Category: Allgemein

Need of digital upskilling among health care workers is recognised in the EU

Digitalisation is becoming one of the main topic in the EU in the context of health care.

The HealthcareITNews report about the efforts of the European Union to digitalise healthcare systems across the continent, with initiatives focused on everything from electronic health record (EHR) interoperability to more comprehensive digital tools and services for patients.

This further confirms the need of developing digital skills among health care workers by improving access, enhancing efficiency, empowering patients, and harnessing the power of data and analytics to deliver more efficient, accessible, and patient-centric care. The DiMiCare partnership is glad that they are very much aligned with the trends and requirements in the field of healthcare by implementing this project.

For more detailed information on the EU’s plans and initiatives, read the full article here:

The YouLead Project Meeting in Vienna!

Right before the summer vacations, the YouLead team has met in Vienna on 6th & 7th July to discuss the progress of the project and to think about the next steps in the project.

The good news: We are on time! Most of the productive parts of the project are already in the conclusion phase and soon we will be able to present you various material that will help young people to raise their voice in the crucial political and social discussions!

We are finalising the material and work on the translations – soon you will be able to find the result of our hard work on the YouLead website! Stay tuned!

The Care4Carers project has great news for you

We are happy to share our brand new C4C newsletter with you!

Take a a look and get the latest updates and exciting news of our project.

#familycarers #informalcare #careandwork #jobpreparation

SLACC – Successful Pilot Implementation!

We have some news about our project „SLACC“. We have recently completed our piloting round, and it was a success! For the piloting implementation we had the privilege of working with 20 young people. Our objective was to address the climate change in a playful manner while also educating participants about the impact of fake news.

To bring them the information closer we used Moodle Peer-to-Peer Games. The teenagers were actively involved, motivated, and provided valuable feedback to further enhance the games. Not only did they acquire a deeper understanding of the climate change, but they also learned the importance of critically evaluating information and identifying fake news. Let’s work together to empower the younger generation to make informed decisions and actively contribute to the protection of our planet.

Climate change and the spread of fake news are challenges that we can only overcome collectively. Thank you for your support, and stay tuned for more updates!

3rd project newsletter is now available

The I.CE.A. project continues its actions to promote circular economy through learning and networking opportunities for established and new green entrepreneurs. The 3rd project e-Newsletter is now available and covers the actions of the consortium. If you are interested in learning the news and tracking the progress and the latest developments of the project, you can find it available for download on the project website!

VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT

die BeraterⓇ and the MOVE UP project partner consortium are currently looking for an external evaluator to perform the impact evaluation of the project’s activities and results.

The tasks of the external evaluator within the MOVE UP framework include the following:

• To develop and design an Impact Assessment framework and methodologies
• To implement an evaluation process
• To assess the cooperation and awareness of the project’s target groups
• To give account of the effectiveness of the funds and overall financial management

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Tutor- teacher training for inclusive education

Tolerance. Acceptance. Inclusion

We are excited to share that this past Saturday, Vienna hosted the 27th edition of Vienna Pride, a wonderful celebration of love and diversity. Approximately 300,000 people came together to join in the festivities and show their support for the LGBTQ+ community.

Pride serves as a powerful reminder to wholeheartedly accept and embrace ourselves, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other aspects of our individuality. Tutor, an Erasmus+ project established in 2022, fully embraces these values and adopts an inclusive approach, with a special focus on supporting students from the LGBTQI+ community, students with a refugee background, and students facing socioeconomic disadvantages.

Tutor wants to support teachers and develop a European and International outlook in teacher’s education inclusivity. Everyone should be empowered to feel confident about who they are. As teachers play a crucial role in a student’s life, we want to enhance the skills with a specific focus on promoting inclusivity.
We stand for tolerance, acceptance and Inclusion

If you want to know, more about the project follow this link