On Wednesday, 30 March 2022, DISH – Digital & Innovation Skills Helix in Health project held its Final Conference under the theme ‘Bridging the digital gap: how the healthcare workforce can obtain innovative and digital skills’. Click here to View

The DISH – Digital & Innovation Skills Helix in Health Consortium is pleased to invite you to the project Final Conference which will be taking place online on Wednesday, 30 March 2022 from 14:30 to 17:30 CET under the theme ‘Bridging the digital gap: how the healthcare workforce can obtain innovative and digital skills’. Click here to View

The DISH project was presented at two important international events: the 3rd Digital Health Society Summit and the 16th edition of the United Nations Internet Governance Forum, a global multistakeholder platform that facilitates the discussion of the public policy issues pertaining to the internet. Click here to View

Within the DISH project framework, Hospital La Fe, Polytechnic University and University of Valencia, are about to launch a course which main objective is to introduce to healthcare professionals in the use of Information Communication technologies already available in the Health Valencia-La Fe department and to improve their basic digital competences for a safe and efficient use of the digital resources for administrative and healthcare management. Click here to View

Within the DISH project framework, Hospital La Fe, Polytechnic University and University of Valencia, are about to launch a course which main objective is to introduce to healthcare professionals in the use of Information Communication technologies already available in the Health Valencia-La Fe department and to improve their basic digital competences for a safe and efficient use of the digital resources for administrative and healthcare management. Click here to View

Inpatient geriatric falls are a frequent complication of hospital care, resulting in significant morbidity and mortality, including serious injuries, prolonged hospitalization, increased hospital financial liability, decreased quality of life, and increased risk for placement in nursing homes. Click here to View

Inpatient geriatric falls are a frequent complication of hospital care, resulting in significant morbidity and mortality, including serious injuries, prolonged hospitalization, increased hospital financial liability, decreased quality of life, and increased risk for placement in nursing homes. Click here to View

Inpatient geriatric falls are a frequent complication of hospital care, resulting in significant morbidity and mortality, including serious injuries, prolonged hospitalization, increased hospital financial liability, decreased quality of life, and increased risk for placement in nursing homes. Click here to View

Inpatient geriatric falls are a frequent complication of hospital care, resulting in significant morbidity and mortality, including serious injuries, prolonged hospitalization, increased hospital financial liability, decreased quality of life, and increased risk for placement in nursing homes. Click here to View

Inpatient geriatric falls are a frequent complication of hospital care, resulting in significant morbidity and mortality, including serious injuries, prolonged hospitalization, increased hospital financial liability, decreased quality of life, and increased risk for placement in nursing homes. Click here to View

Inpatient geriatric falls are a frequent complication of hospital care, resulting in significant morbidity and mortality, including serious injuries, prolonged hospitalization, increased hospital financial liability, decreased quality of life, and increased risk for placement in nursing homes. Click here to View

Inpatient geriatric falls are a frequent complication of hospital care, resulting in significant morbidity and mortality, including serious injuries, prolonged hospitalization, increased hospital financial liability, decreased quality of life, and increased risk for placement in nursing homes. Click here to View

“Think of NØRD as the place to be for the pioneers, role models, forerunners and revolutionisers of digital concepts and strategies in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.” Click here to View

On 29 April 2021, the European Health Management Association (EHMA) hosted the 2nd meeting of the European Reference Group (ERG) of the DISH project. Click here to View

Today’s digital health landscape is one of telehealth, health informatics, health analytics and public health surveillance systems. Yet, health workers often lack the training, skills, equipment and support necessary to adapt to this new working environment. Click here to View

On March 8th 2021, the Department of Gynaecology and Obstetrics at Hospital Southern Jutland, Aabenraa, in collaboration with the Learning- and Research Centre, conducted a first training webinar on birth in breech presentation (upright position breech birth). Click here to View

Digitalisation and Social Structural Change is a new Master's programme at Neubrandenburg University of Applied Sciences. Thomas Karopka, member of the DISH-project German Triple Helix, is lecturer for the eHealth module of the Master`s programme. Click here to View

The DISH project aims at strengthening the innovation readiness and digital skills of health and social care staff in their everyday practice. To ensure that the very stakeholders for whom the DISH solutions are meant can provide feedback, the project has established a European Reference Group (ERG). Click here to View

The start-up MEDVENTI has developed a smart patient-nurse communication platform. The company cooperates with the German Triple-Helix of the DISH project to use the Learning Innovation Unit (LIU) concept for the introduction of the communication platform at a ward of the University Medical Clinic in Rostock/Germany. Click here to View

The DISH project aims at strengthening the innovation readiness and digital skills of health and social care staff in their everyday practice. To ensure that the very stakeholders for whom the DISH solutions are meant can provide feedback, the project has established a European Reference Group (ERG). Click here to View

To introduce you to the Members of the DISH European Reference Group, we will be sharing an interview we had with them on their strategy to improve the digital skills of the health workforce. Our next interview is with Prof. Sebastian Kuhn, the Chairman of the Working Group on Digital Competences at the Standing Committee of European Doctors (CPME). Click here to View

The Erasmus+ DISH project's activities and currently achieved results have inspired the development and publication of a miniguide to smoothen the successful implementation of new technologies in the health and care sector. The Danish national cluster Welfare Tech, partner of DISH and coordinator of the ECHAlliance Southern Danish ecosystem together with the Southern Danish Innovation Centre... Click here to View

The DISH project aims at strengthening the innovation readiness and digital skills of health and social care staff in their everyday practice. To ensure that the very stakeholders for whom the DISH solutions are meant can provide feedback, the project has established a European Reference Group (ERG). Click here to View

The DISH project aims at strengthening the innovation readiness and digital skills of health and social care staff in their everyday practice. To ensure that the very stakeholders for whom the DISH solutions are meant can provide feedback, the project has established a European Reference Group (ERG). Click here to View

Since 2018, The University of Valencia (Polibienestar Research Institute), Polytechnic University (ITACA-SABIEN) and Research Institute of Hospital La Fe work together in DISH (Digital & Innovation Skills Helix in Health), a project funded by the European Commission under the Erasmus+ programme. Click here to View

The emergence of COVID-19 has contributed to a massive shift to remote work, new technologies development and, consequently, resulted in an increase in e-health solutions and the need to strengthen the digital competences of medical personnel. Click here to View

The 2020 EU Health Policy Platform Thematic Network on the workforce of the future has published, early this month, its Joint Statement. Click here to View

The DISH project is in the middle of the testing phase, where the deliverables from the project, meaning the concepts for setting up a Leaning Innovation Unit, carry through the on-the-job training as well as the assessment process, are being used in practice within hospitals and other test sites. Click here to View

The 81st BioCon Valley® meeting: "#network: Attracting and securing employees in relation to digitisation and employer attractiveness", organised by BioCon Valley® GmbH, focused on the human factor. Click here to View

The Interprofessional Education for Capacity Building in Digital Health workshop, organized by the European Federation for Medical Informatics (EFMI) and the European Society for Emergency Medicine (EUSEM), Click here to View

The urological department at Sygehus Sondejylland in Denmark has just moved to a new ward. Simultaneously, their digital patient logistic system, Cetrea IDF screens, has been changed to the latest version. Click here to View

Organized by the European Federation for Medical Informatics and the European Society for Emergency Medicine, the webinar aims to reflect on the educational instruments needed to build capacity in digital health in Europe with acceleration of digitization in the health and social care sector. Click here to View

The first, of a series of 3, workshop with the DISH European Reference Group (ERG) members, virtually hosted by ECHAlliance with the organisational support of EHMA Click here to View

Tone Mekki and Anita Sævild from the DISH Norwegian Triple Helix had a meeting with employees responsible for implementing assisted living technologies for all stakeholders who are in need of these services in the Bjørnefjorden municipality. Click here to View

The COVID-19 outbreak has led to digitization at express speed. For many, a long-awaited springboard for the implementation of new digital solutions in the health and care sector. Click here to View

Discharge planning conferences are meetings between the secondary healthcare sector (the hospital) and the primary sector (municipal care facility), focused on patient discharge from the hospital premises to the municipal care. Click here to View

The “On the Job Training” of digital skills is being resumed at the Hospital of Southern Jutland after a long break imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic and its subsequent restrictions. Click here to View

The DISH’s Consortium is pleased to launch the online workshop “DISH – Digital skills for the health workforce – European Reference Group first workshop“, which will take place on 30th September 2020 at 14:00 – 15:30 CEST. Click here to View

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The 2020 Health Policy Platform Thematic Network ‘Profiling and training the healthcare workers of the future’, co-led by Health First Europe together with EHMA, and involving ECHAlliance between other relevant EU members Click here to View

The pandemic caused by the new coronavirus is putting under high pressure the health services of the countries involved. Click here to View

The DISH Project was presented in the special working group on digital transformation in health care of the State of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. The group is coordinated by Thomas Karopka Click here to View

The DISH Project was presented at the German-Polish conference “PERSONAL GESUNDHEIT” in Heringsdorf, Germany. It was the second edition of this conference with participation of Click here to View

In Liverpool City Region we have found that stakeholders, from across the helix, have very limited capacity to engage in R&D activity. As there is a significant volume of information being Click here to View

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DISH AT THE EHMA ANNUAL CONFERENCE HEALTH 2.0 MANAGEMENT Last June, the European Health Management Association (EHMA), DISH Project partner, organised its Annual Conference in Espoo, Finland.  The congress, organised in collaboration with Helsinki University Hospital (HUS) and the National Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland (THL), addressed the new healthcare challenges from the health management perspective, following the overallClick here to View

Uptake of Innovation in Hospitals through Skills Development In a working group organized by ERRIN (European Regions Research and Innovation Network) in Brussels, Belgium, Trine Ungermann Fredskild has presented the DISH project idea and what has generated the need for such a project. Based on behavioural design, Trine’s presentation focused on the importance of helpingClick here to View

Fremtidens kommunale kompetencebehov – The future skill demand in municipalities South Denmark European Office had organized a network meeting, where healthcare and welfare technologies were in focus for the day. The meeting provided plenty of opportunities to get inspired and learn from the various projects and their areas.  Aside from DISH, there were two otherClick here to View

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