Integration of transversal skills in health and
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LATEST NEWS
3rd TRANSNATIONAL PROJECT MEETING in Split (Croatia)5 (2)
The 3rd Transnational Project Meeting of the ITSHEC project took place on 19-20th May 2022 in the University of Split (School of Medicine, Split, Croatia). This meeting allowed all partners to meet us in person because the previous Transnational Project Meetings were...
ITSHEC partner explains the project in the Day of Innovation projects presentation of Pompeu Fabra University5 (1)
Center for Learning Innovation and Knowledge (CLIK) is a higher education center of reference from Pompeu Fabra University that aims to promote innovation...
Metropolia University publishes the post “Trust as a transversal skill”5 (2)
Team members who trust one another can better communicate and coordinate behaviors, given their openness, familiarity, and reliability. Meaning of trust in multi- and interprofessional social and health care teamwork is essential, to understand and create a more...
INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL – “Transversal skills for humanization of technology for health and social wellbeing” – Applications open5 (1)
“Transversal skills for humanization of technology for health and social wellbeing” - International Summer School comprises a training offer to health and social care students about...
First IO4 Virtual meeting working group: Brainstorming on the learning situations to build Virtual Reality scenarios on5 (1)
On Friday January 21st the ITSHEC partners celebrated the first IO4 virtual meeting working group. The goal of this meeting was to start designing the Virtual Reality applications to...
Metropolia University publishes the post “Interprofessional Approach for Transversal Skills in Higher Education”5 (1)
Current and future challenges of societies need multi- and interdisciplinary, but also interprofessional approaches for us to adapt to and solve unpredictable situations and...
ABOUT & PARTNERS
The ITSHEC project – Integration of Transversal Skills into Health and Social care, Higher Education and the Curriculum – aims to improve the training of healthcare and social services professionals in transversal skills throughout the undergraduate and postgraduate training journey. ITSHEC is co-funded by the Erasmus+ project of the European Union.
The key competencies that will be addressed are critical and creative thinking, interpersonal/socio-emotional and citizen-oriented skills and learning to learn. These transversal skills are crucial to lifelong learning and continuing professional development (CPD). Additionally, they are essential to promote active and involved European citizenship in civic and social life and will support improvements in a sustainable working environment.