offering partnership for the implementation of ageing-related diseases research project and/or pilot

Collaboration opportunities with IRCCS INRCA in the area of ageing-related diseases research projects and pilot initiatives include partnerships that foster interdisciplinary and translational research aimed at deepening the understanding of ageing from multiple perspectives: biological, clinical, demographic, socio-economic, and political.

IRCCS INRCA offers a collaborative environment for co-developing and implementing innovative research projects and clinical trials focused on long-term care, prevention and management of chronic conditions, support for family carers, prevention of elder abuse, active ageing promotion, and application of new technologies for improved care and quality of life of older adults. It promotes partnerships with academic institutions, healthcare providers, industry, and public and private organizations at regional, national, European, and international levels.

The Institute supports pilot projects to test novel interventions, social innovations, and integrated care models, facilitating knowledge exchange and scientific dissemination through publications and consultancy. Participation in funded initiatives such as EU projects and national research networks is encouraged, providing access to expertise, infrastructure, and a multidisciplinary research community dedicated to addressing the challenges of population ageing comprehensively.