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1 Table Of Content Surveillance System: Occurrence of Urinary Incontinence in Women as a Consequence of Inefficient or Inappropriate Obstetric Care... 2 Summary... 3 Coordinator, Leader contact and partners... 5 University Medical Centre - Klinicni Center Ljubljana - UMCL... 5 Aarhus Universitet (until 30/07/2009)... 5 University of Szeged Albert Szent-Györgyi Medical Centre, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology - SZEGED... 5 Azienda Ospedaliera "Istituti Ospedalieri di Verona" (from 01/03/2009)... 5 Beckenbodenzentrum München - PFC Munich... 5 Azienda USL Ferrara... 5 The Hope Project - HOPE... 5 Outputs... 7 D01 - Project Management Protocols (EN)... 7 D02 - Logical Framework Evaluation (EN)... 7 D03 - Project Brochure (EN)... 7 D04 - Dissemination and Communication plan (EN)... 7 D05 - Interim Technical and financial Report (EN)... 7 D06 - Mid-term evaluation report (EN)... 7 D07 - Summary Report Information baseline 1 (EN)... 7 D07 - Summary Report Information baseline 2 (EN)... 7 D08 - Inventory of collected Data and information (EN)... 7 D09 - OB.Surve Forum (EN)... 7 D10 - OB.Surve website (EN)... 7 D11 - Recommendations for surveillance system (EN)... 7 D12 - Final Technical and Financial Report (EN)... 7 D13 - Projet Final Evaluation Report (EN)... 7 Final Report (EN)... 7 Web tools Manual (EN)... 7 Page 1/10

2 Surveillance System: Occurrence of Urinary Incontinence in Women as a Consequence of Inefficient or Inappropriate Obstetric Care JA GPSD [705038] START DATE: 01/05/2008 END DATE: 01/03/2011 DURATION: 34 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: Developing and coordinating the health information and knowledge system EC CONTRIBUTION: EUR KEYWORDS: Accessibility, Chronic Diseases, Questionnaire, Screening, women PORTFOLIO: Healthcare, Patient safety Page 2/10

3 SUMMARY General objectives The project aims at setting up a surveillance system to monitor the occurrence of urinary incontinence (UI) in women in the EU. The project will focus on incontinence as a consequence of inefficient or inappropriate obstetric care, with the ultimate view to formulate appropriate strategies, policies and actions to avoid these conditions, and thus improve the quality of life of particular sections of the female population. Strategic relevance and contribution to the public health programme Urinary Incontinence is a prevalent, bothersome and costly condition affecting primarily women. Incontinence is not a lethal condition, but it deeply impacts women s quality of life. The issue of UI has been well documented and there are national and international networks focusing on the condition, but there is a lack of systematic, reliable and consistent data particularly with regard to certain sections of the female population. It is a condition that is underreported, making it difficult to provide credible data estimates in terms of numbers of people suffering from UI or the socio-economic burden of this condition. Underreporting has been attributed to cultural and socio-economic factors. Methods and means The methodology is highly participative and involves a multi-disciplinary approach. The project methods are based on broad based information collection, the stimulation of international dialogue and exchange of opinion. The starting point and working hypothesis of the project will focus on the causality relationship between obstetrics and obstetric care on the one hand and on UI on the other hand. The project will not attempt to demonstrate this causality relationship as this is well-defined already in the literature. It will, however, examine the risk factors for UI and how obstetric care effects such risks factors both in terms of efficiency and appropriateness. Expected outcomes period The proposed action foresees three distinct outcomes: compilation of available information; a forum for dialogue and synergies between existing networks on UI; a feasibility study for obtaining systematic, reliable and consistent data in Europe on the condition of UI in women. Page 3/10

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5 COORDINATOR, LEADER CONTACT AND PARTNERS COORDINATOR () Via Valverde Verona Italy Project leader contact Name: Bertinato Luigi Phone: PARTNERS University Medical Centre - Klinicni Center Ljubljana - UMCL Street: Slajmerjeva 3 City: 1000 Ljubljana Country: Slovenia Aarhus Universitet (until 30/07/2009) Street: Nordre Ringgade 1 City: 8000 Aarhus C. Country: Denmark University of Szeged Albert Szent-Györgyi Medical Centre, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology - SZEGED Street: Street Semmelweis 1 City: 6725 Szeged Country: Hungary Page 5/10

6 Azienda Ospedaliera "Istituti Ospedalieri di Verona" (from 01/03/2009) Street: Piazzale Aristide Stefani, 1 City: Verona Country: Italy Beckenbodenzentrum München - PFC Munich Street: Denninger Str. 44 City: München Country: Germany Azienda USL Ferrara Street: Via Valverde 42 City: Verona Country: Italy The Hope Project - HOPE Street: St Josephs, Ballinabearna, Ballinhassig City: Cork Country: Ireland Page 6/10

7 OUTPUTS D01 - Project Management Protocols (EN) df D02 - Logical Framework Evaluation (EN) _is.pdf D03 - Project Brochure (EN) _ps1.pdf D04 - Dissemination and Communication plan (EN) _ps.pdf D05 - Interim Technical and financial Report Page 7/10

8 (EN) df D06 - Mid-term evaluation report (EN) df D07 - Summary Report Information baseline 1 (EN) ps.pdf D07 - Summary Report Information baseline 2 (EN) ps.pdf D08 - Inventory of collected Data and information (EN) Page 8/10

9 pdf D09 - OB.Surve Forum (EN) D10 - OB.Surve website (EN) D11 - Recommendations for surveillance system (EN) _ps.pdf D12 - Final Technical and Financial Report (EN) ps.pdf Page 9/10

10 Powered by TCPDF ( D13 - Projet Final Evaluation Report (EN) pdf Final Report (EN) df Web tools Manual (EN) ps.pdf Page 10/10