EU-funded EXIT-CVD project launched to transform cardiac care
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Updated Oct 15
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What happened
The EXIT-CVD research project, which has a total budget of EUR 27.6 million, was launched by Koninklijke Philips NV and University Medical Center Groningen. This five-year effort unites 42 public and private partners across 17 countries. The project aims to help cardiac patients avoid deterioration through personalized interventions.
Why it matters
The project is co-funded by the European Union Innovative Health Initiative and industry partners. It seeks to transform how cardiovascular disease is detected, monitored, and treated by identifying and acting on key intervention points along the cardiac care journey.
Who's involved
- Robin NijveldtResearcher involved in the EXIT-CVD project
- University Medical Center GroningenLeading the research consortium for the project
- Koninklijke Philips NVLaunching the five-year EXIT-CVD research project
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University Medical Center Groningen
hospital in Groningen
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