Background
On the other hand, health care professionals often lack sufficient knowledge, training, and skills to engage effectively with digital technologies. As a result, they are often stressed when dealing with these technologies. Aiming to address the challenges arising from the wide use of digital and electronic technologies in the multi-disciplinary health care environment across the EU, the DDS-MAP formed a Pan-European consortium consisting of HEIs (Medical, Nursing, Education and Digital Technology), NGOs, health authorities and health insurers across the EU.
Map the provision of available digital skills (literacy, digital transformation, cybersecurity, online communication) of the health workforce at local and European level to increase digital competency of healthcare workers.
Enable healthcare managers to better respond to current and emerging healthcare issues (cybersecurity, surge management, supply management).
Enable healthcare workers to effectively plan, deliver, monitor, and evaluate digital health care approaches and their well-being and resilience through adaptation of digital skills.
Engage with regulatory authorities and professional associations to promote micro learning and credentials accreditation for the acquisition and recognition of digital skills.
A first-of-its-kind survey of the digital competences for healthcare and allied professionals across the European Union.
Micro credentials approach leveraging and adapting an established framework for DDS-MAP
European skills training modules developed through a co-creation process, addressing the needs of multiple disciplines for hospital doctors, nurses, and non-clinical staff.
Assessment of Augmented and virtual reality (AR and VR) platform leveraging expertise within DDS-MAP
On June 28, 2023, a DDS MAP project team from MUL took part in a meeting with the Vice-Rector for Educational Affairs Professor, MD, PhD
On April 1-5 professor John Wells from South East Technological University (SETU) in Waterford, Ireland – leader of the DDS-MAP project – visited the Faculty
On 7th and 8th of September DDS-MAP was officially presented at the first Central European Nursing Conference in Martin, Slovakia. Dr. hab. Beata Dobrowolska, Associate
On June 28, 2023, a DDS MAP project team from MUL took part in a meeting with the Vice-Rector for Educational Affairs Professor, MD, PhD
On April 1-5 professor John Wells from South East Technological University (SETU) in Waterford, Ireland – leader of the DDS-MAP project – visited the Faculty
On 7th and 8th of September DDS-MAP was officially presented at the first Central European Nursing Conference in Martin, Slovakia. Dr. hab. Beata Dobrowolska, Associate
15 partners from 10 EU countries, led by Southeast Technological University (SETU), formed a consortium under the acronym DDS-MAP. Dynamic Digital Resilience for Medical and
On 5th and 6th June DDS-MAP project was officially presented at the EASPD international conference on Early Childhood Intervention in Tirana, Albania. More than 300
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