The iLIVE Project, Live well - die well

The iLIVE Project, Live well - die well

The international research project “The iLIVE Project, Live well - die well” aims to increase our knowledge and provide applicable policy advice on palliative care in Europe. In this project the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of two innovative interventions in end-of-life care will be evaluated. Its objective is to develop and evaluate a digital clinical tool to optimize medication management to relieve symptoms that occur at the end of life, and an international volunteer Programme to support patients dying in the hospital and their families. iLIVE will also provide in-depth understanding of the concerns, expectations and preferences of dying patients and their caregivers and deliver the first Core Outcome set for care of the dying. Judit Simon as Principal Investigator and team, Claudia Fischer as Lead researcher and Michael Berger, from the Department of Health Economics at the Medical University of Vienna's Center for Public Health investigate the cost-effectiveness of these tested interventions as part of a dedicated work package within the iLIVE consortium.

Dates:

Ongoing from 01.01.2019

Funding: 

Collaborator(s):

ERASMUSMC ROTTERDAM, NL

THE UNIVERSITY OF LIVERPOOL, UK

KLINIKUM DER UNIVERSITAET ZU KOELN, DE

LUNDS UNIVERSITET, SE

UNIVERZITETNA KLINIKA ZA PLJUCNE BOLEZNI IN ALERGIJO GOLNIK, SI

UNIVERSITAET BERN, CH

FUNDACION CUDECA, ES

HELSE BERGEN HF* HAUKELAND UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, NO

LANDSPITALI UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, IS

PALLIUM LATINOAMERICA ASOCIACION CIVIL, AR

STICHTING UNIVERSITEIT VOOR HUMANISTIEK, NL

ROHANUI HOSPICE SERVICE TRUST, NZ

ST. VINCENT´S HOSPITAL MELBOURNE LTD AUSTRALIA

Information:

Judit Simon, Claudia Fischer, Michael Berger

Publication(s):

Presentation(s):

• Fischer C. Wie schreibe ich einen Forschungsantrag. 7. Interprofessioneller Fachtag Palliative Care; vrtual; 2021 Nov 5 (invited talk)

• Fischer C. Methodological aspects of economic evaluations conducted in the palliative and end-of-life-care settings: a systematic review. 17th World Congress of the European Association for Palliative Care; virtual; 2021 Oct 6-8 (poster presentation)

Media:

• The "iLIVE Project - live well, die well" (international research project on best care for people with advanced and terminal illnesses) has launched a new website for citizen participation on the 5th of December 2021. The new iLIVE website: https://www.iliveproject.eu/iwanttodecide. Please also find more information here and in the MUV News "Internationales iLIVE-PROJEKT erforscht Palliativ-Versorgung in Europa. Neue Webseite ermuntert BürgerInnen zur direkten Beteiligung mittels Umfragen".