Specific guidance on enrolment Sample Clauses

Specific guidance on enrolment. The following principles should be considered in relation to the recruitment of participating subjects:  The evaluation of how the control group (usual care) and the intervention group (new integrated care) will be composed should be clearly defined in each site and adopted by all professionals engaged in the recruitment process.  Expected changes and differences between usual and “new” ICT supported integrated care should be described in detail before starting enrolment.  The evaluation and piloting of CareWell services should be methodologically sound, and the purpose should be to contribute to knowledge.  The evaluation, piloting and the implementation of CareWell services should be undertaken and supervised by those who are qualified and experienced.
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Specific guidance on enrolment. The following principles should be considered in relation to recruitment of participating subjects:  The evaluation of how the control group (usual care) and the intervention group (new integrated care) will be composed should be clearly defined in each site and adopted by all professionals engaged in the recruitment process.  Expected changes and differences between usual and “new” ICT supported integrated care should be described in detail before starting enrolment.  The evaluation and piloting of BeyondSilos services should be methodologically sound, and the purpose should be to contribute to knowledge.  The evaluation, piloting and the implementation of BeyondSilos services should be undertaken and supervised by those who are qualified and experienced.  The importance of the objective should be in proportion to the inherent efforts of the subject and the caregivers.  The evaluation and piloting of BeyondSilos services should be preceded by careful assessment of predictable risks in comparison with foreseeable benefits to the subject or to others. In particular, new devices should be carefully installed with the help of professionals to make sure that they do not increase risks for the pilot participants (falls, disconnection of pre-existing alarms, increase of anxiety, etc.).  Evaluation and piloting of BeyondSilos services should not be undertaken where the hazards involved are not believed to be predictable.  Adequate facilities and procedures should be in place to deal with any potential hazards.  Continuity of service and technology after the end of the project should be clarified before the pilot starts, and be clear to the project participants.  The risk of dropouts should be carefully considered in the pilots, and strategies to cope should be developed; the reasons for dropouts should be analysed and clearly described in reports.
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