Web site: http://www.umcutrecht.nl/afdeling/index.asp?dep=9

Countries participating

Member States

 

Austria

X

Germany

X

The Netherlands

 

Belgium

 

Greece

 

Portugal

 

Denmark

 

Ireland

 

Spain

 

Finland

X

Italy

X

Sweden

 

France

 

Luxembourg

X

United Kingdom

EFTA / EEA Countries

 

Iceland

 

Liechtenstein

 

Norway

Candidate Countries

 

Bulgaria

 

Latvia

 

Slovakia

 

Cyprus

 

Lithuania

 

Slovenia

 

Czech Republic

 

Malta

 

Turkey

 

Estonia

 

Poland

 

 

X

Hungary

 

Romania

 

 

Others

 

Armenia

 

 

 

 

 

Croatia

 

 

 

 

Starting date and
duration of project

- 15/12/2002
- 24 months

Budget

Total cost: 208.004,36 €

Subsidy from the Commission: 145.603,05 €

Statement of the project's aims

To improve and disseminate expert knowledge on medical issues in an emerging group of patients: adult patients with rare diseases. The issues are common to many of these diseases, allowing discussion and evaluation on diagnosis and treatment transcending the limits of a single disease. The topics are pregnancy, bone disease, ophthalmologic disease, neurological complications, new treatment strategies, and extended neonatal screening programmes. Expert knowledge is improved by quality-assessment of currently fragments expertise by expert-groups leading to a broad consensus. Dissemination of the new expertise occurs through training sessions based on the consensus. The review and training sessions are designed and held by European professionals.

The new knowledge and trainings will also be distributed as hard copy, CDRom and through the Internet, ensuring adequate dissemination and access for all professionals in Europe. In addition, an electronic response facility will be set up, answering questions posed by professionals, enabling direct and rapid interaction with discussion of detailed and practical information.
 

 
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