UMRBELLA EURECAT

Transforming stroke care through artificial intelligence and advanced digital technologies.

UMBRELLA delivers faster, more accurate, and personalized stroke care, improving outcomes for over a million new patients annually in the EU and nearly 10 million survivors.

To achieve this, the project collects real-world stroke patient data from various European hospitals and develops AI-driven predictive models to tailor diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation to each individual’s needs. Using a federated platform, hospitals can train and validate algorithms while preserving data privacy.

The project tackles key challenges in stroke care: treatment delays, lack of personalisation, unequal access to care (especially for women and underserved regions), and knowledge gaps about stroke causes.

Led by Vall d’Hebron Research Institute (VHIR) and Siemens Healthineers, UMBRELLA brings together over 20 partners, including leading hospitals, tech companies, researchers, patient advocates, and AI innovators, to pioneer a new era of stroke care in Europe.

Eurecat takes part in the project through its Digital Health Unit, responsible for the harmonisation of data and AI models.

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General details

Project

UMBRELLA – Unleashing a comprehensive, holistic and patient centric stroke management for a better, rapid, advanced and personalised stroke diagnosis, treatment and outcome prediction

Project reference

101172825

Programme and call for tender

Project funded by the Innovative Health Initiative Joint Undertaking (IHI JU), with support of the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme and COCIR, EFPIA, Europa Bío, MedTech Europe, and Vaccines Europe.

Project website

www.umbrella-ihi.eu

Related SGDs

By improving stroke care, the project promotes healthy living and well-being for all ages.

UMBRELLA drives innovation in the healthcare sector through the use of digital technologies and artificial intelligence, contributing to the development of advanced healthcare infrastructures. A key component is the creation of the U-Platform, a federated platform of real stroke data that integrates information from seven top-tier European medical centers, allowing the development and training of artificial intelligence algorithms while preserving data privacy and sovereignty.

By access to quality healthcare in various European regions, the project helps facilitating reduce health inequalities between different populations.