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(Press release by the PAT\u00a0 Press Department of 12\/16\/2023 )<\/em><\/small><\/p>\n

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The province, together with the Trento Province Healthcare System and TrentinoSalute4.0 is participating in the four-year project of the Italian National Institute of Health<\/small><\/h2>\n

A joint action for cardiovascular disease and diabetes<\/strong><\/p>\n

The joint action was promoted by the Italian Institute of Health<\/strong> in which the Autonomous Province of Trento is also participating, along with several other entities is aimed at reducing the burden of cardiovascular disease and diabetes.<\/strong> JACARDI<\/strong><\/a>, this is the acronym for the four-year project<\/strong>, involves ministries, public health agencies, nongovernmental organizations and universities from 21 European countries (73 partners in total), aims to assist the European Union (EU)<\/strong> in reducing the burden of cardiovascular disease (CVD), diabetes and associated risk factors, both at the individual and societal levels.<\/p>\n

66,249,434.21 euros is the total budget<\/strong>, of which 282,490.70 euros are reserved for the province<\/strong> including a subcontracting<\/em> of 110,000 euros for the Trento Province Healthcare<\/strong> System. “There are three key actions on which we will focus in the coming years to achieve the goal of reducing the effects of these two serious diseases in our communities,” Health Councillor Mario Tonina<\/strong> commented. First we need to improve the quality and availability of data on diabetes<\/strong> and cardiovascular<\/strong> disease, then, of course, we need to further improve care protocols, and finally, and this is the critical aspect, we need to increase the awareness and active participation of patients in the process of managing their health and their chronic disease<\/strong>. And we can do this both through awareness-raising actions and through the support of innovative tools, such as precisely the TreC+ platform<\/strong><\/a> that has already been implemented on diabetes and cardiology,” he concluded.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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A few days ago in Rome the first meeting was held for the project<\/strong><\/a>, with over 200 in-person and remote participants<\/strong> from all over Europe who addressed some crucial issues such as\u00a0ethnic inequalities<\/strong> in health<\/strong>, the priorities of EU health policy and those of the World Health Organization towards these two diseases.<\/p>\n

The main objectives of the JACARDI (Joint Action on CARdiovascular diseases and DIabetes)\u00a0<\/strong>project are:<\/p>\n