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Our shared vision is to establish a robust ecosystem of initiatives, where the combined strength of each project contributes to the overarching goal of advancing healthcare and well-being. By pooling our resources, knowledge, and expertise, we believe in the potential for significant benefits both for the collaborative cluster and the individual projects involved.

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  • People | iPROLEPSIS

    Sobre os parceiros do consórcio Coordenador do projeto iPROLEPSIS Coordination About team Software development About team Clinical experts About team Ethics, legal, exploitation About team Data sience About team Dissemination and communication About team

  • Dissemination and communication | iPROLEPSIS

    Sobre os parceiros do consórcio Kristina Leipuviene SmartSol SIA Position Project manager What is your role in iPROLEPSIS? Dissemination/Communication lead What are your main activities in the project? Leading and planning communication and dissemination activities. SmartSol team also supports networking and clustering with stakeholders. What is your motivation? As leaders of WP6, SmartSol aims to increase awareness of iPROLEPSIS and make it accessible to everyone. We focus on sharing information, raising awareness about psoriatic arthritis, and making a lasting impact through thoughtful planning and engagement with the public.

  • Clinical experts | iPROLEPSIS

    Sobre os parceiros do consórcio Laura Coates Nuffield Department of Orthopaedics, Rheumatology and Musculoskeletal Sciences, University of Oxford Position NIHR Research Professor What is your role in iPROLEPSIS? Lead for WP5 (clinical studies) What are your main activities in the project? I oversee all of the clinical studies within the consortium. What is your motivation? I am a rheumatologist who has worked in research in psoriatic arthritis for around 20 years. My interest is in improving outcomes for people living with psoriatic arthritis and I believe that work in this project can help us to predict, monitor and understand the disease better in day to day clinics.

  • iProlepsis | Solution for psoriatic arthritis

    The iPROLEPSIS project is where psoriatic arthritis inflammation is explained through multi-source data analysis guiding a novel personalized digital care ecosystem. iPROLEPSIS é um solução para artrite psoriática O projeto iPROLEPSIS explica a inflamação da artrite psoriática através da análise de dados de múltiplas fontes, com orientação de um novo ecossistema de cuidados digitais personalizados. SOBRE o CONSÓRCIO CONTACTE-NOS outubro de 2025 Hoje segunda terça quarta quinta sexta sábado domingo 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Dia (1/4) HLTH Event 2025 Mais 1 20 Dia (2/4) HLTH Event 2025 Mais 1 21 Dia (3/4) HLTH Event 2025 Mais 1 Mais 2 22 Dia (4/4) HLTH Event 2025 Mais 1 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Próximos eventos A artrite psoriática (PsA) é uma doença crónica progressiva inflamatória que afeta 1-2% da população geral, manifestando-se em até 30% das pessoas com psoríase (PsO). Visão do projeto e impacto iPROLEPSIS é um projeto financiado pelo Horizon Europe que desenvolve um novo ecossistema de atendimento digital personalizado para pessoas com PsA. O objetivo do iPROLEPSIS é propor um novo ecossistema que envolve mecanismos de recolha de Dados do Mundo Real (RWD) e um poderoso sistema de apoio à decisão para fornecer novos conhecimentos sobre os fatores chave que influenciam a transição da saúde para a artrite psoriática (PsA), adotando uma abordagem multiescala/multifatorial. Assim, com o uso de modelos baseados em xAI, oferecer um ecossistema de cuidados digitais personalizados eficiente, eficaz e clinicamente validado para pacientes com PsA. DESCUBRA MAIS Objetivos e atividades do projeto O consórcio iPROLEPSIS trabalha em 7 objetivos chave no campo da Artrite Psoriática (PsA) e tem 6 atividades que irão reunir diversas e complementares competências dos parceiros do consórcio. DESCUBRA MAIS Sobre o projeto 15 Parceiros 9 Países 48 M Duração do projeto 6,4 M € Total Investimento Os domínios de atividade central Estabelecimento • A base para as atividades de pesquisa do projeto é estabelecida por meio de uma exploração extensiva da literatura e dos dados disponíveis e do desenho dos estudos de recolha e validação de dados clínicos; • Será utilizado um design participativo que apoiará o desenvolvimento de um ecossistema de soluções orientado para o utilizador para estabelecer um quadro para a investigação e desenvolvimento (I&D) baseado em IA de confiança. Validação • A concepção e implementação de estudos clínicos que irão recolher dados de investigação, validar os biomarcadores digitais de sintomas inflamatórios em indivíduos em risco de pacientes com PsA e PSO e avaliar a eficácia das ferramentas de cuidados digitais no que diz respeito à prevenção da exacerbação da inflamação. Investigação e desenvolvimento • Pesquisa sobre dados multimodais para revelar os principais fatores de inflamação da PsA, fornecer biomarcadores digitais dos sintomas inflamatórios da PsA e explorar o efeito da PsA nas articulações e na microvasculatura da pele, bem como o papel das células mastro na transição da PsA; • Sintetizar os resultados num modelo multiescala/multifatorial da transição da saúde para PsA; • Fornecer o ecossistema de saúde digital iPROLEPSIS integrado, que inclui ferramentas para cuidados preventivos personalizados de PsA, para capacitar pacientes e profissionais de saúde. Contacte-nos Agradecemos os seus comentários ou questões sobre o projeto iPROLEPSIS! CONTACTE-NOS

  • Publications About Project | iPROLEPSIS

    Read publications about iProlepsis project for psoriatic arthritis. Discover insights and project progress. iPROLEPSIS project publications European advances in digital rheumatology: explainable insights and personalized digital health tools for psoriatic arthritis 19 de maio de 2025 The shift from traditional to technology-based diagnosis and management of psoriatic arthritis (PsA) represents a significant evolution in patient care. Traditionally, PsA was diagnosed and managed through clinical evaluations, physical examinations, and basic imaging techniques. With the evolution of digital technologies, the PsA care is transforming, giving rise to the field of digital rheumatology. In this vein, Europe has invested in research initiatives, like iPROLEPSIS, that could accelerate this transformation and redefine PsA care within a digital world. In this Viewpoint we present the current clinical PsA landscape, highlight the PsA patients' interaction with the digital world, and showcase the novel iPROLEPSIS digital offerings. The latter scaffold digital rheumatology by identifying PsA key drivers. Moreover, they support personalized PsA risk prediction and improve early PsA detection. Furthermore, they enable precise PsA treatment strategies and digital therapeutics within a novel digital health ecosystem. Read More Developing Sensorimotor Art Games for Psoriatic Arthritis using Agile Storyboarding and Game Co-Design Processes 28 de junho de 2024 Serious Games (SGs) have the potential to provide clinical care and enhance patients’ quality of life, while incorporating an element of entertainment. As part of the iPROLEPSIS Horizon Europe project, we introduce two Sensorimotor Art games designed as SGs to assist Psoriatic Arthritis (PsA) patients in managing their symptoms. Read More Can ChatGPT provide appropriate meal plans for NCD patients? 30 de maio de 2024 Dietary habits significantly affect health conditions and are closely related to the onset and progression of non-communicable diseases (NCDs). Consequently, a well-balanced diet plays an important role in lessening the effects of various disorders, including NCDs. Read More Federated Learning Aggregation based on Weight Distribution Analysis 3 de outubro de 2023 Federated learning has recently been proposed as a solution to the problem of using private or sensitive data for training a central deep model, without exchanging the local data. Read More Hot topic debate: preventing psoriatic arthritis in patients with psoriasis 11 de novembro de 2024 Can effective treatment of psoriasis (PsO) prevent the development of psoriatic arthritis (PsA)? In a Hot Topic Debate at the 7th World Psoriasis & Psoriatic Arthritis Conference, Dr. Soriano and Dr. Ogdie, both experts in the field, presented contrasting views based on existing research and clinical studies.1 Dr. Soriano argued that biologic treatments for PsO may reduce PsA risk, citing several retrospective studies. On the other hand, Dr. Ogdie argued that current observational data are plagued by biases, making it difficult to conclude whether biologics play a protective role. The session outlined the complexity of this issue, with both speakers agreeing on the need for prospective randomised controlled trials, such as the ongoing PAMPA study, to provide definitive answers. Prof. Laura Coates added that identifying at-risk patients and intervening early to potentially prevent PsA may point to a strategic research approach to address these unanswered questions. Read More “The Kite” Breathing Serious Game: Agile Co-Design for Psoriatic Arthritis 27 de junho de 2024 Serious Games (SGs) have been explored in healthcare for their potential as gamified means for disease assessment and/or intervention. Designing effective SGs requires attention to user requirements and iterative development. We introduce a SG design process for Psoriatic Arthritis (PsA) patients, aiming to enhance their quality of life. Read More AI nutrition recommendation using a deep generative model and ChatGPT 31 de maio de 2024 In recent years, major advances in artificial intelligence (AI) have led to the development of powerful AI systems for use in the field of nutrition in order to enhance personalized dietary recommendations and improve overall health and well-being. Read More Digital biomarkers for psoriatic arthritis: a qualitative focus group study on patient-perceived opportunities and barriers 30 de outubro de 2024 The widespread adoption of wearables, for example, smartphones and smartwatches in the daily lives of the general population, allows passive monitoring of physiological and behavioural data in the real world. This qualitative study explores the perspective of psoriatic arthritis (PsA) patients towards these so-called digital biomarkers (dBMs). Read More ChatGPT in Nutrition: Trends Challenges and Future Directions 26 de junho de 2024 A healthy and balanced diet is of paramount importance to the physical and psychological well-being of an individual, since unhealthy dietary choices have been linked with the occurrence of non-communicable diseases. Read More Developing Exergames for Psoriatic Arthritis using Agile Storyboarding and Game Design Processes 26 de junho de 2024 Serious Games (SGs) offer significant potential in healthcare for disease assessment and intervention, enhancing patients’ quality of life. Exercise SGs, or Exergames, promote physical activity and mobility in a gamified environment, encouraging tailored exercises based on individual abilities and needs. Read More

  • Rede | iPROLEPSIS

    iPROLEPSIS networking activities Our shared vision is to establish a robust ecosystem of initiatives , where the combined strength of each project contributes to the overarching goal of advancing healthcare and well-being . By pooling our resources, knowledge, and expertise, we believe in the potential for significant benefits both for the collaborative cluster and the individual projects involved. Handbook Learning hub Key Facts Handbook News Feed Quizzes Search Handbook 1 Psoriatic Arthritis Handbook Understanding Psoriatic Arthritis h1.1 What is psoriatic arthritis? Psoriatic arthritis is a type of arthritis linked with psoriasis, a chronic skin and nail disease. Psoriasis causes red, scaly rashes and thick, pitted fingernails. Psoriatic arthritis is characterized by joint swelling (inflammation), pain and stiffness and can affect any peripheral joint such as fingers, toes, knees and/or spine. It also affects the insertion of tendons or ligaments in bones (enthesitis). Between 20-40% of people with the skin condition psoriasis will develop psoriatic arthritis (1, 2). Symptoms affecting their joints tend to develop 5 to 10 years after psoriasis is diagnosed but it can occur at any time (3). Currently, it is not clear why some people with psoriasis develop psoriatic arthritis while others do not. The arthritis of psoriatic arthritis comes in 3 forms: oligoarticular arthritis that affects 4 or less peripheral joints (e.g., joints in the fingers, toes, knees); polyarticular arthritis that involves 5 or more peripheral joints on both sides of the body; and axial arthritis that affects the joints of the spine including the sacroiliac joint (where the spine connects to the pelvis). Some people may develop psoriasis after or at the same time as symptoms of psoriatic arthritis present themselves (4). In rare cases, people may have psoriatic arthritis and never have any noticeable symptoms of psoriasis. Psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis are chronic inflammatory conditions that are caused by a fault in the immune system. Our immune system protects us from infection and illness. See related Key Facts section What causes psoriatic arthritis? While psoriatic arthritis can occur at any age, most people present their first signs and symptoms at 30-50 years. Psoriatic arthritis is most likely to be diagnosed within the first ten years of the psoriasis diagnosis (3). Psoriatic arthritis affects both sexes equally. However, the manifestations in terms of severity and impact of the disease differ between sexes. Men are more likely to have involvement of the bones in the spine (axial arthritis) and radiographic damage in the spine and peripheral joints (e.g., fingers, knees and toes), whereas women are more likely to experience impaired quality of life and severe limitations in function (5). Researchers are not sure why some people develop psoriatic arthritis. It is thought that certain genes inherited from parents and grandparents can make a person more likely to develop psoriatic arthritis (6–8). h1.2 In people with a higher genetic predisposition to develop psoriatic arthritis, the condition can be triggered by environmental factors, such as: an infection (9); an accident or injury (10, 11); being overweight (12); smoking (13, 14). Psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis are not contagious. You cannot catch psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis from other people. See related Key Facts section What are the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis? Psoriatic arthritis symptoms usually develop slowly, that is, many people are unaware that they are developing psoriatic arthritis (Figure 1). Although symptoms can develop suddenly in rarer cases. Some of the main symptoms include (15): pain in one or more joints; swelling in one or more joints; stiffness in one or more joints that lasts for 30 minutes or longer. These symptoms are caused by inflammation and can affect any joint in the body. See Figure 2 for the most commonly affected joints. See related Key Facts section h1.3 Psoriatic arthritis can cause pain and swelling in the entheses, that is, places in the body where tendons and ligaments connect to the bones (15). When the entheses become inflamed it is known as enthesitis. Enthesitis pain can spread along a wider area than joint pain. It frequently occurs at the back of the heel or on the bottom of the foot, which can make standing or walking difficult. Affected areas feel tender to touch even when just a small amount of pressure is applied. The knees, hips, elbows and chest can also be affected by enthesitis. Many people with psoriatic arthritis have swollen fingers or toes, a condition that is known as dactylitis (15) (Figure 1). It most commonly affects one or two fingers or toes at a time. Psoriatic arthritis can also cause small round dents in fingernails and/or toenails, a condition known as pitting. The nails can change colour, become thicker, or even lift away from your finger (15). People living with psoriatic arthritis may feel very tired (fatigued) and some may have a low-grade fever. Fatigue does not get better with rest. Psoriatic arthritis symptoms may come and go. A period of increased inflammation and worsening of other symptoms is called a flare. A flare can last for days or months See related Key Facts section h1.5 How is psoriatic arthritis diagnosed? A timely and accurate diagnosis is an important step for optimising care and improve long-term health outcomes (16). If you have been diagnosed with psoriasis in the past, and symptoms of arthritis (e.g., painful or swollen joints) have started more recently, you may have developed psoriatic arthritis. However, the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis can look like other health conditions. Make sure to see your healthcare provider for a diagnosis. The doctor you see first may depend on whether you have previously been diagnosed with psoriasis. If you develop symptoms of arthritis your primary care or skin doctor should refer you to a rheumatologist – a doctor who specialises in joint conditions – for an assessment. Tell your doctor if you have a history of psoriasis and/or psoriatic arthritis in your family. CURRENTLY, NO SINGLE TEST CAN CONFIRM PSORIATIC ARTHRITIS (15). A diagnosis will be made based on your medical history, symptoms, and a physical examination by your doctor. Your doctor may order X-rays or other types of imaging, such as ultrasound scans and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), to look for changes to your bones and joints. Imaging studies will help your doctor determine the type and pattern of joint involvement, which can also help them distinguish between arthritis types. Blood tests, such as erythrocyte sedimentation rate and C-reactive protein, can help to identify inflammation. Your doctor may also order tests for rheumatoid factor and the anti-CCP antibody to rule out rheumatoid arthritis and HLA-B types to look for your genetic predisposition to spondylarthritis. See related Key Facts section h1.4 See related Key Facts Previous page Next page

  • Quizzes | iPROLEPSIS

    iPROLEPSIS networking activities Our shared vision is to establish a robust ecosystem of initiatives , where the combined strength of each project contributes to the overarching goal of advancing healthcare and well-being . By pooling our resources, knowledge, and expertise, we believe in the potential for significant benefits both for the collaborative cluster and the individual projects involved. Learning hub Key Facts Handbook News Feed Quizzes Search Quizzes What is psoriatic arthritis? Take a Quiz What are the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis? Take a Quiz How is psoriatic arthritis treated? Drug treatments Take a Quiz How is psoriatic arthritis treated? Self-care and lifestyle Take a Quiz How will psoriatic arthritis affect me? Sleep and Fatigue Take a Quiz How will psoriatic arthritis affect me? Relationships and Family Planning Take a Quiz What causes psoriatic arthritis? Take a Quiz How is psoriatic arthritis diagnosed? Take a Quiz How is psoriatic arthritis treated? Non-pharmacological treatments Take a Quiz How will psoriatic arthritis affect me? Work Take a Quiz How will psoriatic arthritis affect me? Emotional wellbeing Take a Quiz

  • Rede | iPROLEPSIS

    iPROLEPSIS networking activities Our shared vision is to establish a robust ecosystem of initiatives , where the combined strength of each project contributes to the overarching goal of advancing healthcare and well-being . By pooling our resources, knowledge, and expertise, we believe in the potential for significant benefits both for the collaborative cluster and the individual projects involved. Introduction Learning how to live with psoriatic arthritis might feel like a challenge, especially at first. But understanding your diagnosis and how to manage this chronic disease can help you take control of your health. Psoriatic arthritis patient booklet is meant to help you understand your disease and medications, and to improve your ability to communicate your symptoms and concerns to your healthcare professionals. Here, you will also find several non-pharmacological strategies that may ease your symptoms and help you to cope with this disease (e.g., physical exercise, sleeping habits, and diet). This booklet has been edited by rheumatologists, healthcare experts, and patients living with psoriatic arthritis. The information in this booklet is for educational purposes only, and it should never replace the information and advice from your treating physician(s). It is meant to inform the discussions that you have with healthcare professionals, as well as others who play a role in your care and well-being. What is psoriatic arthritis? Psoriatic arthritis is a type of arthritis linked with psoriasis, a chronic skin and nail disease. Psoriasis causes red, scaly rashes and thick, pitted fingernails. Psoriatic arthritis is characterized by joint swelling (inflammation), pain and stiffness and can affect any peripheral joint such as fingers, toes, knees and/or spine. It also affects the insertion of tendons or ligaments in bones (enthesitis). Between 20-40% of people with the skin condition psoriasis will develop psoriatic arthritis. Symptoms affecting their joints tend to develop 5 to 10 years after psoriasis is diagnosed but it can occur at any time. Currently, it is not clear why some people with psoriasis develop psoriatic arthritis while others do not. The arthritis of psoriatic arthritis comes in three forms: oligoarticular arthritis that affects four or less peripheral joints (e.g., joints in the fingers, toes, knees); polyarticular arthritis that involves five or more peripheral joints on both sides of the body; and axial arthritis that affects the joints of the spine including the sacroiliac joint (where the spine connects to the pelvis). Some people may develop psoriasis after or at the same time as symptoms of psoriatic arthritis present themselves (4). In rare cases, people may have psoriatic arthritis and never have any noticeable symptoms of psoriasis. Psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis are chronic inflammatory conditions that are caused by a fault in the immune system. Our immune system protects us from infection and illness. Learn about psoriatic arthritis Networking projects funded under the call HORIZON-HLTH-2022-STAYHLTH-02-01 The Psoriatic Arthritis Patient Handbook is now available for download. The booklet includes essential information to support your understanding of psoriatic arthritis and offers practical tips to enhance your daily life.

  • Project Vision and Impact Maximization | iPROLEPSIS

    iProlepsis project for psoriatic arthritis uses multi-source data analysis for guiding to a novel personalised digital care ecosystem and maximizes the impact. iPROLEPSIS: visão do projeto e maximização do impacto Estudar a transição de um estado saudável para AP através da análise de dados de múltiplas fontes, com o objetivo de desenvolver um ecossistema de cuidados digitais personalizados. Maximizar o impacto através da transparência, visibilidade, networking e reutilização de resultados. Visão do projeto Análise de dados, objetivos do projeto iPROLEPSIS, internet das coisas e aplicação móvel Sobre artrite psoriática A Artrite Psoriática (AP) é uma doença inflamatória crónica, que afeta o esqueleto periférico e axial, com impacto grave na qualidade de vida dos doentes. Estima-se que 1-2% da população tenha AP, ou seja, 5 a 10 milhões de pessoas na UE são afetadas por esta doença. A AP está associada à psoríase (PsO) e estima-te que até 30% das pessoas que vivem com PsO, ou seja, pelo menos 100 milhões de pessoas em todo o mundo (OMS), desenvolvam AP. O objetivo O objetivo do iPROLEPSIS é propor um novo ecossistema que envolve mecanismos de recolha de dados do mundo real (RWD) e um poderoso sistema de apoio à decisão para fornecer novos conhecimentos sobre os fatores chave que influenciam a transição de um estado saudável para AP, adotando um abordagem multiescala/multifatorial. Assim, com o uso de modelos baseados em xAI, iPROLEPSIS pretende oferecer um ecossistema de cuidados digitais personalizados eficiente, eficaz e clinicamente validado para doentes com AP. Tecnologias As tecnologias baseadas nos sensores de dispositivos móveis e uma aplicação móvel estarão no centro do processo de recolha de dados do mundo real. Adicionalmente, serão ainda recolhidos dados retrospetivos e prospetivos a partir das bases de dados dos parceiros clínicos e combinados com dados provenientes de bases de dados de acesso aberto. Através da análise e visualização destes dados utilizando modelos preditivos de inteligência artificial (IA) e uma ferramenta intuitiva de análise visual, respetivamente, o iPROLEPSIS poderá propor tratamentos personalizados (ou seja, dieta, atividade física, gestão de stress/fadiga/dor), auxiliando médicos, cuidadores e hospitais na gestão dos sintomas de AP. Finalmente, através de técnicas de xAI, o iPROLEPSIS visa facilitar aos hospitais e aos decisores políticos a obtenção de novos conhecimentos para melhores práticas clínicas, moldando assim futuras políticas de tratamento de AP. Maximização do impacto Para garantir a implementação bem sucedida e a maximização do impacto, o consórcio visa tornar o projeto iPROLEPSIS numa referência com combate à AP através das seguintes medidas: 01 Criar uma comunidade iPROLEPSIS que envolva ativamente as partes interessadas. 02 Informar as principais partes interessadas sobre resultados e seu potencial de inovação clínica. 03 A longo prazo, disponibilizar amplamente os resultados para fins comerciais e de investigação. 04 Aumentar o envolvimento das pessoas com AP/em risco de desenvolver AP para abordar os seus problemas e preocupações, com o objetivo de aumentar a sua sensibilização e criar confiança nas novas tecnologias. 05 Alcançar projetos de I&D similares/relevantes para promover networking e atividades conjuntas. 06 Estabelece um fórum/comunidade para que os profissionais de saúde e autoridade desenvolvam novas orientações e normas. 07 Identificar mecanismos e atividades de exploração, avaliar a comercialização e aplicabilidade dos conceitos e ideias. OBJETIVOS DO PROJETO

  • Eventos | iPROLEPSIS

    Learn more about international events for psoriatic arthritis. Choose the event and book the date. Próximos e passados eventos HLTH Event 2025 19/10/2025, 09:00 – 22/10/2025, 18:00 Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV, USA Mais informações RSVP IEEE HealthCom 2025 21/10/2025, 09:00 – 19:30 Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Mais informações RSVP iPROLEPSIS 7th Plenary meeting 09/12/2025, 09:00 – 10/12/2025, 16:00 Lisbon, Lisbon, Portugal Mais informações RSVP GRAPPA Annual Meeting 2025 10/07/2025, 11:00 – 12/07/2025, 20:00 Bogota, Colombia Mais informações Informações iPROLEPSIS 6th Plenary meeting 13/05/2025, 11:00 – 14/05/2025, 17:00 Oxford, UK Mais informações Informações 7th Polythematic Panhellenic Congress of Autoimmune Diseases, Rheumatology and Clinical Immunology 28/03/2025, 10:00 – 30/03/2025, 20:00 Portaria, Pelion Mais informações Informações Health Data Summit 2025 19/03/2025, 09:00 – 20/03/2025, 19:00 The EGG, Brussels, Belgium Mais informações Informações iPROLEPSIS 5th Plenary Meeting 02/12/2024, 07:00 – 03/12/2024, 17:00 Athens, Greece Mais informações Informações DSAI 2024 13/11/2024, 07:00 – 15/11/2024, 17:00 Khalifa University, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (UAE) Mais informações Informações PhD Open Days 2024 - 10th edition 05/11/2024, 19:00 – 23:00 Lisbon, Portugal Mais informações Informações How to communicate about and disseminate project results under Horizon Europe Cluster 1 ‘Health’ and Horizon 2020 24/10/2024, 12:00 – 13:00 EEST Webinar Mais informações Informações iPROLEPSIS 2nd Plenary meeting 05/10/2024, 08:00 – 06/10/2024, 18:00 Lisbon, Portugal Mais informações Informações iPROLEPSIS 2nd Plenary meeting 28/09/2024, 08:00 – 23:50 Virtual Mais informações Informações European Researchers’ Night 27/09/2024, 08:00 – 19:40 Lisbon, Portugal Mais informações Informações InnoHealth Forum 2024 20/09/2024, 08:00 – 21/09/2024, 18:00 Larissa, Greece Mais informações Informações IEEE EMBC 2024 15/07/2024, 08:00 – 19/07/2024, 18:00 Orlando, Florida, USA Mais informações Informações iPROLEPSIS 4th Plenary meeting 01/07/2024, 08:00 – 02/07/2024, 18:00 Munich, Germany Mais informações Informações IFPA Conference 2024 27/06/2024, 08:00 – 29/06/2024, 16:00 Stockholm, Sweden Mais informações Informações Ver mais

  • Project Objectives and Work Packages | iPROLEPSIS

    iProlepsis psoriatic arthritis project is a comprehensive multiscale model employing novel trustworthy AI-based analysis of multisource and heterogenous data. Objetivos e atividades do projeto iPROLEPSIS O projeto pretende elucidar a transição de um estado saudável para AP através de um modelo multiescala/multifatorial de AP que emprege análise baseada em IA de confiança de dados heterogéneos e provenientes de múltiplas fontes (dados de saúde, ambientais, genéticos, comportamentais). Objetivos do projeto O consórcio iPROLEPSIS trabalha em 7 objetivos chave no campo da artrite psoriática (AP). Fatores de inflamação na AP Descobrir fatores de inflamação na AP através da análise guiada por inteligência artificial (IA) de dados de saúde, ambientais e ómicos. Papel dos mastócitos Investigar o papel dos mastócitos e das características da imagiologia da microvascular/articular não-invasiva da pele no rastreamento de sintomas inflamatórios. Intervenções personalizadas Desenvolver intervenções personalizadas baseadas nas tecnologias da informação e comunicação (TIC) para sustentar ou mesmo melhorar a qualidade de vida. Ecossistema cocriativo Co-criar o ecossistema iPROLEPSIS com as principais partes interessadas, seguindo princípios de IA baseados na ética, inclusão e confiança. Biomarcadores digitais Desenvolver e validar biomarcadores digitais que possibilitem o rastreamento de sintomas inflamatórios e da atividade da doença. Modelos de IA de confiança Criar modelos de IA de confiança para a previsão personalizada do risco individual para desenvolver AP, diagnóstico precoce e prognóstico da atividade da doença. Ecossistema de saúde digital Desenvolver e validar clinicamente o ecossistema de saúde digital iPROLEPSIS para capacitar pessoas com AP/em risco de desenvolverem AP e profissionais de saúde. Atividades As 6 atividades reunirão os conhecimentos diversos e complementares dos parceiros do consórcio. WP1 WP2 WP3 WP4 WP5 WP6 Atividade 1: Gestão e coordenação WP1 dedica-se à gestão e coordenação do projeto com o objetivo de permitir um fluxo de trabalho fluído; Garantir uma ótima gestão contratual, administrativa, financeira, científica, técnica, de propriedade intelectual e de inovação; Assegurar a qualidade do projeto e salvaguardar a ética, a conformidade regulamentar e a gestão adequada dos dados. Atividade 2: Mineração de conhecimento, fundação e design participativo A atividade 2 visa criar um conjunto de conhecimentos fundamentais sobre a AP, condições associadas e inflamação; Identificar, recuperar e organizar conjuntos de dados relevantes para as actividades de I&D do projeto; Identificar as necessidades dos utilizadores e colaborar eficazmente com os principais interessados para orientar as questões de investigação e co-criar as ferramentas de cuidados digitais do iPROLEPSIS; Estabelecer e monitorizar práticas para garantir a adesão dos componentes iPROLEPSIS baseados em IA a princípios de IA de confiança. Atividade 3: Investigação sobre os fatores de inflamação da AP e sua monitorização A atividade 3 dedica-se a identificar factores relacionados com a AP e a inflamação associada, tirando partido de dados relevantes para a saúde, novos e existentes, provenientes de várias fontes; Desenvolver biomarcadores digitais baseados em smartphones/smartwatches (dBMs) para avaliar os sintomas inflamatórios da AP; Analisar as alterações nas articulações e na microvasculatura da pele relacionadas com a AP e o papel dos mastócitos na inflamação associada; Através da fusão de dados, desenvolver um modelo de AP multiescalar/multifatorial, com ênfase na previsão da transição de indivíduos de alto risco e doentes com PsO para PsA e de doentes com PsA para um estado inflamatório avançado. Atividade 4: Desenvolvimento do ecossistema de saúde digital iPROLEPSIS para cuidados preventivos personalizados A atividade 4 especificará tecnicamente o ecossistema iPROLEPSIS e criará uma infraestrutura robusta de gestão de dados e plataformas DevOps/MLOps; Através de uma abordagem ágil, desenvolver os produtos mínimos viáveis (MVP) do iPROLEPSIS para cuidados personalizados da AP, incluindo: 1) uma aplicação para doentes que incorpora a monitorização (baseada em dBM) da AP, conhecimentos, intervenções direccionadas e recomendações personalizadas de estilo de vida orientadas por IA, 2) um conjunto de jogos sérios para a saúde e o bem-estar, 3) uma aplicação para os profissionais de saúde que lhes permite monitorizar remotamente os doentes e ver previsões sobre a sua evolução. Atividade 5: Estudos clínicos A atividade 5 desenvolverá os protocolos de estudo e conduzirá o processo de aprovação pelos órgãos competentes; Criação de um sistema para coordenar o recrutamento de participantes e gerir de forma eficiente os dados e relatórios clínicos; Organizar e realizar quatro estudos clínicos: dois estudos de coortes prospectivos multicêntricos para a descoberta e validação de factores de inflamação da AP e biomarcadores digitais, um estudo observacional sobre a AP e as alterações nas articulações e na microvasculatura da pele, e um ensaio controlado aleatorizado multicêntrico de prova de conceito que avalia a eficácia das ferramentas de cuidados digitais iPROLEPSIS. Atividade 6: Disseminação, comunicação e exploração A atividade 6 maximizará a visibilidade do projeto e dos seus resultados e facilitará a troca de conhecimentos através do envolvimento de uma ampla rede de parceiros. Desenvolver conteúdo educacional relacionado sobre AP; Estabelecer um roteiro para aprovação regulatória das ferramentas digitais iPROLEPSIS; Realizar uma análise socioeconómica/de mercado minuciosa e desenvolver planos concretos de exploração conjunta/individual. VISÃO DO PROJETO

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