• Lead partner: Lombardy Region - General Directorate for Health (IT) Contact person: Roberto Zuffada, Tel.: +39 026 765 2118, robero.zuffada[at]cnt.lispa.it
• Garmisch-Partenkirchen Hospital (DE) Contact person: Thomas Schmeidl, Tel.: +49 8821 771040, thomas.schmeidl[at]klinikum-gap.de
• Healthcare Cooperating Group-Rhône - Alpes' Information System for Healthcare (FR) Contact person: Thierry Durand, Tel.: +33 478 78 26 13, thierry.durand[at]lyon.unicancer.fr
• LIRIS-Lab, National Institute of Applied Sciences of Lyon (FR) Contact person: Frederique Laforest, Tel.: +33 472 43 88 97, frederique.laforest[at]insa-lyon.fr
• Villach Regional Hospital (AT) Contact person: Alexander Thomasser, Tel.: +43 4242 208 2987, alexander.thomasser[at]lkh-vil.or.at
• General Hospital Izola (SL) Contact person: Sandi Sverko, Tel.: +3865 6606858, sandi.sverko[at]sb-izola.si
• The University Clinic of Pulmonary and Allergic Diseases of Golnik (SL) Contact person: Matjaž Fležar, Tel.: +386 4 25 69 100, matjaž.flezar[at]klinika-golnik.si
• Geneva University Hospitals (CH) Contact person: Antoine Geissbühler, Tel.: +41 22 372 62 01, antoine.geissbuhler[at]hcuge.ch
• Republic and Canton of Geneva, Department of economy and health (CH) Contact person: Adrien Bron, Tel.: +41 22 327 04 37, adrien.bron[at]etat.ge.ch[at]
• Region Friuli Venezia Giulia - Central directorate for health and social services, integration and social policies (CH) Contact person: Gilda De Marco, Tel.: +39 0403 737732, gilda.demarco[at]insiel.it[at]

The project ALIAS addresses medical services and information inadequacy to ensure Health Care provisions in Alpine Space where telemedicine services are not widely exploited and linguistic barriers represent an obstacle. The Alpine Space´s touristic vocation during some periods of the year makes its Health Care structures “periodically” inadequate to face a widened request of services supply. On the other hand, a major receptivity of those structures during the rest of the year is unnecessary due to the low density of Alpine local residents. ALIAS addresses the programme objective aimed at securing fair access to Health Care public services and related communication infrastructure within the programming area. The project is aimed at linking together a number of Alpine Space hospitals enabling the creation of a network shaping the ALIAS Virtual Hospital for sharing medical information, adopting telemedicine service and exchanging best clinical practices, to improve the efficiency of hospitals.

• Coordination of sector policies to prevent exploitation of natural resources and single-sector economies
• Sensitive Alpine territory requires appropriate and diversified measures (consensus-oriented multi-stakeholder approach)
• Public services are under pressure and cuts will particularly affect small and isolated mountain communities

• accessibility
• public services
• networks for innovation
• ICT

• Balanced accessibility
• Developing access to information and knowledge

Results of a project can be differentiated in outputs, outcomes and impacts of an intervention. Source:OECD Glossary of Key Terms in Evaluation and Results Based Management.