The purpose of the contract is to provide services and technical assistance to the Commission for the provision of an integrated assessment, monitoring, evaluation and quality improvement system (AMEQUIS) for the European Reference Networks (ERNs). The AMEQUIS will be the overarching methodology and tool to assess, monitor and evaluate the ERNs and will contribute to create a culture of result-oriented control and quality maintenance and improvement of healthcare services in Europe.
The purpose of the contract is to provide services to strengthen coordination, support and capacity in national microbiology reference laboratory functions for antimicrobial resistance (AMR). It will be implemented in coordination with the European Commission and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC).
The objective of the contract is to facilitate and finance short-term professional stays for health professionals working in a healthcare provider, member or affiliated partner, of an ERN, in another provider of the same ERN. The goal of these visits is to share, exchange and acquire clinical and organisation expertise, best practices and knowledge among the ERNs members and to increase and strength the cooperation inside the Network.
The requested services will support reference laboratory activities and services for AMR in human health and complement existing activities of the ECDC. The support covers a range of training, external quality assessment (EQA) schemes and networking activities to improve public health reference laboratory functioning and through this improve laboratory functioning at local, regional and national levels in all countries participating in the EU health programme – currently EU countries plus Iceland, Norway, Bosnia Herzegovina, Serbia and Moldova.
The purpose of this contract is the provision of a study:
The purpose of the contract is to provide services to the European Commission to support Member States in building their capacity to reduce alcohol related harm and provide them with the latest knowledge on specific subjects related to alcohol.
More specifically the service will include the preparation of scientific background analyses to be discussed in capacity building workshops, also organised by the contractor, for the following topics: (1) alcohol and workplace, (2) production and consumption of illicit/unrecorded alcohol and (3) application of eHealth tools particularly in coordinated national campaigns to reduce alcohol related harm. In addition, the contractor shall carry out three studies: - a study on the online advertising and marketing in new media, in order to have a better understanding of these practices and on the cross-border implications; - a study mapping consumption patterns of low and zero alcohol beverages, and analysing their impact on reduction of alcohol related harm (either positive or negative) and; - a study to evaluate the impact of warning messages of the existing textual and pictorial warnings and a proposal for warning messages based on a state-of-the-art knowledge on alcohol-related harm.
The subject matter of this contract is to provide technical assistance in competence building to the National Contact Point for eHealth (NCPeH) of the Member States. The successful contractor is expected to prepare, plan and structure the training programmes and materials on activities on the legal framework, deployment, functioning and evolvement of the eHealth Digital Service Infrastructure (eHealth DSI). The training package will be developed for two levels: a Foundation and Practitioner level. The contractor will also execute the trainings, as well as prepare and provide the eLearning materials.
The purpose of this contract is to provide a complete mapping (state-of-play) of the existing pricing policies and fiscal measures aiming to reduce the consumption of alcohol and of the products high in fat, sugar and salt(including non-alcoholic beverages) in the countries participating in the EU Health Programme and three other countries (Australia, Chile and the United States). Best practices will be identified and discussed in nine case studies to support those EU Member States (MS) considering the introduction of pricing policies and fiscal measures and to help them set up an effective approach.
In the next days the following open calls for tender included under the Annual Work Programme 2019 are also expected to be published:
The purpose of this contract is the provision of a study:
(i) exploring the feasibility of and identifying options for physical stockpiling of vaccines; and
(ii) developing a concept for a mechanism for exchanging vaccine supplies from one EU Member State to another in case of an outbreak.
The objective of the contract is to supply the Commission and the competent authorities of Member States with an expert study on development and configuration of automatic alerts ('alerts') to be generated by the repositories system.
Updated deadline: 15 March 2019 Call year: 2018Project to obtain regular services to support EU Member States actions in the field of the EU dimension of alcohol related harm. This particular service is the second of a series of four, where the first service has been published in 2017 and subsequent services may be published in the years, 2019, 2020.
Updated deadline: 7 November 2018 Call year: 2018The purpose of the framework contract is to provide at short notice services to manage and support the work of expert groups in the field of (public) health.
Updated deadline: 15 November 2018 Call year: 2018This action aims to communicate the potential of health promotion and disease prevention - including lifestyle medicine - and health determinants in the Member States and to increase awareness and the commitment of public health and other relevant authorities to this topic.
Deadline for application: 16 November 2018 Call year: 2017This study intends to pilot test the functioning of the monitoring system in key areas. The contractor shall perform a feasibility analysis (usefulness, cost, sustainability) of further actions to standardise and harmonise related data collection and to allow for direct comparisons that are currently not possible (from many points of view, e.g.: age groups, methods of dietary assessment, different food composition databases).
Deadline for application: 11 September 2018 Call year: 2017The purpose of the contract is to evaluate existing data on the health condition of migrants and refugees who have reached the European Union since 2015, in order to obtain accurate information on their actual health status upon arrival and be able to adapt the health services provided at national level and the EU support to the MS actions. Deadline for application: 6 February 2018 Call year: 2017
The purpose of the contract ‘Assessment of the feasibility of establishing a European expert network for rare communicable diseases and other rare pathologies linked to globalisation and migration’ is to evaluate the options for the creation of an expert network on rare pathologies linked to migration and globalisation.. Deadline for application: 6 February 2018
Call year: 2017This project/study intends to pilot test the functioning of the monitoring system in key areas. The contractor shall perform a feasibility analysis (usefulness, cost, sustainability) of further actions to standardise and harmonise related data collection and to allow for direct comparisons that are currently not possible (from many points of view, e.g.: age groups, methods of dietary assessment, different food composition databases). Deadline for application: 10 June 2018
Call year: 2017In order to reduce alcohol-related harm in the EU, Chafea needs to obtain regular services to support EU Member States actions in this field. This service calls to follow-up of the Standardised European Alcohol Survey in 2018 /2019, to support the member states' capacity building in the area of alcohol policy, and to prepare a pilot implementation of Alcohol Brief Interventions (ABI).
Deadline for application: 10 June 2018 Call year: 2017The main purpose of this contract is to carry out a study and produce a report in order to collect evidence and provide an assessment of the socio-economic impact of existing and future EU-level policy initiatives on HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, sexually transmissible infections (STI) and tuberculosis.
Deadline for application: 18 September 2017 Call year: 2016The purpose of this contract is to sustain cross-country cooperation and provide support to Member States to increase their knowledge, improve their tools and succeed in achieving a higher effectiveness in health workforce planning processes and policy.
Deadline for application: 30 January 2017 Call year: 2016The purpose of the contract is to conduct a training programme for health professionals, social workers, law enforcement officers or professionals with equivalent functions in refugee and migrant centers, who are working at local level with the view to develop or reinforce their skills, promote understanding and positive attitudes, and promote a holistic approach in the work with migrants and refugees at first points of arrival, transit and destination countries. The action will also include training of coach trainers.
Deadline for application: 30 March 2017 Call year: 2016The main purpose of the single framework contract to be concluded as a result of the present procurement procedure is to support the specification of the methodology for sensory analyses and to set up the ‘Technical group’ which will assist the ‘Independent advisory panel’ and, ultimately, the European Commission and Member States in the implementation of legislation and policies in the area of tobacco and related products, in particular in relation to the provisions regarding the prohibition of products with characterising flavours foreseen in Article 7 of the Tobacco Products Directive.
Deadline for application: 11 August 2017 Call year: 2016The objective of the study is to collect evidence and to provide an assessment and forecast of the socio-economic impacts of policy initiatives at EU level on the HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis and tuberculosis epidemics in Europe and support these forecasts with factual information.
Deadline for application: 21 February 2017 Call year: 2016The purpose of this contract is to develop, pilot and evaluate an advanced training package for health professionals, law enforcement officers and trainers of trainers’ on: mental health and post-traumatic stress detection and on implementation of triage and screening for communicable diseases, in migrants and refugees.
Deadline for application: 21 February 2017 Call year: 2016The purpose of this contract is to develop, pilot and evaluate an advanced training package for health professionals, law enforcement officers and trainers of trainers’ on: mental health and post-traumatic stress detection and on implementation of triage and screening for communicable diseases, in migrants and refugees.
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