International consortium for personalized medicine: an international survey about the future of personalized medicine.

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Abstract
The ICPerMed, international initiative promoting personalized medicine, has realized a survey among a group of experts, to define a common vision for the deployment of personalized medicine across healthcare systems until 2030. ICPerMed defined five perspectives (p.4) and addressed an online questionnaire to 97 international experts to collect their views. Seventy (72%) of the 97 experts effectively answered the survey from which 69 answers were exploitable. Respondents from a variety of international profiles approved the five proposed perspectives and reported required actions and best practices. There is a large consensus among experts directly involved in shaping international strategies and policies, calling for voluntarist public policies, new IT platforms enabling data-driven approaches, large-scale educational programs and new financing models.
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Authors Venne, Julien;Busshoff, Ulrike;Poschadel, Sebastian;Menschel, Robin;Evangelatos, Nikolaos;Vysyaraju, Kranthi;Brand, Angela;
Journal personalized medicine
Year 2020
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10.2217/pme-2019-0093
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Innovation data personalized medicine evidence-based medicine research interoperability vision ict icpermed citizen health public policies

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