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The aim of the DIGIDIA project is to develop skills and practices to prepare for and respond to future unforeseeable events that, if realised, threaten not only the carrying capacity of society as a whole, but also the health and well-being of citizens and their ability to act. This will be done by developing health communication to citizens and its effectiveness, as well as digital inclusion, which in this project is implemented through multifunctional collaboration between the public sector and organisations, including from a lifelong learning perspective, the University of Applied Sciences. As a result of the measures taken in the project, the digital skills and the labour market position of healthcare clients have improved and healthcare providers and providers will be able to make better use of different digital platforms, to make the services they offer more accessible, to help their clients or target groups and to develop their activities more competitively. The target group of the project is people at risk of type 2 diabetes, pre-diabetes and recent people with type 2 diabetes who are in a weak position on the labour market. Type 2 diabetes diagnoses are diagnosed in Finland every year over 20,000 (Arffman et al. 2020). In 2020, diagnoses decreased by 21 % (Laatikainen et al. 2021). The decrease in incidence is not likely to be the result of improved health of citizens, but of the medical debt caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. During the COVID-19 pandemic, health care resources have been shifted from long-term care and preventive work to the treatment of acute respiratory infections, and public health nurses have been obliged to provide corona vaccines. In addition, some of the people at risk have not dared to go to reception visits in fear of corona infection. This is likely to exacerbate the need for effective group and web-based guidance, both in terms of prevention and initial information. The project is carried out in cooperation between Tampere University of Applied Sciences, the Finnish Diabetes Federation, the City of Tampere and the THL, and is coordinated by Tampere University of Applied Sciences. The project cooperates with the City of Tampere’s employment and growth services. In addition, regional and local cooperation networks, as well as existing cooperation networks, such as the municipalities of Pirkanmaa, educational organisations, companies and communities, will be used in the implementation of the project. The project is divided into three parts in accordance with its sub-objectives. Each sub-objective is based on different measures. The project’s sub-objectives are 1. Promote the ability of people at risk of diabetes and affected citizens in a weak labour market position to take advantage of digital social and healthcare services to strengthen their well-being, inclusion and performance by providing education, counselling, guidance and peer learning. 2. Develop the knowledge and health literacy skills of people at risk of diabetes and affected citizens in a weak labour market position in order to strengthen a sense of resilience and inclusion. 3. Strengthen the integration of social and healthcare actors, municipalities and civil society by developing an effective cooperation model for the development and maintenance of citizens’ digital skills and health literacy. As a result of the measures taken in the project, (1) the 60 people at risk of diabetes who are in a weak labour market position have been given the opportunity to participate in the project’s coaching and their ability to take advantage of digital social and healthcare services has progressed; (2) the knowledge and health literacy skills of the 60 people at risk of diabetes, the knowledge and health literacy of the 60 people involved in the project have developed, (3) those at risk of diabetes, those at risk of diabetes, those in charge of services in a weak position on the labour market, social and health care, municipalities and civil society actors have improved integration through their involvement in the development of a sustainable cooperation model. The novelty value of the project is related to the cooperative nature of the project’s operations. Representatives of the target group and project promoters of the project consist of a network and its activities are determined by the way in which they work together, which contributes to strengthening the target group’s ability to take responsibility for their own well-being, know-how and performance. The project aims to create a target group’s belief in their own abilities to promote their own well-being and experience that they can influence not only their own well-being, but also their ability to function. (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: The aim of the DIGIDIA project is to develop skills and practices to prepare for and respond to future unforeseeable events that, if realised, threaten not only the carrying capacity of society as a whole, but also the health and well-being of citizens and their ability to act. This will be done by developing health communication to citizens and its effectiveness, as well as digital inclusion, which in this project is implemented through multifunctional collaboration between the public sector and organisations, including from a lifelong learning perspective, the University of Applied Sciences. As a result of the measures taken in the project, the digital skills and the labour market position of healthcare clients have improved and healthcare providers and providers will be able to make better use of different digital platforms, to make the services they offer more accessible, to help their clients or target groups and to develop their activities more competitively. The target group of the project is people at risk of type 2 diabetes, pre-diabetes and recent people with type 2 diabetes who are in a weak position on the labour market. Type 2 diabetes diagnoses are diagnosed in Finland every year over 20,000 (Arffman et al. 2020). In 2020, diagnoses decreased by 21 % (Laatikainen et al. 2021). The decrease in incidence is not likely to be the result of improved health of citizens, but of the medical debt caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. During the COVID-19 pandemic, health care resources have been shifted from long-term care and preventive work to the treatment of acute respiratory infections, and public health nurses have been obliged to provide corona vaccines. In addition, some of the people at risk have not dared to go to reception visits in fear of corona infection. This is likely to exacerbate the need for effective group and web-based guidance, both in terms of prevention and initial information. The project is carried out in cooperation between Tampere University of Applied Sciences, the Finnish Diabetes Federation, the City of Tampere and the THL, and is coordinated by Tampere University of Applied Sciences. The project cooperates with the City of Tampere’s employment and growth services. In addition, regional and local cooperation networks, as well as existing cooperation networks, such as the municipalities of Pirkanmaa, educational organisations, companies and communities, will be used in the implementation of the project. The project is divided into three parts in accordance with its sub-objectives. Each sub-objective is based on different measures. The project’s sub-objectives are 1. Promote the ability of people at risk of diabetes and affected citizens in a weak labour market position to take advantage of digital social and healthcare services to strengthen their well-being, inclusion and performance by providing education, counselling, guidance and peer learning. 2. Develop the knowledge and health literacy skills of people at risk of diabetes and affected citizens in a weak labour market position in order to strengthen a sense of resilience and inclusion. 3. Strengthen the integration of social and healthcare actors, municipalities and civil society by developing an effective cooperation model for the development and maintenance of citizens’ digital skills and health literacy. As a result of the measures taken in the project, (1) the 60 people at risk of diabetes who are in a weak labour market position have been given the opportunity to participate in the project’s coaching and their ability to take advantage of digital social and healthcare services has progressed; (2) the knowledge and health literacy skills of the 60 people at risk of diabetes, the knowledge and health literacy of the 60 people involved in the project have developed, (3) those at risk of diabetes, those at risk of diabetes, those in charge of services in a weak position on the labour market, social and health care, municipalities and civil society actors have improved integration through their involvement in the development of a sustainable cooperation model. The novelty value of the project is related to the cooperative nature of the project’s operations. Representatives of the target group and project promoters of the project consist of a network and its activities are determined by the way in which they work together, which contributes to strengthening the target group’s ability to take responsibility for their own well-being, know-how and performance. The project aims to create a target group’s belief in their own abilities to promote their own well-being and experience that they can influence not only their own well-being, but also their ability to function. (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: The aim of the DIGIDIA project is to develop skills and practices to prepare for and respond to future unforeseeable events that, if realised, threaten not only the carrying capacity of society as a whole, but also the health and well-being of citizens and their ability to act. This will be done by developing health communication to citizens and its effectiveness, as well as digital inclusion, which in this project is implemented through multifunctional collaboration between the public sector and organisations, including from a lifelong learning perspective, the University of Applied Sciences. As a result of the measures taken in the project, the digital skills and the labour market position of healthcare clients have improved and healthcare providers and providers will be able to make better use of different digital platforms, to make the services they offer more accessible, to help their clients or target groups and to develop their activities more competitively. The target group of the project is people at risk of type 2 diabetes, pre-diabetes and recent people with type 2 diabetes who are in a weak position on the labour market. Type 2 diabetes diagnoses are diagnosed in Finland every year over 20,000 (Arffman et al. 2020). In 2020, diagnoses decreased by 21 % (Laatikainen et al. 2021). The decrease in incidence is not likely to be the result of improved health of citizens, but of the medical debt caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. During the COVID-19 pandemic, health care resources have been shifted from long-term care and preventive work to the treatment of acute respiratory infections, and public health nurses have been obliged to provide corona vaccines. In addition, some of the people at risk have not dared to go to reception visits in fear of corona infection. This is likely to exacerbate the need for effective group and web-based guidance, both in terms of prevention and initial information. The project is carried out in cooperation between Tampere University of Applied Sciences, the Finnish Diabetes Federation, the City of Tampere and the THL, and is coordinated by Tampere University of Applied Sciences. The project cooperates with the City of Tampere’s employment and growth services. In addition, regional and local cooperation networks, as well as existing cooperation networks, such as the municipalities of Pirkanmaa, educational organisations, companies and communities, will be used in the implementation of the project. The project is divided into three parts in accordance with its sub-objectives. Each sub-objective is based on different measures. The project’s sub-objectives are 1. Promote the ability of people at risk of diabetes and affected citizens in a weak labour market position to take advantage of digital social and healthcare services to strengthen their well-being, inclusion and performance by providing education, counselling, guidance and peer learning. 2. Develop the knowledge and health literacy skills of people at risk of diabetes and affected citizens in a weak labour market position in order to strengthen a sense of resilience and inclusion. 3. Strengthen the integration of social and healthcare actors, municipalities and civil society by developing an effective cooperation model for the development and maintenance of citizens’ digital skills and health literacy. As a result of the measures taken in the project, (1) the 60 people at risk of diabetes who are in a weak labour market position have been given the opportunity to participate in the project’s coaching and their ability to take advantage of digital social and healthcare services has progressed; (2) the knowledge and health literacy skills of the 60 people at risk of diabetes, the knowledge and health literacy of the 60 people involved in the project have developed, (3) those at risk of diabetes, those at risk of diabetes, those in charge of services in a weak position on the labour market, social and health care, municipalities and civil society actors have improved integration through their involvement in the development of a sustainable cooperation model. The novelty value of the project is related to the cooperative nature of the project’s operations. Representatives of the target group and project promoters of the project consist of a network and its activities are determined by the way in which they work together, which contributes to strengthening the target group’s ability to take responsibility for their own well-being, know-how and performance. The project aims to create a target group’s belief in their own abilities to promote their own well-being and experience that they can influence not only their own well-being, but also their ability to function. (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Project Q3759682 in France
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47,518 Euro
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504,832.0 Euro
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9.41 percent
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1 October 2021
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31 August 2023
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Tampereen ammattikorkeakoulu Oy
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DIGIDIA -hankkeen tavoitteena on kehittää osaamista ja toimintatapoja, joiden avulla on mahdollista varautua ja vastata tuleviin ennalta-arvaamattomiin tapahtumiin, jotka toteutuessaan uhkaavat paitsi koko yhteiskunnan kantokykyä, myös kansalaisten terveyttä ja hyvinvointia sekä toimintakykyä. Tämä toteutetaan kehittämällä kansalaisille suunnattua terveysviestintää ja sen vaikuttavuutta sekä digiosallisuutta, jotka tässä hankkeessa toteutuvat tuotetun materiaalin avulla monitoimijaisena julkisen sektorin ja järjestöjen yhteistyönä, mukana on myös elinikäisen oppimisen näkökulmasta ammattikorkeakoulu. Hankkeessa toteutettujen toimenpiteiden tuloksena terveydenhuollon asiakkaiden digitaaliset taidot ja työmarkkina-asema ovat kohentuneet ja terveydenhuollon palveluita tarjoavat ja tuottavat tahot pystyvät tehokkaammin hyödyntämään erilaisia digitaalisia alustoja, tarjoamiaan palveluja helpommin saavutettavaksi, auttamaan asiakkaitaan tai kohderyhmäänsä ja kehittämään toimintaansa kilpailukykyisemmäksi. Hankkeen kohderyhmä on tyypin 2 diabetesriskissä olevat, esidiabetesta sairastavat ja äskettäin tyypin 2 diabetekseen sairastuneet, heikossa työmarkkina-asemassa olevat kansalaiset. Tyypin 2 diabetesdiagnooseja tehdään Suomessa vuosittain yli 20 000 (Arffman ym. 2020). Vuonna 2020 diagnoosit vähenivät 21 prosenttia (Laatikainen ym. 2021). Ilmaantuvuuden lasku ei todennäköisesti ole seurausta kansalaisten parantuneesta terveydentilasta, vaan koronapandemian aiheuttamasta hoitovelasta. Koronapandemian aikana terveydenhuollon voimavaroja on siirretty pitkäaikaissairauksien hoidosta ja ennaltaehkäisevästä työstä akuuttien hengitystieinfektioiden hoitoon ja terveydenhoitajat on velvoitettu antamaan koronarokotuksia. Lisäksi osa riskiryhmäläisistä ei ole rohjennut koronatartunnan pelossa lähteä vastaanottokäynneille. Tämä tulee todennäköisesti lisäämään viiveellä tarvetta tehokkaaseen ryhmä- ja verkkopohjaiseen ohjaukseen sekä ennaltaehkäisyn että ensitiedon osalta. Hanke toteutetaan 1.10.2021 - 31.8.2023 Tampereen ammattikorkeakoulun, Suomen Diabetesliitto ry:n, Tampereen kaupungin ja THL:n yhteistyönä, ja sitä koordinoi Tampereen ammattikorkeakoulu. Hanke tekee yhteistyötä Tampereen kaupungin työllisyys- ja kasvupalvelujen kanssa. Lisäksi hankkeen toimeenpanossa hyödynnetään alueellisia ja paikallisia sekä jo olemassa olevia yhteistyöverkostoja, kuten esimerkiksi Pirkanmaan kunnat, koulutusorganisaatiot, yritykset ja yhteisöt. Hanke jakautuu kolmeen osaan sen osatavoitteiden mukaisesti. Jokainen osatavoite rakentuu eri toimenpiteiden varaan. Hankkeen osatavoitteet ovat 1. Edistää diabeteksen riskiryhmien ja siihen sairastuneiden, heikossa työmarkkina-asemassa olevien kansalaisten kykyä hyödyntää sosiaali- ja terveydenhuollon digitaalisia palveluita vahvistamaan heidän hyvinvointiaan, osallisuuttaan ja toimintakykyään tarjoamalla koulutusta, neuvontaa, ohjausta ja vertaisoppimista. 2. Kehittää diabeteksen riskiryhmien ja siihen sairastuneiden, heikossa työmarkkina-asemassa olevien kansalaisten tiedon- ja terveydenlukutaito-osaamista pystyvyyden tunteen ja osallisuuden vahvistamiseksi. 3. Vahvistaa sosiaali- ja terveydenhuollon toimijoiden, kuntien ja kansalaisyhteiskunnan integraatiota kehittämällä toimiva yhteistyön malli kansalaisten digitaalisten taitojen ja terveydenlukutaidon kehittämiseksi ja ylläpitämiseksi. Hankkeessa toteutettujen toimenpiteiden tuloksena 1) diabeteksen riskiryhmään kuuluvat ja sitä sairastavat, heikossa työmarkkina-asemassa olevat hankkeeseen osallistuneet 60 ihmistä ovat saaneet mahdollisuuden osallistua hankkeen valmennukseen ja heidän kykynsä hyödyntää sosiaali- ja terveydenhuollon digitaalisia palveluita on edistynyt, 2) diabeteksen riskiryhmään kuuluvat ja sitä sairastavat, heikossa työmarkkina-asemassa olevien hankkeeseen osallistuneen 60 ihmisen tiedon- ja terveydenlukutaidon osaaminen on kehittynyt, 3) diabeteksen riskiryhmään kuuluvat ja sitä sairastavat, heikossa työmarkkina-asemassa olevien palveluista vastaavien tahojen, sosiaali- ja terveydenhuollon, kuntien ja kansalaisyhteiskunnan toimijoiden integraatio on vahvistunut, kun he ovat olleet mukana kehittämässä kestävän yhteistyön mallia. Hankkeen uutuusarvo liittyy hankkeen toimenpiteissä toteutuvaan yhteistoiminnallisuuteen. Hankkeen kohderyhmän ja hankkeen toteuttajien edustajista muodostuu verkosto ja sen toimintaa määrittää tapa työskennellä yhteiskehittävästi, mikä osaltaan vahvistaa kohderyhmän kykyä ottaa vastuuta omasta hyvinvoinnistaan, osaamisestaan ja toimintakyvystään. Hanke pyrkii luomaan kohderyhmälle uskoa omiin kykyihinsä edistää omaa hyvinvointiaan ja kokemusta siitä, että voi itse vaikuttaa paitsi omaan hyvinvointiin, myös toimintakykyyn. (Finnish)
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The aim of the DIGIDIA project is to develop skills and practices to prepare for and respond to future unforeseeable events that, if realised, threaten not only the carrying capacity of society as a whole, but also the health and well-being of citizens and their ability to act. This will be done by developing health communication to citizens and its effectiveness, as well as digital inclusion, which in this project is implemented through multifunctional collaboration between the public sector and organisations, including from a lifelong learning perspective, the University of Applied Sciences. As a result of the measures taken in the project, the digital skills and the labour market position of healthcare clients have improved and healthcare providers and providers will be able to make better use of different digital platforms, to make the services they offer more accessible, to help their clients or target groups and to develop their activities more competitively. The target group of the project is people at risk of type 2 diabetes, pre-diabetes and recent people with type 2 diabetes who are in a weak position on the labour market. Type 2 diabetes diagnoses are diagnosed in Finland every year over 20,000 (Arffman et al. 2020). In 2020, diagnoses decreased by 21 % (Laatikainen et al. 2021). The decrease in incidence is not likely to be the result of improved health of citizens, but of the medical debt caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. During the COVID-19 pandemic, health care resources have been shifted from long-term care and preventive work to the treatment of acute respiratory infections, and public health nurses have been obliged to provide corona vaccines. In addition, some of the people at risk have not dared to go to reception visits in fear of corona infection. This is likely to exacerbate the need for effective group and web-based guidance, both in terms of prevention and initial information. The project is carried out in cooperation between Tampere University of Applied Sciences, the Finnish Diabetes Federation, the City of Tampere and the THL, and is coordinated by Tampere University of Applied Sciences. The project cooperates with the City of Tampere’s employment and growth services. In addition, regional and local cooperation networks, as well as existing cooperation networks, such as the municipalities of Pirkanmaa, educational organisations, companies and communities, will be used in the implementation of the project. The project is divided into three parts in accordance with its sub-objectives. Each sub-objective is based on different measures. The project’s sub-objectives are 1. Promote the ability of people at risk of diabetes and affected citizens in a weak labour market position to take advantage of digital social and healthcare services to strengthen their well-being, inclusion and performance by providing education, counselling, guidance and peer learning. 2. Develop the knowledge and health literacy skills of people at risk of diabetes and affected citizens in a weak labour market position in order to strengthen a sense of resilience and inclusion. 3. Strengthen the integration of social and healthcare actors, municipalities and civil society by developing an effective cooperation model for the development and maintenance of citizens’ digital skills and health literacy. As a result of the measures taken in the project, (1) the 60 people at risk of diabetes who are in a weak labour market position have been given the opportunity to participate in the project’s coaching and their ability to take advantage of digital social and healthcare services has progressed; (2) the knowledge and health literacy skills of the 60 people at risk of diabetes, the knowledge and health literacy of the 60 people involved in the project have developed, (3) those at risk of diabetes, those at risk of diabetes, those in charge of services in a weak position on the labour market, social and health care, municipalities and civil society actors have improved integration through their involvement in the development of a sustainable cooperation model. The novelty value of the project is related to the cooperative nature of the project’s operations. Representatives of the target group and project promoters of the project consist of a network and its activities are determined by the way in which they work together, which contributes to strengthening the target group’s ability to take responsibility for their own well-being, know-how and performance. The project aims to create a target group’s belief in their own abilities to promote their own well-being and experience that they can influence not only their own well-being, but also their ability to function. (English)
23 November 2021
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