2. Promote of PKE use Incentives EU support Calls for practices Recognition/certification by European Commission Recognition in future project applications from org. participating in PKE Political support (national and subnational) The need of self-assessment and improvement Dissemination Reach relevant institutions: ministries, chronic diseases associations/societies, patient organisations Workshops, tutorials, study visits Links between PKE and national databases

3. Transferability of practices Facilitators National brokers HCP associations, universities, governments, patient org. Availability and awareness of PKE Barriers Language Legal Financial Cultural Differences between target groups (eg. physicians vs policy makers)

4. Collaboration with other initiatives What type of common initiatives? European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing (EIP AHA) Joint Actions: Frailty, CANCON, RARHA, European projects: ICARE4YOU, SUNFRAIL, ManageCare, H2020… What are useful JA-CHRODIS outputs? Key indicators on health promotion, multimorbidity, diabetes plans Criteria for selecting good practices PKE database Creation and maintenance of network of professionals What other initiatives on chronic diseases? National level pilot projects and implementation Cluster analysis in multimorbidity Other repositories on chronic diseases Building on CHRODIS results