ERRIN takes care of the inDemand Community of Mirror Regions interested in replicating the model, using their own resources.
Today, 12 European regions are following the inDemand methodology to identify the challenges of the healthcare sector, calling for digital health solutions and co-creating them together with the healthcare professionals as well as the companies.
Do you want to join? There's still time!
Benefits of being part of the inDemand Community:
Meet the inDemand Team Members from ERRIN
Project & Outreach Manager
Project & Policy Officer
The inDemand-RCT project entails performing a Random Control Trial (RCT) to check the efficacy of an innovation support model for SMEs (inDemand model, innovation driven by demand). It will be put into effect to meet the innovation, digitalisation and Covid-19 response needs identified by large/tractor companies in the Region of Murcia (Spain).
The inDemand Project, of which ERRIN is a partner, has published a case study of demand-driven co-creation, exploring the impact of coupled open innovation on company business models.
The last inDemand consortium meeting before the final event of the project took place in Murcia, Spain. It was a unique opportunity to discuss the results of the two iterations of the model in the 3 pilot regions (Murcia, Oulu and Paris). As ERRIN, we presented how 10 regions are replicating the model using their own resources.
The inDemand project is currently looking for Mirror Regions to replicate their innovative co-creation model in digital health care, and you can still apply until August 31.
The Co-creating Welfare project was created to serve local welfare services like elderly homes, hospitals and schools, that want to work in a closer dialogue with citizens to co-create future welfare services.
During the European Week of Regions and Cities, the inDemand project is hosting a session built around the inDemand model, a new, innovative bottom-up, demand-lead model where health care organisations identify real needs and jointly with and companies co-create eHealth solutions, with economic support from regional funds.