Digital Health Literacy to Increase the Resilience of the Disadvantaged Group

<< Background >>The project considered the challenges posed by the pandemic and recognised the importance of relevant and necessary interventions. Firstly, there was a need for individuals to develop the skills and knowledge necessary to navigate and understand digital health technologies and applications. Secondly, people needed access to accurate and trustworthy information, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, and required guidance on accessing reliable information sources. Thirdly, many individuals need to be made aware of the existence or functionality of digital health applications and their effective usage. Additionally, there was a need to provide education and training to disadvantaged groups to enhance their digital health skills.Considering these challenges, the consortium applied to the project to:- Enhance the health resilience of disadvantaged groups (elderlies, disabled, and stay-at-home mothers) by increasing their digital health literacy skills.- Address digital transformation of organisations through developing digital readiness and service capacity.- Promote Erasmus+ among all citizens, improving the availability of high-quality adult learning opportunities.<< Objectives >>The project consortium aimed to achieve the following objectives by implementing the project:- to improve the knowledge and skills of individuals in navigating and understanding digital health technologies.- to advance the Implementation of digital health education and training practices in partner organisations.- to inform parties about the Erasmus+ opportunities that foster local, regional, national, and European progress.<< Implementation >>The consortium contributed to the project's achievements by implementing the following activities:- Organised 1 Transnational Project Meeting- Organised 3 learning teaching and training programs in partner countries- Introduced 3 partner countries' digital health systems and tools during learning exchanges.- Organized 1 international congress and invited target groups and health professionals- Created 1 country-specific Digital Health Literacy E-Book- Developed 1 Digital Health Literacy Course Program- Visited 9 decision-makers and key actors- Organised 6 face-to-face local workshops- Presented project outputs at 6 seminars and conferences- Designed 1 multilingual project website- Established 1 Instagram and 1 Facebook channel - Conducted 1 awareness-raising campaign- Distributed 500 brochures to participants and stakeholders<< Results >>- 1 Digital Health Literacy Course Program- 1 Digital Health Literacy E-Book- 3 Training Presentations- 1 A Multilingual Project Website- 1 Project Instagram Page- 1 Project Facebook Page- 500 Project BrochuresThe following results were also developed during the project.- 1 Transnational Project Meeting- 3 Learning Teaching and Training activities- 1 International Congress- 1 Campaign- 6 Local workshops- 9 Visits- 6 Seminar and Conference Participation