Main goal: Empower patients for greater autonomy through better knowledge and enhanced remote care.

FINAL CHALLENGES

Diabetes: Care team knowledge flow in Ophthalmology, hosted by Roche
How might we ensure that all specialists in care teams working on complex diseases such as diabetes (specifically, retinologists) have a single channel for accessing and sharing information generated by all members of the care team (e.g. diabetologists, endocrinologists, specialised nurses, etc.)?

Supporting patients in remission (lymphoma), hosted by Roche
How might we put into place a process for long-term surveillance and follow up of patients in remission without needlessly worrying them about new dangers they face as lymphoma survivors?

Main goal: Improve access to clinical and non-clinical healthcare data for research, policy, and reimbursement.

FINAL CHALLENGES

Population-level data for personalised medicine, hosted by IMEC and VITO
How might we collect sufficient population-level data to enable deployment of personalised medicine and to assess quality of available data by tapping into the audiences – such as women in perimenopause – that are the most likely to share their data in exchange for preventive health insights and decision-making support?

Coping with (peri) menopause: Collecting and using data around menopause, hosted by Faqir Foundation
How might we enable women to collect and share with their HCPs a broad range of data around their menopause experience, contributing to a growing body of data and knowledge for primary and secondary use, including clinical data and patient-generated data such as medication use, personal observations, patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) and, patient-reported experience measures (PREMs), as well as data from consumer-grade devices?

Main goal: Forget policy. Get cracking on real collaborative action.

FINAL CHALLENGES

Perimenopause literacy for effective conversations with HCPs, hosted by eHealth Venture
How might we enable women to have effective conversations with their HCPs in order to get the right treatment in the short term and to help their HCPs learn more about menopause in the long term?

Youth mental health: addressing school refusal, hosted by Hack Belgium Labs
How might we develop a national tool that would help parents of young patients quickly gauge the severity of their kids’ mental health issues, identify the care path in line with their needs (and the parents’ resources), and track progress? Could we start with a very specific issue – school refusal (décrochage scolaire / schoolweigering ) – and scale up the approach once there’s a viable solution?