Best practices and challenges in executing large scale pilots for eHealth deployment and managing innovation: the GATEKEEPER experience - Summary - MDSpire

Best practices and challenges in executing large scale pilots for eHealth deployment and managing innovation: the GATEKEEPER experience

  • By

  • Davide Piaggio

  • Jordi de Batlle

  • Alba M. Gallego Montejo

  • Gloria Cea Sánchez

  • Pedro Checa Rifá

  • Alessia Maccaro

  • Rosana Angles Barbastro

  • Maria Teresa Hurtado

  • Jon Eneko Idoyaga Uribarrena

  • Irati Erreguerena Redondo

  • Maria Krini

  • Maria Matsangidou

  • Ioanna Drympeta

  • Konstantinos Votis

  • Alessio Antonini

  • Przemyslaw Kardas

  • Pawel Lewek

  • Julia Schellong

  • Francesco Giuliani

  • Franco Mercalli

  • Giuseppe Fico

  • Leandro Pecchia

  • the GATEKEEPER Consortium

  • May 29, 2026

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Objective:

To develop and refine a management framework for executing federated, multinational eHealth pilots, addressing key implementation challenges.

Key Findings:
  • The framework includes key performance indicators, standardized reporting tools, and a Business Intelligence dashboard for real-time monitoring.
  • Prioritized strategies include usability testing, user-centered design, and active recruitment to enhance pilot effectiveness.
Interpretation:

The management framework provides actionable guidance for coordinating large-scale, multi-site digital health deployments, with implications for future projects.

Limitations:
  • The study may not address all unique challenges faced by different healthcare systems; future research should explore these variations.
  • Focus on specific operational domains may overlook broader contextual factors that could influence implementation success.
Conclusion:

The GATEKEEPER project offers valuable insights into structured operational governance and performance monitoring for eHealth pilots, essential for future large-scale initiatives.

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