The objective of this Call is to provide subgrant funding to support the provision and development of educational content aimed at healthcare professionals (HCPs) in the implementation of personalised medicine (PM). The gaps in the PM knowledge and skills among HCPs have been identified as one key barrier to the implementation of PM. This initiative will enhance the capacity of HCPs to integrate PM into their daily practice, ensuring they are equipped with the necessary knowledge, skills, and competencies. The scope of this Call includes general and specialised education on PM and its implementation in clinical practice, interdisciplinary collaboration between HCPs, as well as effective communication of HCPs with patients. The courses will be designed and implemented collaboratively between selected consortia and EP PerMed.
The purpose of the Call is to fund high quality content that will feed into online modules/ courses, that will be collaboratively developed with the Digital Learning Team supporting EP PerMed. All modules/ courses will be hosted and disseminated through the EP PerMed website and the eLearning platform designated by EP PerMed.
Join the Matchmaking platform: opened on 16 June 2025, closing on 9 September 2025.
Join the online Q&A session, before the call closing date, on 2 September 2025, 12pm – 13pm CEST. Join us here.
For further information, please contact: calls_eppermed@eithealth.eu. When emailing, please pre-fix the email subject with “EP PerMed_Edu” and your application code, for example “EP PerMed_Edu: EPEDU-2025-12345”. This will ensure the right people pick up your email.
Modules/courses will cater to training needs for HCPs in PM implementation (General Practitioners, Specialists, Nurses); may include case studies demonstrating successful implementation of PM strategies in primary healthcare and selected disease areas; activities to foster interdisciplinary collaboration between HCPs for PM solutions; activities to improve communications skills of HCPs to patients.
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Fuente: Instituto de Salud Carlos III
