Interview with Trinity Research

On June 18, 2024, SEURO Project coordinator Dr John Dinsmore did an interview with Trinity College Research Matters team to talk about the work and the journey over the years with the EU projects and related national projects he coordinated. 5 key innovations have been developed from this work,

1. a platform for multimorbidity self-management (ProACT)
2. tools to support health services to adopt and transfer digital health solutions in practice (ProTransfer and ProBCF-C)
3. an open source AI model to assess the impact of a digital health solution on health service performance (patient and economic outcomes - ProInsight)
4. a secure knowledge-based platform to support the development of advanced data analytics have been recently selected for the EU innovation radar portfolio as high potential innovations from EU research. For further details you can read the interview on Trinity Research website.