This webinar is organised in collaboration with the BeWell project.
The webinar will:
- Showcase good practice examples of countries/regions that are building or have built digitally-competent workforces.
- Identify potential future actions needed to skill and reskill digitally-competent health and care workforces.
Agenda and Speakers
- Introduction to the topic, Emma Scatterty, NHS Education for Scotland, Scotland.
- “The case of Flanders: An update on ALIVIA”, Prof. dr. Dominique Van De Velde, University of Ghent, Belgium.
- “The case of Campania”, Maddalena Illario, University Federico II & Campania Region, Italy.
Panellists include:
- Federica Margheri, European Health Management Association (EHMA)
- Sascha Marschang, European Hospital and Healthcare Federation (HOPE)
- Marco Di Donato, European Regional and Local Health Authorities (EUREGHA)
- Sebastian Kuhn, Comité Permanent des Médecins Européens/Standing Committee of European Doctors (CPME)
What's in it for you
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Learn about examples of good practices of countries and regions that are building or have built digitally-competent health and care workforces.
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Identify challenges, gaps, compensatory mechanisms and what needs to be implemented in the future in terms of digitally-competent health and care workforces in Europe.
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Share your own views, ask your own questions and get involved in interactive discussions with panellists and speakers.
A panel discussion will be organised and moderated by Emma Scatterty, focusing on the following kind of questions:
- What have been the main problems faced in engaging the health workforce in digital transformation?
- Can reskilling and upskilling have a positive influence on diminishing resistance to change?
- How to organise reskilling and upskilling initiatives? What are the challenges (e.g., staff availability, resource availability)?
- How to evaluate and measure impacts on reskilling and upskilling during ongoing digital transformation?
