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Collaborative network aims to enhance implementation of the EUonQoL-Kit across Europe, suggesting effective engagement strategies.
In order to implement the EUonQoL-Kit across all sectors in Europe and, in the long-term, be utilized in conjunction with the Health in All Policies approach, the project intends to develop a dynamic and role-adjusted guideline, i.e., the EUonQoL IG (Implementation Guideline), that will facilitate the EUonQoL-Kit's implementation in each country regardless of the user. This aspiration can only materialize through a robust understanding of the various infrastructural and operational aspects, both explicit and tacit, across multiple levels within each country. In turn, this necessitates engagements, interactions, and collaborative endeavours with a diverse spectrum of stakeholders. Stakeholders in the EUonQoL project are defined as "individuals, organisations or communities that have a direct interest in the process and outcomes of a project, research and policy endeavours" and include, e.g., politicians, policymakers, patient representatives, researchers, and medical experts.
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