Joint us online on 22 October for the official launch of the online training course “Self-care and care competences for informal caregivers”, developed by the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Office for Europe with the support of the European Union…
On 4 July, Eurocarers took part in the kick-off meeting of the Eldicare 2.0 project in Athens. The overall goal of this new project is to strengthen stakeholders’ cooperation in the area of elderly care and educational provision in healthcare…
Among Long-Term Care workers, only 1 in 2 consider that their “present skills correspond well with their duties”[1]. How to bridge the care skills gap? How to ensure health and care professionals have the skills required to provide quality care…
Last 14 December, Eurocarers was invited to discuss the outcomes of an interesting Erasmus+ project aimed to stimulate user-led design in the development of ICT-based Alzheimer care solutions. The Co-Care project brought together universities, ICT professionals, stakeholders from the health…
The Integrated Care Foundation is excited to start their second cohort of students in their Online Certificate in Integrated Care on 1 November. You will find below some information relating to the course including requirements and registration details. You may…
Migrant carers in common with carers more generally, work tirelessly in support of those they care for, often without recognition and to the detriment of their own health and well-being. The project group has been working from Jan 2019 to…
Take part and register to the final ENhANCE Conference, the EU-funded Erasmus+ project that has designed and delivered a European Curriculum for Family and Community Nurse (FCN) - a key actor in the new Primary care model. The ENhANCE project…
The Alzheimer Society of Ireland along with our European partners from Norway and Belgium will be sharing about the Erasmus+ funded Later Stage Dementia Care - Blended Learning for Families Project. For more details and to register for this free…
A course for everyone with an interest in caring for older people as they become frailer and approach the end of life Did you know more than 70% of people aged 60 and over have progressive conditions that will need…
