Introductory training for students: Co-creating better long-term care

How can students contribute to improving the quality of life of older people with their knowledge, ideas, and research approach?

Alma Mater Europaea University, within the framework of the citizen science project "Co-creating social infrastructure for the integration of health services and long-term care services", is organizing introductory training for students in undergraduate and postgraduate study programs.

Participants will become familiar with the citizen science approach, the project goals, and the possibilities for active involvement in the research process. The training will focus on identifying the needs of older people, connecting academic knowledge with practice, and collaborating with researchers and other stakeholders in developing proposals to improve long-term care.

The training represents an opportunity to acquire new knowledge, research experience, and competencies useful for further study and professional development.