Welcome to the DARE Project, an initiative aimed at leveraging data to improve health promotion and both digital and community-based prevention throughout the entire course of life
Funded by the Ministry of Universities and Research (MUR), DARE aims to use
Welcome to the DARE Project, an initiative aimed at leveraging data to improve health promotion and digital and community-based prevention throughout the entire lifespan.
Funded by the Ministry of University and Research (MUR), DARE aims to use digital technologies to create a data-driven healthcare ecosystem.
The DARE project, funded by the Ministry of Universities and Research as part of the National Plan for Complementary Investments to the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP), strives to unlock the potential of data for enhancing health promotion and prevention with a lifelong perspective.
DARE will achieve this goal by enhancing and validating digital prevention tools, knowledge and processes for the effective use of data in order to define, monitor and predict health trajectories.
The DARE project uses a hub-and-spoke organisational model a central hub and three interconnected spokes. Spoke 1 focuses on enabling factors and technologies for digital prevention, Spoke 2 on community-based primary prevention and Spoke 3 on digitally-enabled secondary and tertiary prevention.
Spoke 1 provides technological and infrastructural support to the other spokes. Spoke 2 develops a surveillance system to prevent diseases at the community level. Spoke 3 implements digital solutions for secondary and tertiary prevention, using artificial intelligence and digital biomarkers to monitor and manage health.