Contact person
Denny Mahlin
Forskare
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PLATINEA: Platform for Innovation of Existing Antibiotics
PLATINEA is a multisectoral collaboration platform with the aim to preserve and enhance the value of existing antibiotics. PLATINEA consists of 23 partners from academia, authorities, industry and healthcare. The common goal is to ensure that antibiotics available today are used in the best way and to ensure accessibility to important antibiotics.
The project is structured in six work-packages:
- Knowledge gaps and requisites. Purpose: To identify knowledge gaps and map the need of various antibiotics in the Swedish context.
- Optimization Studies. Purpose: To generate new knowledge to inform rational and individualized use of antibiotics.
- Application of Knowledge. Purpose: To conduct intervention studies and implement new methods for rational antibiotic use, and establish a national collaboration for clinical studies.
- Value and Availability. Purpose: To increase the availability of antibiotics in Sweden through analyses of costs related to shortages, mapping of delivery chains and support to implementations of measures against shortages.
- Precision Health through AI. Purpose: To create solutions that enables data driven precision medicine for antibiotic stewardship.
- Project Management & Coordination. Purpose: To manage and administer the project, as well as to coordinate activities within the other work packages and communicate with external parties.
Summary
Project name
PLATINEA
Status
Active
RISE role in project
Workpackages 1 and 4
Project start
Duration
Until September 2026
Total budget
99,107,836 SEK
Partner
Uppsala University Hospital, Swedish Pharmaceutical Society, Public Health Agency of Sweden, University of Gothenburg, Karolinska Institutet, Karolinska University Hospital, Karo Healthcare, Linköpings University, Lif - de forskande läkemedelsföretagen, MSD, Pfizer, Recipharm, RISE Research Institutes of Sweden, Region Västerbotten, Shionogi, Skånes University Hospital, STRAMA, Umeå University, Uppsala University, Viatris, Cortexa Life Science, TAMRO / Swedish Association of Pharmaceutical Distributors (LDF)
Funders
Vinnova - Challenge driven innovation
Project website
Coordinators
Project members
Denny Mahlin Nicolaas Schipper Ulla Elofsson Francisco Salva Serra
Supports the UN sustainability goals
3. Good health and well-being
10. Reduced inequalities
12. Responsible consumption and production
