Economic and Social Sciences of Health & Medical Information Processing
The CHANGING project aims to better understand the biological and clinical importance of GAMC to develop new clinically relevant biomarkers and innovative therapeutic strategies. To achieve this project, CHANGING will create five work packages (WP):
This project revolves around two main objectives:
Characterize the regional landscape and analyze the underlying processes of the ARS initiative (mapping existing patient partnership initiatives across university hospitals, comprehensive cancer centers, and primary care settings; analyzing implementation pathways, barriers, facilitators, and service-user engagement; co-designing operational tools).
Main objective: To document the clinical and biological events and experiences of patients with chronic infection or hepatitis B, with or without long-term treatment.
Social sciences objectives:
- To document the experiences and difficulties encountered by people living with chronic hepatitis B, from screening to care, in order to better meet their needs and provide recommendations for adapting health service activities to this population,
