Research and Development Department

Commercialization of the innovative men’Scan service at the Dr. Ivan Drinković Polyclinic

GENERAL PROJECT INFORMATION

Project title:
”Commercialization of the innovative men’Scan service at the Dr. Ivan Drinković Polyclinic”

Call title:
“Commercialization of Innovations” NPOO.C1.1.2.R2-I5.01

Applicant:
Polyclinic for radiology and ultrasound diagnostics, physical medicine and rehabilitation, gynecology and obstetrics and dermatology and venereology, internal medicine, occupational and sports medicine, neurology, urology, and pediatrics Dr. Ivan Drinković
OIB 64514247517

Project summary:
Through the project ”Commercialization of the innovative men’Scan service in the field of radiology”, the Dr. Ivan Drinković Polyclinic is investing in adaptation for the commercialization of an innovative diagnostic service related to prostate tumors. To this end, it is implementing a new customer support process as well as introducing a new organizational structure and a new research and development department. This will enable the achievement of the Polyclinic’s SMART goals, increase sales revenue, and increase the number of employees. Patients will receive a service that is, above all, innovative and more technologically advanced, and contains elements of artificial intelligence that make it an even more efficient, effective, and high-performing service in the S3 area “Health and Quality of Life”.

The men’Scan service refers to a service that combines magnetic resonance imaging, which is overlaid in real time with transrectal ultrasound images, and enables digitally and precisely guided prostate biopsy, allowing for faster examination time and finer image resolution using artificial intelligence, as well as fewer samples taken, while at the same time significantly increasing the reliability of the results.

Project implementation period: 01.06.2022 – 01.07.2023
Total project value: 3,555,485.31 kuna / 471,894.00 euros
Total eligible project costs: 2,828,947.74 kuna / 375,465.89 euros
Grant funds: 1,570,509.87 kuna / 208,442.48 euros

“Funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU. The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official views of the European Union or the European Commission. Neither the European Union nor the European Commission can be held responsible for them.”