Smart Homecare (15cr)

Objective

The students will be able to analyse the main features of digitalisation in social and healthcare and its impacts on homecare. They will be able to assess the reasons for using health technology and existing applications and devices in implementing customer and inclusion oriented homecare. The students will be able to develop their clinical and customer guidance competences and can identify customer needs and health technology behaviour.

Content

The rights and inclusion of the customer in selecting and developing service systems.
Working with a partner, team work skills, partnership, networking and cooperation networks
Commitment to care
Customer service skills (digital services, self-care, rehabilitative approach
Customer-oriented, multi-professional and seamless work in the service process, chain and network
Preventative care of national diseases (care instructions for these diseases)
Palliative nursing
The course includes an intensive study week held during the international week
Digital competence
The impacts of digitalisation on social and healthcare services for customers/patients
Social and healthcare information systems
Healthcare patients at home

Assessment criteria, excellent (5)

To be announced