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Sorsix is a health technology company headquartered in Sydney, Australia, with a main development office in Skopje, North Macedonia. The company comprises over 100 staff members, with a high proportion of engineers. Its SaaS technology "Pinga" serves as the national EHR and workflow orchestration system in North Macedonia and Serbia. Sorsix strongly believes in the potential of technology to improve healthcare delivery and system capabilities.
The xShare project aims to empower individuals to share their health data effortlessly through the European Electronic Health Record Exchange Format (EEHRxF) with a simple click of the Yellow Button. The project is an important game changer as it puts the patient at the centre, involves industry in the concrete implementation of European specifications, and connects primary and secondary use of data, thus creating an operational embryo of the upcoming European Health Data Space.
The BeWell project aims to form an alliance. The alliance will build a movement of all healthcare stakeholders that support, and are committed to, the development, implementation, and upscaling of the future health workforce strategy on the upskilling and reskilling of the European health workforce. BeWell’s ultimate goal is to develop a green and digital skills strategy for the health ecosystem.
COMFORTage focuses on the prediction, monitoring, and offering of personalized recommendations for the prevention and relief of dementia and frailty. By combining clinical expertise, technological innovation, and community engagement, COMFORTage aims to improve the quality of life for individuals with dementia. It does so while establishing a pan-European framework for community-based prevention and intervention strategies to facilitate effective lifestyle changes.
Laurel aims to help building better systems for integrated long-term care in the EU27. The project will analyse existing long-term care systems and gather insights into the regional and gender differences of care service delivery. Using this intelligence, Laurel will both produce actionable policy recommendations in a White Paper as well as a set of guiding tools to help policymakers from all European care systems deliver more effective and equitable care.