BIO-STREAMS mobilises a diverse group of partners with clear in-project duties to design, create and deploy the following in multiple settings involving 7 hospitals in 6 EU countries & 5 school sites in 5 EU countries:The first EU Childhood/Adolescence Obesity Biobank (EU data space – BIO-STREAMS Biobank) acting as an EU-wide data-sharing centre for research and innovation, hosting real & synthetic data and ensuring:
Standardised data collection, exploiting knowledge from European Core Health Indicators
Data model with demographic, behavioural, clinical, genetic/epigenetic and cost data
Expandable Data Network hosting diverse datasets across countries via EU-wide local hubs
An Accessible Obesity Platform (BIO-STREAMS Platform) combining the above Biobank with novel services:
Knowledge Hub with group-specific policies (for health professionals, schools, citizens), best practices and research outcomes, regularly updated upon entry and analysis of new data within the BIO-STREAMS Biobank
Personalised Risk-Assessment for adverse metabolic outcomes attributed to obesity
Recommendation Engine conjuring tailored programs for prevention and healthy living, following a familycentric approach and considering micro-moments4 as determinants driving behaviour and adherence
Marketplace with mobile tools supporting data collection and healthy lifestyle preservation
An EU Community Network on Childhood/Adolescence Obesity (BIO-STREAMS Community Network), coordinated via the Bio-Streams Platform and implicating all actors, orchestrating the following:
Evidence-based knowledge communication to stakeholders via transparent methods for analysis & reporting
Dissemination of best practices to public and stigmatisation removal through weight-neutral approaches,shifting focus on preventing adverse metabolic outcomes rather than weight status
Community engagement in relevant settings via campaigns fostering healthier environments and informed decisions on long-term behavioural change for children/adolescents and their families
Citizen access to local obesity professionals via the BIO-STREAMS Associative Catalogue