What are innovative approaches for care and nursing work in East Brandenburg?
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BMBF project with the Humboldt University of Berlin (Prof. H. Nuissl)Project period
December 2022 — December 2025Services
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Co-creative process designProduct
Governance and care arrangementsOur expertise
Transfer design, science communicationLink
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Working Paper (No. 211)
Care and caring work in East Brandenburg
The InCAREgio project (INnovative Arrangements for Care in the “CAre and Care Sector in Structurally Weak REGIOns”) aims to work with municipal and local practice partners in the Märkisch-Oderland region to determine the prerequisites and conditions for innovative coping strategies for the care crisis.
In addition, it aims to work out in an action-oriented manner how innovative forms of support and management can be designed and how local multi-actor networks can be consolidated in order to ensure long-term positive effects for the region.
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