Objectives
Advancing Dementia Care Through 44 Pilot Interventions
The JADE Health Joint Action aims to study, transfer, implement, monitor, and assess evidence-based interventions for dementia and other diseases. Based on a selection of the best practices, JADE Health is intended to increase the early detection of Dementia and to reduce the burden of Dementia through pilots in the countries participating and then, in the case where dementia and other diseases have been diagnosed, to give better care pathways and treatment to the hospital or a nursing home.
- Health literacy and data accessibility
- Early detection of neurocognitive disorders
- Towards a harmonized and synergistic prevention of dementia and stroke
- Care pathways for persons with dementia and neurodegenerative disorders
- Person-centred new care models
- Vulnerable groups and stigma awareness raising
Pilots
A pilot program, also called a feasibility study or experimental trial, is a small-scale, short-term experiment that helps an organization learn how a large-scale project might work in practice.
Pilot programs are vital testing grounds that let organizations evaluate the potential effectiveness of new initiatives or solutions before full-scale implementation. Whether you're in the healthcare, technology or manufacturing industry, a solid understanding of pilot programs is crucial for successfully implementing new strategies and driving innovation.
Enhancing health literacy and data accessibility
Focus: Enhancing Health Literacy Strategies for Neurodegenerative Diseases and Stroke through EU best practice implementation
6 Pilots
5 countries
1,000 Participants
Target: Patients, families, healthcare professionals, caregivers, citizens
Area: Health centres
Early detection of neurocognitive disorders
Focus: Early detection and screening of neurocognitive disorders with respect of age, cultural/social diversity, and disease stage of the target population
8 Pilots
6 countries
1,000 Participants
Target: Patients, professionals, caregivers, citizens
Area: Primary care, specialist care
Towards a harmonized and synergistic prevention of dementia and stroke
Focus: Implementation of the best practices identified during the project for the effective prevention of dementia and stroke.
9 Pilots
7 countries
4,000 Participants
Target: Patients, healthcare professionals, caregivers, citizens
Area: Primary care, specialist care
Care pathways for persons with dementia and neurodegenerative disorders
Focus: Implement care pathways for dementia and neurodegenerative patients from primary to specialized care to enhance support and optimize resources.
8 Pilots
5 countries
400 Participants
Target: Patients, professionals
Area: Health centres, residencies
Design and implementation of new person-centered care models
Focus: Determination of the potential impact of local conditions and population-specific factors on the overall effectiveness and reliability of personalized person monitoring systems.
7 Pilots
5 countries
80 Participants
Target: Patients, families, professionals
Area: Nursing homes residencies for older people
Vulnerable groups and stigma awareness raising
Focus: Sensitization, awareness-raising and education of society in general, professionals, students and parents about vulnerable groups
5 Pilots
5 countries
1,000 Participants
Target: Patients, professionals, caregivers, citizens
Area: Schools, national events involving European parliamentarians