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SI4CARE (Social Innovation for Integrated Health Care):
With an increasing number of ageing people, providing adequate healthcare services is a crucial endeavour. Given the technological advancement, Ambient Assisted Living Technologies and Intelligence are promising solutions to improve the current health care situation. Social Innovation also plays an important role: applied to a healthcare system, it creates social value with practical impacts on society – aggregating needs and interests, increasing civic participation and strengthening social cohesion. The SI4CARE partners will address
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the fragmentation of institutional capacities and efforts in delivering healthcare services to the elderly;
- the lack of integration and coordination of existing innovative ICT tools for healthcare provision, which are usually tested and implemented in isolation;
- the lack of a shared vision across public authorities on how to effectively face this changing health demand pattern in an integrated and socially innovative way.
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| OUTPUTS:
- Mobilisation and improved collaboration of stakeholders involved in the elderly care, based on a quadruple helix approach (involving application service providers and target groups, including innovators, academia, researchers, business sector, healthcare service providers & users, public authorities and administration), for effective and integrated service delivery based on a common medium/long-term vision;
- enhanced competencies of healthcare stakeholders to deliver services in an effective, integrated and innovative way;
- better capacities of public administrations regarding the elaboration of appropriate policies and regulations;
- Improved coordination of the elderly healthcare social innovation strategies and implementation models across the participating regions.
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| FURTHER RESOURCES:
SI4CARE project website
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| DURATION:
2020-2023
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| CONTACT
Funding Programme: Interreg ADRION Programme
Lead Partner: University of Ljubljana (Slovenia)
Email: Darja Šemrov, Vlado Dimovski
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