The general purpose of PRECISEU is connecting innovation ecosystems across Europe to efficiently advance towards a truly personalised healthcare, transferring practices and solutions from region to region and scaling up deep-tech healthcare innovations based on advanced therapies medicinal products and health data across Europe. The PRECISEU consortium is composed of Regional Authorities and innovation players from 9 NUTS 1 and 2 regions, supported by clusters, universities, research centres and infrastructures, NGOs and networks, and engaging regional and European innovators, scientists and entrepreneurs across the EU health innovation space. Also involved as partner in the consortium, one Ukrainian Region, Rivne, represented by the Rivne Medical Cluster, has a relevant role as Ukraine is open for cooperation, innovation and joint projects for reconstruction. The European continent faces a set of challenges in terms of the swift and effective implementation of medical care, which were brought sharply into focus during the COVID-19 pandemic. Healthcare remains a concurrent gap between innovation leaders and emerging and moderate innovators (classification according to the Regional Innovation Scoreboard, RIS), which impacts all spheres (economics, social and living standards), and which requires significant expertise and knowledge as well as expansive collaboration between innovation networks and all stakeholders and communities across Europe. PRECISEU is aware that taking next steps in the development and organisation of PM is a key issue for Europe, and that more coordination efforts between key European stakeholders is necessary to foster its implementation. By focusing on health data and advanced therapies as key drivers of personalized medicine models, PRECISEU will not only provide regional ecosystems with European connectivity but will most importantly address the significant and urgent needs of the regions.

<< Objectives >>Plataforma de Organizaciones de Pacientes (Spain) and Malta Health Network (Malta) are committed to raising awareness and educating the public about chronic conditions and disability. The project pursues to create good practices in the field of health promotion and disease prevention in the workplace.<< Implementation >>With the aim of providing information both to the labour force in general and to those with chronic conditions, a guide of recommendations will be developed, focusing on the prevention of illness and the management of possible risks in the workplace. This guide will be adapted and translated for implementation in Spain and Malta, respectively. Valuable content will be extracted and disseminated through digital and telematic media and presented to patients, companies and institutions.<< Results >>The expected result is the progressive implementation of good practices within companies and institutions to generate inclusive workspaces designed for improving health and wellbeing for all.