MELVIN - collaborative project to assess and raise awareness of the impact of metabolic and liver disease on the general state of health among the adult and pediatric population with a high degree of vulnerability, including Roma

Project facts

Project promoter:
Asociatia Liver Research Club(RO)
Project Number:
RO-HEALTH-0026
Status:
In implementation
Initial project cost:
€178,200
Donor Project Partners:
Landspitali
Hringbraut(IS)

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Description

MELVIN (Metabolic Liver disease Vulnerable subjects Inclusive) is a pilot project that integrates three major components adapted to the medical needs of our country: rapid response regarding access to state-of-the-art medical services for vulnerable groups, including Roma; long-term access to primary, secondary, tertiary prevention programs, complete diagnosis, monitoring and follow-up for those in need, program to raise awareness of beneficiaries regarding the importance of prevention and continuous medical follow-up.The MELVIN project supports the development and consolidation of preventive and curative medical services in Romania intended for vulnerable groups, including Roma, by responding to the main "public health challenges at the European level" in the field of liver and cardiovascular diseases, as well as the metabolic syndrome: hepatopathies chronic diseases (viral B, C, alcoholic, dysmetabolic), their complications, the main cardiovascular diseases, arterial hypertension, the risk factors involved in their pathogenesis, the onset and progression of the metabolic syndrome as a predisposing condition in the evolution of the disease. The project supports increasing the capacity of NGOs active in the field of health (LIREC) in responding to the health needs encountered in the population (especially at the level of vulnerable groups) through sustainable investments and the establishment of collaborations with public institutions in Romania (UMF Cluj, DGASPC Cluj) and from the donor states (Landspitali Iceland).

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