Gravitate Health will be present at the Congress to unveil how patients & citizens were engaged throughout the project and how their feedback has informed G-lens® (or MVP ‘Minimum Viable Product’) development.
In fact, Gravitate Health refined the “co-creation” methodology in the development of the G-lens® through a “Feedback loop” which included the following phases: user input > developers updating > refine design & functionality.
Levels of user engagement in the development of G-lens® and results from the MVP testing, which runs for several months now and will be completed by the end of October, will be presented at the Congress by Lene Lunde, Postdoctoral researcher, PhD, MSNc, RN, University of Oslo.
A variety of “testers” participated in this process both internal such as Gravitate Health’s User Advisory Group, Gravitate Health members and testing scenarios, and Ecosystems members; and external, such as attendees in events or specific groups.
This is a great opportunity for the project to connect with patients, policymakers, researchers, and industry leaders across Europe. We will explore together with the participants in the EPF Congress how patient-centred preparedness in action can strengthen resilience, equity, and trust in healthcare systems.
About EPF CONGRESS 2025
EPF Congress 2025 brings together projects and leaders from across Europe to share lessons, hear fresh perspectives, and spotlight how patients are leading on:
Equity & access | Digital health & AI | AMR | Climate & health | Preparedness & resilience
WHEN? 26–27 November
WHERE? Brussels, Belgium
