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1 Table Of Content Better control in paediatric and adolescent diabetes in the EU: working to create Centres of Reference... 2 Summary... 3 Coordinator, Leader contact and partners... 4 Hannover Medical School - GER... 4 Barts and the London NHS Trust - UK... 4 Foundation "Christian Serban" For the Help of Sick Children - ROM... 4 International Diabetes Federation Europe - IDF Europe... 4 Panagioti and Aglalia Kyriakou Children s Hospital - GRE... 4 The Queen Silvia Children s Hospital, Sahlgrenska University Hospital - SWE... 4 Medical University of Warsaw - MUW... 4 Assistance Publique Hopitaux de Paris - Hospital des Enfants Malades - Necker - AP-HP... 4 University Hospital Motol - CZ... 4 Centre Hospitalier de Luxembourg - LUX... 4 Stichting Diabeter - NED... 4 Outputs... 7 D1 EU Report and conclussions on status of diabetes in children and adolescents and related prevention and care programs... 7 Final report - Final report... 7 Interim report 1 - Interim report Report August Page 1/7

2 Better control in paediatric and adolescent diabetes in the EU: working to create Centres of Reference JA GPSD [705038] START DATE: 01/04/2008 END DATE: 01/04/2011 DURATION: 36 month(s) CURRENT STATUS: Finalised PROGRAMME TITLE: First Programme of Community action in the field of public health ( ) PROGRAMME PRIORITY: - CALL: Health Information (Hi 2007) TOPIC: Supporting the exchange of information and experience on good practice EC CONTRIBUTION: EUR KEYWORDS: Children, Health education, Health system, Quality evaluation, Type I PORTFOLIO: Major and chronic diseases, Population groups Page 2/7

3 SUMMARY General objectives SWEET s main objective is to improve secondary prevention, diagnosis and control of Type 1 and 2 diabetes in children and adolescents, by supporting the development of centres of reference (CORs) for paediatric and adolescent diabetes services across the EU. Strategic relevance and contribution to the public health programme Diabetes has a major impact on the health, social and economic domains of individual lives and society. Addressing diabetes in children and adolescents, SWEET contributes to public health policy and outcomes, reducing inequalities (access and quality) and preventing complications through a lifelong, holistic management approach. This enables people to stay healthy and active, which will impact positively on health budgets, employment and the economy as a whole Methods and means SWEET is based on a partnership of established European and national diabetes organisations. It involves key diabetes stakeholders from various Member States: patients, carers, specialists, GPs, educators, nurses, dieticians, psychologists and policymakers. This partnership, combined with a strong dissemination strategy, allows knowledge transfer and implementation. The cooperation, together with the CORs, ensures continuation and monitoring of activities and progress beyond the 3-year project-term. Desk research, surveys, exchange of information and consensus building are the main tools for reaching objectives and realising outcomes. Expected outcomes period The project is expected to improve knowledge of diabetes in children and adolescents; provide recommendations for minimum treatment and care standards, for patient education programmes and for paediatric training programmes for health professionals; give a definition and criteria of CORs for paediatric and adolescent diabetes, plus a toolbox supporting their creation. An additional outcome for SWEET serves as a model for setting up CORs for other conditions. In addition, the project is expected to improve the control of diabetes early in life will prevent other diseases such cardiovascular disease, stroke and renal failure. Page 3/7

4 COORDINATOR, LEADER CONTACT AND PARTNERS COORDINATOR (Foundation Hannoversche Kinderheilanstalt - ISPAD) Janusz-Korczak-Allee Hannover Germany Project leader contact Name: Danne Thomas danne@hka.de Phone: PARTNERS Hannover Medical School - GER Street: Carl-Neuberg-Str. City: 1 Hannover Country: Germany Barts and the London NHS Trust - UK Street: Royal London Hospital, Whitechapel City: E1 1 BB London Country: United Kingdom Foundation "Christian Serban" For the Help of Sick Children - ROM Street: Str. Avram Iancu 18 City: 1919 Buzias Country: Romania Page 4/7

5 International Diabetes Federation Europe - IDF Europe Street: Avenue Emile De Mot 19 City: 1000 Brussels Country: Belgium Panagioti and Aglalia Kyriakou Children s Hospital - GRE Street: Thibon and Libadias 1 City: Athens Country: Greece The Queen Silvia Children s Hospital, Sahlgrenska University Hospital - SWE Street: Sahlgrenska University Hospital City: Gothenburg Country: Sweden Medical University of Warsaw - MUW Street: Zwirki i Wigury 61 City: Warsaw Country: Poland Assistance Publique Hopitaux de Paris - Hospital des Enfants Malades - Necker - AP-HP Street: Avenue Victoria 3 City: Paris Country: France University Hospital Motol - CZ Street: V Uvalau 84 City: Praha 5 Country: Czech Republic Page 5/7

6 Centre Hospitalier de Luxembourg - LUX Street: Rue Barblé 4 City: 1210 Luxembourg Country: Luxembourg Stichting Diabeter - NED Street: Haringvliet 72 City: 3011 TG Rotterdam Country: Netherlands Page 6/7

7 Powered by TCPDF ( OUTPUTS D1 EU Report and conclussions on status of diabetes in children and adolescents and related prevention and care programs eport_dec2008.pdf Final report - Final report Interim report 1 - Interim report 1 Report August taug2009.pdf Page 7/7