EUROIMPACT - On your way to an international PhD in palliative care (EU FP7 Marie Curie)

Start date: 
December 2010
End date: 
November 2014

 

Together with the leading centers of excellence in palliative care in Europa, EURO IMPACT is working hard to develop an educational and research training framework, aimed at monitoring and improving the quality of palliative care.

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Project information

The general aim of the European Intersectorial and Multi-disciplinary Palliative Care Research Training – EURO IMPACT – is to develop a multi-disciplinary, multi-professional and intersectorial educational research framework in Europe aimed at monitoring and improving palliative care.

EURO IMPACT will develop a broad-based multi-disciplinary palliative care research training that will train researchers in:

  • mastering scientific skills to describe palliative care and its quality across Europe and identify and develop tools to improve it – via providing on-the-job research training, organising network wide training and structured training courses
  • societal dissemination techniques i.e. translating research results to clinical practice and policy, by bridging the gap between academia and non-academic sectors
  • developing and disseminating insights and knowledge on optimisation of palliative care delivery to the larger EU community – via writing scientific papers and reports, communicating with media and relevant policy-makers, presenting at conferences, and through important dissemination products

 

EURO IMPACT will:

  • bridge the gap between individual research institutes, multiple disciplines and different sectors involved in palliative care research training in Europe.
  • built the basis for the further development of a EU platform for palliative care PhD research training and will increase the international mobility of palliative care researchers across Europe.

 

 

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement no [264697]”.