CAREIN Project details page
Project
Title:
CarEIn- Emotional Intelligence Care in health and social assistance
ProjectID:
CAREIN
Description:
CarEIn project is a Leonado da Vinci Transfer of Innovation project approved in 2009 through the European Commission (DG Education and Culture) Lifelong Learning Programme. It runs since October 2009 until September 2011.
CarEIn project basing on previously approved TREIN LdV project, aims at elaborating a learning environment based on Web 2.0 which will help health and care assistance workers to acquire competences on EI in order to improve the quality of their daily activities and, as a consequence, to improve the quality of life of health and care sector beneficiaries.
The target groups of Carein project are social care professionals (social assistants, psycologists, occupational therapists, carers, etc.), health and medical care professionales (doctors, nurses, physioterapists, etc.), working in Social Care centres such as rehabilitation centres, day care centres or social institutions.
The final beneficiaries are all those groups suffering a progressive loss of their physical functionalities, and therefore needing social care in addition to the medical treatment. It would include, for instance, people suffering degenerative illness affecting their functional abilities or elder people.
CarEIn project basing on previously approved TREIN LdV project, aims at elaborating a learning environment based on Web 2.0 which will help health and care assistance workers to acquire competences on EI in order to improve the quality of their daily activities and, as a consequence, to improve the quality of life of health and care sector beneficiaries.
The target groups of Carein project are social care professionals (social assistants, psycologists, occupational therapists, carers, etc.), health and medical care professionales (doctors, nurses, physioterapists, etc.), working in Social Care centres such as rehabilitation centres, day care centres or social institutions.
The final beneficiaries are all those groups suffering a progressive loss of their physical functionalities, and therefore needing social care in addition to the medical treatment. It would include, for instance, people suffering degenerative illness affecting their functional abilities or elder people.
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Coverage:
DNK; ITA; POL; BGR; CZE; ESP; GBR
audience:
Health and Care Professionals: people with acquired disabilities
Life Cycle Status:
Completed
Start Date:
10/01/2009
End Date:
09/01/2011
Typology:
LEONARDO DA VINCI
Coordinator
Coordinator contact detail
The details of a organization/person in charge of the coordination of the project (project promoter)
Organization:
XXI INVESLAN SL
Firstname:
Jaione
Lastname:
Santos
Address:
Calle Euskalduna, 11, 1D, Bilbao, Spain
email:
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phone:
0034 944 70 36 70
fax:
0034 944 43 97 87
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Partners
PARTNER CONTACT DETAILS
organization:
ABDEM
firstname:
Nicolás
lastname:
Terrassa
address:
Passeig de Marratxí, 15, Palma Mallorca, Spain
email:
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phone:
+ 34 971472849
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PROMOTER OF THE PROJECT.
organization:
INFOART
firstname:
Tinko
lastname:
Stoyanov
address:
157, Tzar Boris III Obedinitel Str., Bulgary
email:
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phone:
359 887 478 536
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organization:
ATHENA – Association for Education and Development of Women
firstname:
Hana
lastname:
Danihelkova
address:
Premyslovcu 48, Ostrava, Cezh Republic
email:
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phone:
+ 420599529980
organization:
Aarhus Social and Health College
firstname:
Bodil
lastname:
Mygind Madsen
address:
Olof Palmes Alle 35, Aarhus, Denmark
email:
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phone:
+4587412651
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organization:
Associazione Equilibrio & Risoluzione Conflitti
firstname:
Roberto
lastname:
Cesarano
address:
Via Curiel 3/c, Bologna, Italy
email:
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phone:
+390516154698
organization:
FOUNDATION IN SUPPORT OF LOCAL DEMOCRACY MALOPOLSKA INSTITUTE FOR LOCAL GOVERNME
firstname:
Aldona
lastname:
Okraszewska
address:
SZLAK 73ª, 31- 153 Cracow
email:
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phone:
+ 48 12 633 82 85
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organization:
THE FOUNDATION FOR EUROPEAN INITIATIVES
firstname:
Kevin
lastname:
Osmond
address:
16 Brough Road, HU15 2BX, Brough, UK
email:
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phone:
+44 (0)1420 85025
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organization:
ARIADNE Hess
firstname:
Miriam
lastname:
Hess
address:
Staldenweg 1, CH 6313 Menzingen
email:
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phone:
+41 41 758 01 32
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Targets
Direct Targets:
Adults; Social Workers; Managers/Owners of SME's
Indirect Targets:
Adults; Disadvantaged Groups; People with Disabilities
Framework
Activity & Participation:
Learning and Applying Knowledge
Environmental Factors:
Attitudes
Others:
Policies
Tangible Products
FIRST MATERIAL TITLE:
Analysis of the specific needs of the assistants in the healthcare sare sector
Abstract:
THe objective of this product is the analysis of the situation in each partner country with regards to health and care sector with a specific focus on the specific needs of the workers. It’s fundamental to grant the final outcome’s high quality, to adapt it to the specific situations of the partners’ Countries. The results were used to create a final product suited to the single territorial needs.
For the analysis of specific needs of workers in health and care sector, we developed a four steps methodology:
1. Definition of the guidelines and methodology for the analysis
2. Research (databases, interviews, Internet)
3. Elaboration of National Reports regarding the results
4. Elaboration on the needs of workers in health and care sectors
The target was, beside the training need’s analysis in the EI area, to create and analyze a comprehensive frame of the various situations in the different involved Countries. Not only with regard to the emerged needs, but also to the knowledge of the EI-related subjects and to Web 2.0 tools use (even informal) in the training sector. The knowledge of the workers’ training needs and, with it, of their operative sectors helps in developing a training project that is coherent with the needs and the expectations and moreover that isn’t separated from the reference context.
For the analysis of specific needs of workers in health and care sector, we developed a four steps methodology:
1. Definition of the guidelines and methodology for the analysis
2. Research (databases, interviews, Internet)
3. Elaboration of National Reports regarding the results
4. Elaboration on the needs of workers in health and care sectors
The target was, beside the training need’s analysis in the EI area, to create and analyze a comprehensive frame of the various situations in the different involved Countries. Not only with regard to the emerged needs, but also to the knowledge of the EI-related subjects and to Web 2.0 tools use (even informal) in the training sector. The knowledge of the workers’ training needs and, with it, of their operative sectors helps in developing a training project that is coherent with the needs and the expectations and moreover that isn’t separated from the reference context.
Authors:
CarEIn partnership
Date:
09/30/2011
Availabilty:
yes
IPR limitation:
yes
Type:
Text
Media:
Web
Accessible & Usable for End Users:
yes
Language:
en
Web link:
Download:
SECOND MATERIAL TITLE:
Guide of Good Practices on the Promotion of EI in the healthcare sector
Abstract:
Having identified the needs, it was important to determine whether good practices were or not already available for the workers of the Health and Care Services Sector. The good practices report aims at providing information regarding the situations of the Health and Social Care Services Sector within the partner countries participating in CarEIn project, namely Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Italy, Spain, Poland and United Kingdom, and to provide a list of at least 10 good practices by country. In order to better understand the situation of the sector. The different types of good practices available in each participating country will be different, and they will need to be addressed within the actual situation of this working sector.
A research on the training available on Emotional Intelligence has been carried out by each of the participating countries to determine if the existing needs are or not covered. Moreover, in order to obtain valuable information different interviews were carried out in each country. The profiles of the interviewees were agreed by the members of the consortium for obtaining homogeneous information. A questionnaire was also developed in order for all the partners to obtain the same type of information. The overview, the results of the interviews, as well as the lists of good practices are available within this good practices report.
A research on the training available on Emotional Intelligence has been carried out by each of the participating countries to determine if the existing needs are or not covered. Moreover, in order to obtain valuable information different interviews were carried out in each country. The profiles of the interviewees were agreed by the members of the consortium for obtaining homogeneous information. A questionnaire was also developed in order for all the partners to obtain the same type of information. The overview, the results of the interviews, as well as the lists of good practices are available within this good practices report.
Authors:
CarEIn partnership
Date:
09/30/2011
Availability:
yes
IPR limitation:
yes
Type:
Text
Media:
Web
Accessible & Usable for End Users:
yes
Language:
en
Web link:
Download:
Related Link:
THIRD MATERIAL TITLE:
Web 2.0 learning environment- EI in the healthcare sector
Abstract:
The CarEIn project aims at elaborating a learning environment based on Web 2.0, which will help health and care assistance workers to acquire competences in emotional intelligence (EI) in order to improve the quality of life of health and care sector beneficiaries. By this project we also want to raise awareness of the importance of applying emotional intelligence in the health and care sector. One of the characteristics of the health and care sector is the continuous exchange of emotions, both from the user and from the worker providing the services.
So, in order to ensure an optimum performance of the specific tasks in the health and care sector it is highly important that the workers are aware of their own emotions as technical knowledge, material resources and improved technologies are not useful enough if the influence of the emotions involved in the health and care sector relationship are not being taken into consideration. Within this context, the CarEIn project aims at elaborating a Web 2.0 learning environment for the promotion and development of Emotional Intelligence competences among health and care assistance workers in order to contribute to a qualitative improvement of their daily activities.
So, in order to ensure an optimum performance of the specific tasks in the health and care sector it is highly important that the workers are aware of their own emotions as technical knowledge, material resources and improved technologies are not useful enough if the influence of the emotions involved in the health and care sector relationship are not being taken into consideration. Within this context, the CarEIn project aims at elaborating a Web 2.0 learning environment for the promotion and development of Emotional Intelligence competences among health and care assistance workers in order to contribute to a qualitative improvement of their daily activities.
Authors:
CarEIn partnerhsip
Availability:
yes
IPR limitation:
yes
Type:
Text
Other Type:
E-learning version(moodle
Media:
Web
Accessible & Usable for End Users:
yes
Language:
en
Web link:
Download:
Related Link:
FOURTH MATERIAL TITLE:
Dissemination Materials
Abstract:
Set of dissemination materials such as:
-project leaflet
-proejct invitation
-final seminar program
-project newsletters
-project leaflet
-proejct invitation
-final seminar program
-project newsletters
Authors:
CarEIn partnerhsip
Date:
09/30/2011
Availability:
yes
IPR limitation:
yes
Media:
Web
Accessible & Usable for End Users:
yes
Language:
en
Web link:
Download:
Related Link:
Intangible Products
FIRST INITIATIVE TITLE:
CarEIn International Seminar
Abstract:
On the 16th September 2011, ABDEM hosts the CarEIn international seminar in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. The event named “Emotional Management in the Healthcare Sector “ will include practical workshops and different sessions with experts in emotional intelligence and the healthcare sector. Major members of the target group, stakeholders and experts(such as the University of Baleares, the Spanish Federation against Multiple Sclerosis or San Joan de Déu Hospital) are involved in the organization of the seminar. All partners will attend the seminar and will participate in the different activities.
If you are interested in this event, don’t hesitate to contact the responsible person in your country.
If you are interested in this event, don’t hesitate to contact the responsible person in your country.
Date:
09/16/2011
Coverage:
ESP
Languages:
es
Web site:
Related Link:
SECOND INITIATIVE TITLE:
Validation and Pilot Experience training sessions
Abstract:
Face to face and online sessions to test the prototyve version of the e-learning environment. the recommendations and feedback were used to improve the final CarEin tool.
Date:
05/01/2011
Languages:
en
Web site:
Related link:
THIRD INITIATIVE TITLE:
Trasnational meetings
Abstract:
4 trasnational meetings were organized in key moments of the project.
Date:
09/30/2011
Languages:
en
Web site:
Related link:
Sustainability
What factors have been supporting during your work in the project:
During the project lifetime and beyond it, the partnership make great efforts in order to involve the target group and indirect beneficiaries. All products are avialable for free in the web opage of the proejct. Besides, the e-learning environment(major proejct product) will be included in the training activities of the partnership organizations.
The partnerhsip also involved policy makers, stakeholders, etc during the project lifetime, especially in which concernes to events and dissemination of the project products.
The partnerhsip also involved policy makers, stakeholders, etc during the project lifetime, especially in which concernes to events and dissemination of the project products.
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