Preventive Cardiology in the Hands of Empowered Patients.

A patient-centered early-risk prediction, prevention and intervention platform to support the continuum of care in coronary artery disease using eHealth and artificial intelligence

funded by Horizon 2020

What is TIMELY?

TIMELY is a EU-funded project. It started on January, 1st 2021 and will last almost 4 years.

The objective is to develop and implement a platform that provides AI-powered apps and dashboards and decision support tools assisting patients and clinicians to personalize healthcare based on risk evaluation, outcome prediction and tailored interventions.

The platform will be developed based on a functional platform for interoperability with electronic health records and security mechanisms. AI in TIMELY, built with big retrospective datasets of will constantly monitor and evaluate risks and will indicate any deviation from defined therapy goals or unfavorable changes as well as propose proper interventions.

Adressing Unmet Needs in the Management of CAD Patients

Despite strong evidence on the effectiveness of cardiac rehabilitation (CR) in secondary prevention, program implementation and referral rates across Europe are still low and patients’ nonadherence to central CR components over the continuum of the disease limit long-term benefits.

Creating a Patient-Driven AI-Powered eHealth Platform

The objective is to develop and implement a platform that provides AI-powered apps and dashboards and decision support tools assisting patients and clinicians to personalize healthcare based on risk evaluation, outcome prediction and tailored interventions.

Building a Strong Network of Expertise

The consortium under leadership of University of Amsterdam consists of 13 project members from all across Europe. TIMELY is also being supported by a high-ranked Advisory Board.

“Demographic developments and medical advances predict unsustainable health care costs for cardiac care. Timely utilizes IT and Artificial Intelligence to resolve this challenge”

Dr. Jos Bosch, Project Manager