The EU4Health Programme for 2021–2027 was created in response to the global health crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The programme aims to strengthen health systems in the European Union and better prepare them for future threats.
Established under Regulation (EU) 2021/522, the programme supports actions promoting health and prevention, protecting the population from threats, and strengthening healthcare systems through digitalisation, better access, and efficiency. EU4Health provides financial support to health organisations across the EU.
Within the EU4Health Programme, MSCNRIO (NIO-PIB) is implementing the following projects:
EUnetCCC (European Network of Comprehensive Cancer Centres)
A project focusing on building a European network of comprehensive cancer centres to improve the quality of cancer care in the EU.
See project details →JANE-2 (Joint Action on Networks of Expertise)
A joint action aimed at creating a network of experts in various areas of oncology and supporting the implementation of uniform treatment standards.
See project details →EURACAN23-27 (European Reference Network on Rare Adult Solid Cancers – Phase II)
The second phase of the European reference network for rare adult solid cancers, aiming to improve diagnosis and treatment of these diseases.
eCAN Plus Joint Action Enhancing Digital Competencies of Cancer Centres in Europe
The initiative aims to ensure that the benefits of digital solutions in healthcare are accessible to all citizens, patients, and healthcare professionals.
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