Caregiving and Ageing Reimagined in Europe

The main objectives of the project are to ensure improved quality of care for seniors in need, increase the numbers of new profesional caregivers (including and especially amongst the young and unemployed, positioning CARE also as a “jobs creator”) whilst improving the quality of care delivered, by defining standard protocols and a comprehensive, accessible e-based learning curriculum.
 

Objetivos

With the increasing ageing of the European population, innovative and multi-dimensional solutions are required to meet the ever increasing demand for care for the elderly. Those 85+ are the most rapidly growing of all demographic segments, and are also the most vulnerable to multiple chronic diseases as well as deteriorating conditions of skin, vision, hearing, muscle and bone mass and oral. The need for elder care is very large, even as the supply of elder caregivers is declining as against the demand. The current supply gap must be addressed with an increase in the elder caregiver workforce and it is crucial that these individuals and family caregivers are adequately educated to handle the specific challenges associated with caring for the elderly. Elder Caregiving 0n line training will meet seniors’ needs, address elder caregiving demand for families and communities, create jobs, reduce hospital and physician costs and be a driver of economic growth.

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Empresas colaboradoras

Sector:

Elderly people and Ageing


Health in the workplace


Coordinator:

Karolinska Institutet


Partners:

Abbott Laboratories S.A.


Institut national de recherche en informatique et en automatique


Instituto de Biomecánica de Valencia


Universitat Politècnica de València


RISE SICS AB


Stockholms Stad


The Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Oxford


Imperial College London


Sorbonne Université


Universidade de Coimbra


Universität zu Köln


E-SENIORS: INITIATION DES SENIORS AUX NTIC ASSOCIATION


Home Instead Senior Care


City of Nice


E-JUNIORS


Global Coalition on Aging (US)


Kensington and Chelsea Social Council


Toulouse University Hospital (CHU Toulouse)

Duración y referencia

Fecha de inicio: 01-01-2018
Fecha de finalización: 31-12-2018
Referencia del proyecto: 16032

This activity has received funding from the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT). This body of the European Union receives support from the European Union´s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme. EIT HEALTH europa logos
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