What question did this study set out to answer?

The aim is to consolidate findings from the RITMOCORE Consortium on the procurement model's feasibility and stakeholder readiness.

May 17, 2026Open Access

Deliverable D5.5 RITMOCORE Policy Brief on regulatory issues and economic factors

Key Points

The aim is to consolidate findings from the RITMOCORE Consortium on the procurement model's feasibility and stakeholder readiness.
Engaged with external stakeholders including policy makers and healthcare payers.
Collected perspectives from the RITMOCORE-PPI Buyers Group regarding their contractual experiences.
Gained insights on the innovation ecosystem's preparedness to implement proposed procurement models.
Identified key factors influencing the replicability of the RITMOCORE-PPI model based on stakeholder contracts.
Highlighted incentives for facilitating the implementation of innovative procurement models.
Captured patients' perspectives on the effectiveness of the implemented procurement approach.

Abstract

In collaboration with external stakeholders, RITMOCORE Consortium consolidated their experience in the project in a policy brief that includes: 1. The perspective of RITMOCORE-PPI Buyers Group who actually got to sign contracts with economic operators (STPAU, HUB and LHCH) to assess, based on lived experience, the replicability and scalability of RITMOCOREPPI model in future procurement procedures. 2. Collect key external stakeholders’ point of view on the readiness of innovation ecosystem to respond to procurement models such the one proposed by RITMOCORE-PPI as well as incentives that could facilitate the implementation of these models. For this purpose, the Consortium engaged with policy makers from European Commission with expertise on innovation procurement, payers from public and private healthcare organisations and, ultimately, a patient representative to include patients’ perspective on the implemented model.

Read Full Paperexternally

AIに質問

Bookmark

View Full Paper