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Personal Decision Support System for Heart Failure Management

Monitoring physical and Psychological state

HEARTMAN is a project co-funded by the Horizon 2020 Framework Programme of the European Union which is currently designing a personal health system to help the patients with Congestive Heart Failure to manage their condition

HeartMan Consortium Meeting - Ljubljana, June 2018

HeartMan Consortium Meeting - Seville, January 2018

Interview about Heartman in Horizon, the EU Research and Innovation magazine

Review meeting & meeting on decision support system - Brussels & Ghent, July 2017

Workshop on Advanced Predictive Models in Healthcare

HeartMan Consortium Meeting - Kuopio, June 2017

Poster presentation ‘Sexual activity in patients with heart failure‘

Poster presentation ‘Predictive factors for mortality, hospitalization and health-related quality of life in heart failure: a systematic literature search’

HeartMan Technical Meeting – Madrid, March 2017

HeartMan Consortium Meeting - Ghent, January 2017

Poster presentation ‘Predictive factors for Health-related Quality of Life in Congestive Heart Failure: systematic review‘

Poster presentation ‘Predictive factors for health-related quality of life in congestive heart failure: systematic review’

Meeting with Flemish caregivers - Ghent, October 2016

HeartMan Consortium meeting - Messina, June 2016

Meeting on medical decision guidelines - Ghent, May, 2016

HeartMan team has been screening more than 10.000 scientific articles

HeartMan ethical board approves the first study on patients

HeartMan Kick-off Meeting - Ljubljana, January 2016

The HeartMan project has just started!

HeartMan Consortium Meeting - Ljubljana, June 2018

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About Us

The HeartMan consortium consists of nine partners from five European countries:

Two research institutes (JSI and CNR) and three universities (UOR with an attached hospital, UGent and KUL)
Two SMEs (SenLab and MEGA) and one large enterprise (ATOS)
One non-governmental organisation (EHN)

The partners have been carefully selected for their complementary expertise and leadership in their respective areas. They have extensive experience with international projects. Their previous collaborations will help ensure they will be able to work together smoothly in the HeartMan project.

Jožef Stefan Institute (Coordinator)