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 Dynamic Digital Skills for Agility and Resilience in Medical and Allied Professions

(DDS-MAP)

 

 

Background

COVID-19 and war in Ukraine are harbingers of a more destabilised world driven by climate change, rapid mass migration, food insecurity, state failures and epidemics. These events will heavily affect Europe’s health systems’ infrastructure and health workforce. 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.

 

General objective

The EU4Health ‘DDS-MAP’ project aims to develop new training provision for healthcare and allied professionals in the EU, focused on the acquisition and mastery of new digital technologies in the delivery of care services. Healthcare professionals’ awareness, knowledge, and self-reflection on their use of digital technologies will be explored in both learning and professional practice.

 

Specific objectives

• Map the provision of available digital skills (literacy, digital transformation, cybersecurity, online communication) of the health workforce at local and European level to o
• 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.

Results

Over the next 30 months the project will produce:

• A first-of-its-kind survey of the digital competences across the European Union.
• European training modules developed through a co-creation process, addressing the needs of multiple disciplines for hospital doctors, nurses, and non-clinical staff.
• Micro credentials leveraging and adapting an established framework for DDS-MAP.
• Augmented and virtual reality (AR and VR) platform leveraging expertise within DDS-MAP.

Partnership

Partners are South East Technological University (Co-ordinator), IBK Management Solutions (Germany), University College Dublin (Ireland), University of Maribor (Slovenia), Ostfalia University of Applied Sciences (Germany), University of Udine (Italy), Klaipedos University (Lithuania), University of Osijeck, (Croatia), Medical University Lublin (Poland), Association of Knowledge and Technology Industries – GAIA (Spain), Health Authority Teramo – ASL (Italy), European Association of Service  Providers for People with Disabilities (Belgium), EUROFORTIS Society (Latvia), Mutualia Mutual Social Security Collaboration (Spain), Riga Stadina University (Latvia).

 

Funding

DDS-MAP has funding worth €2,477,703.77 of which €1,982, 000 is provided under the European Union’s EU4Health programme under grant agreement no – 101101259

 

Project co-funded by the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education as part of the programme entitled ''International Co-funded Projects'' (5341/EU4Health Programme/2023/2).

      

 

Co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HADEA). Neither the European Union nor granting authority can be held responsible for them.

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Tytuł projektu: Dynamic Digital Skills for Agility and Resilience in Medical and Allied Professions (DDS-MAP) – Dynamiczne umiejętności cyfrowe dla radzenia sobie ze stresem i elastyczności działania w zawodach medycznych i pokrewnych

 

Nazwa programu: EU4health oraz Projekty Międzynarodowe Współfinansowane

 

Nr umowy: 101101259 - DDS-MAP oraz 5341/EU4Health Programme/2023/2

 

Kierownik projektu: dr hab. n. o zdr. Beata Dobrowolska, prof. uczelni

 

Jednostka realizująca: Zakład Opieki Holistycznej i Zarządzania w Pielęgniarstwie

 

Okres realizacji projektu: 01.13.2023 – 31.08.2025

 

Wartość projektu: 2 477 703,54 EUR

 

Dofinansowanie UE dla Uniwersytetu Medycznego w Lublinie: 143 051,27 EUR

 

Dofinansowanie MEiN dla Uniwersytetu Medycznego w Lublinie: 151 823,00 zł

 

 

 

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