On the 29th of October 2024, on the occasion of the International Day of Care and Support, building on the European Carers Day and World Mental Health Day, the webinar “Stepping up efforts across Europe to promote and protect the…
Responsibility for the design and delivery of long-term care services lies primarily with Member States. The Council Recommendation on affordable high-quality long-term care adopted by the Council on 8 December 2022 as part of the Care Strategy invites Member States to take…
On the 22nd of October 2024, a webinar entitled “United for Resilience in the Health and Care Sectors: Strengthening Support for Formal and Informal Carers and Leaders” brought together key stakeholders from the health and care sectors to address critical…
Blended Learning Networks (BLNs) are a key method we use in the WELL CARE project to involve our main target groups—informal carers and long-term care workers—along with various stakeholders. There are a total of 87 BLN members involved in the…
A new report commissioned by the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA) systematically assesses the magnitude of mental health problems among health and social care workers in the EU during the COVID-19 pandemic. It highlights how certain…
A project milestone has been achieved in the review, selection, and analysis of good practices. The INRCA team successfully led the completion of an ambitious literature review, identifying 242 promising practices internationally. This article provides a snapshot of the preliminary…
On September 25, 2024, the European Ageing Network (EAN) held its General Assembly in Athens, welcoming nearly 50 delegates from 18 European countries and beyond. Among the attendees was Katie Smith Sloan, Executive Director of the Global Ageing Network from…
Since the start of the WELL CARE project in early 2024, the Dutch Blended Learning Network (BLN) has been up and running. Our BLN is organised into a core group of 10 participants and a sounding board of 15 additional…
