About the platform

Explore the key features of the Glide19 platform, an open-source tool accessible to healthcare professionals worldwide, empowering them to efficiently manage diverse aspects of COVID-19 care.

SCOPE

The scope of the Glide19 platform is to provide comprehensive training and support for healthcare professionals worldwide in effectively managing various aspects of COVID-19 care, including prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation. It aims to enhance pandemic preparedness and facilitate knowledge exchange among practitioners to improve patient outcomes.

TARGET

The primary target audience of the Glide19 platform comprises healthcare professionals dealing with various aspects of COVID-19 care, including psychiatry specialists, general practitioners, nurses, and paramedics. It also extends to healthcare organizations and institutions seeking to bolster their pandemic response capabilities through enhanced training and support.

OBJECTIVES

The Glide19 platform aims to equip healthcare professionals with the skills to effectively manage COVID-19 and potential future pandemic crises. It addresses both the physical and mental health effects of COVID-19 and integrates EU-wide knowledge to enhance digital skills, combat misinformation, and contribute to the improvement of patient care.

RESULTS

By offering advanced capabilities and multilingual support, users can access project materials efficiently, ensuring inclusive accessibility. Healthcare professionals benefit from continuous training, guaranteeing they're equipped with both theoretical insights and practical skills. The platform enhance pandemic response strategies and improve patient outcomes.


About Us

The Project is bolstered by esteemed partners from Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, and Germany, each offering vital expertise:

  • BRF Foundation (Italy): A leading non-profit focused on advancing psychiatric research and combating mental health stigma.
  • Social IT (Italy): Innovative SME specializing in ICT solutions for social and health care services management, with a focus on EU-funded projects.
  • Maastricht University (Netherlands): Renowned for its multidisciplinary research, particularly in the School for Mental Health and Neurosciences.
  • INTRAS (Spain): Non-profit organization conducting high-quality research and interventions in mental health across multiple provinces.
  • Heidelberg University Hospital (Germany): Leading medical center with expertise in psychosomatic care, particularly relevant for post-COVID mental health challenges.

The partners bring diverse perspectives and capabilities, enhancing the consortium’s ability to address complex health issues effectively.



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