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Early Detection of COPD to Prevent Cardiovascular Deterioration via Multimodal Digital Monitoring (C-COPE)

Reference number
Coordinator GattyInstruments AB
Funding from Vinnova SEK 495 000
Project duration December 2025 - May 2026
Status Ongoing
Venture Global cooperation 2025
Call Planning grant for international proposal 2025

Purpose and goal

C-COPE is a Vinnova-funded planning project designed to prepare an international consortium for the EP PerMed call. During the planning phase, the project concept will be refined, partnerships consolidated, outpatient study designs developed, and regulatory and ethical requirements clarified. The goal is to deliver high-quality pre- and full proposals for the main C-COPE project, which aims to target earlier detection of COPD and cardiovascular deterioration through personalized monitoring.

Expected effects and result

The planning project is expected to deliver a structured and compliant international consortium and high-quality pre- and full proposals submitted to EP PerMed RITC 2026. It strengthens Sweden’s position in personalised digital healthcare through coordinated collaboration between academia, clinical partners, and industry. In the longer term, the main C-COPE project aims to support earlier detection of COPD exacerbations, reduced cardiovascular deterioration, and more efficient outpatient care.

Planned approach and implementation

The project is implemented through three work packages covering consortium building, coordination, and preparation and submission of the EP PerMed pre- and full proposals. Activities include joint workshops, technical and clinical alignment, definition of study design, data governance and ethics frameworks, and agreement on roles, budgets, and responsibilities. External expertise supports quality assurance and compliance.

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Last updated 21 December 2025

Reference number 2025-04488