Personalised Risk Assessment in Febrile Illness to Optimise Real-life Management across the European Union

The primary aim is the improvement of diagnostics and care of febrile patients, which are a significant burden and responsibility of a number of both primary, as well as tertiary health care facilities, with the aim to identify and apply promising new markers, both biological and clinical phenotypic – in viral and bacterial differential diagnostics.

The project also aims to differentiate between bacterial and viral infections by confirming the most accurate of them. A potential group of patients (primary, secondary and tertiary care) will be studied and a comprehensive fever management plan suitable for health care systems across the Europe will be developed.

During the study, access to febrile patients will take place at phenotypic, transcryptomic (Genome and Proteome) and bioinformatics level that will characterize multi-national cohort of patients at a large-scale. In addition, study data of past large-scale multi-national studies will be used.