FEDER - NXP - PF CNES PROJECT
Kohesio
NXP SEMICONDUCTORS FRANCE
Treating differently is a public health imperative in a context of population aging, medical desertification and increased patient demands. It is also an economic imperative which particularly affects France, whose health expenditure is today growing more strongly than GDP. The French health system, which was built on acute medicine and around the hospital, will have to reorient itself towards the management of a care pathway within which the hospital will certainly be an important step, but which will have to be more part of a collaboration with actors outside the hospital. In this logic, e-health has its place and holds promise for facing challenges and preserving the fundamentals of the health system while increasing its added value for professionals and patients alike. The development of digital solutions will make it possible to place the patient at the center of the care ecosystem with a set of medical and paramedical professionals gravitating around them. Building on this observation, NXP, an internationally renowned manufacturer in the IOT and secure transactions market, ELITT expert in the interoperability and security of card payment data, Pertimm, an SME with 20 years of experience in artificial intelligence and GREYC, a laboratory whose research work in algorithms and biometrics, have joined forces to develop an e-health digital trust platform (PF CNES) in the Caen area. This large-scale industrial project is awaited by regional economic players in the world of health, as well as organizations working to bring together the e-health sector in Normandy. This PF CNES platform is intended to be collaborative and unifying, in order to facilitate the rapid and sustainable adoption of e-health products and services. It aims to: Promote Innovation on an industrial scale by providing partners with industrial technological building blocks and support in certification processes and relations with regulatory authorities; Guarantee a level of Security and Integrity of health data in accordance with the requirements of health regulatory authorities; Facilitate the experimentation and deployment of products and services at the national and international level thanks to their interoperability. The challenge of this platform is certainly economic, but above all it is about bringing about societal innovation. Indeed, digital technologies represent a real opportunity to improve the quality of care for the patient and to improve the daily lives of professionals thanks to the organizational changes they allow. The economic challenge is to improve the efficiency of the health system and health spending and to create an e-health industrial sector which respects the standards/requirements of the regulatory authorities (security, interoperability, integrity), which innovates and which trains.
Smarter Europe / Research and innovation / Technology transfer and university-enterprise cooperation primarily benefiting SMEs