News and Events
Stay tuned with what is going on in the project.
Stay tuned with what is going on in the project.
iHAC has launched a new publication, demonstrating how co-governance increase service accessibility through integrated healthcare and social care.
Thank you for joining us on November 5th and 6th to celebrate the end of our 7-year collaboration with iHAC final conference – “An End for a New Beginning.” Your energy made the event a success, with 93% of participants strongly agreeing it was worth their time.
This new report, based on interviews during the VOPD project, focus on professional perspective and leaders’ experiences.
Distance spanning solutions in health care and care can help reduce environmental harm – one example is that care staff spend less time driving cars. But digitalised services also generate climate impacts. This report explores methods for measuring the consequences and evaluating how services affect sustainability in a broader perspective.
We invite you to the final iHAC conference, “An End for a New Beginning,” on November 5th-6th in Storuman, Sweden.
A new research article uncovers five pivotal success factors for implementing Health and Welfare Technologies in sparsely populated Nordic areas.
8 project applications for integrated healthcare and care service provision have been approved out of 15 carefully evaluated ones. These projects cover a wide range of regions, from Finland to Sweden, Norway, Åland and even Greenland.
We are happy to announce that we have a challenging task to assess and evaluate 15 applications submitted for the second and final iHAC call.
Learnings from iHAC Call 1 – Project outcome, impacts, learnings and reflections from Call 1 has now been collected in a report.
In the northernmost part of Iceland, the municipality of Fjallabyggd has set itself the goal of becoming the country’s leading provider of integrated elderly care services using digital and distance-spanning solutions.
Second and final iHAC call; We call for applicants that aim to establish the necessary conditions to implement integrated healthcare and care services through distance spanning solutions.