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Collaboration and learning as care professional.

Providing care is never a solo endeavour. How can healthcare professionals continue to collaborate with enthusiasm and resilience, even in challenging circumstances?

We explore how professionals can work effectively across disciplines and within teams, strengthen one another, and maintain good mental wellbeing. Our research, insights and practical methods help teams stay connected, energised and sustainable in the way they work. 

 

Our current projects

Primary Care Academy 2.0

The Academy promotes high-quality, integrated primary care and support by bringing together professionals, educators and stakeholders through training, collaboration and knowledge exchange.

PSYWELL 2.0

The project explores factors influencing the psychosocial well-being of newly qualified healthcare professionals, informing tools to support their transition into work and prevent early career dropout.

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FAITH 4.0

The project focuses on the sustainable implementation of digital conversation tools to help children and young people recognise and regulate their emotions, build resilience and communicate their needs.

Interprofessional education

This platform strengthens interprofessional education by enabling students from different disciplines to learn together, improving collaboration between professionals and ultimately enhancing the quality and continuity of care.

On-site healthcare simulation? We come to you!

This project uses immersive, simulation-based learning to strengthen teamwork, communication and decision-making among healthcare professionals and students, bringing realistic training and research directly to healthcare settings.

Occupational balance

The project supports primary care professionals in helping parents of children with specific support needs maintain occupational balance, well-being and quality of life through tailored conversations and counselling.

EBSOLLICT 2.0

The project investigates different simulation-based learning modalities to strengthen healthcare education, professional development and non-technical skills, while expanding digital and immersive simulation opportunities for education and research.

Our research output and publications

Towards a generic competency framework for all primary care professionals

Research and education network for optimal primary care in Flanders.

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Development of learning objects on transcultural competencies in nursing.

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Jorrit Campens

Jorrit Campens
Older people, digitalisation and IT use among older adults.

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Gabriƫl Cantaert

Gabriël Cantaert
Professional wellbeing, interprofessional collaboration, interprofessional education, lifelong learning, planetary health.
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Thomas Cuelenaere

Thomas Cuelenaere
Technology-driven crisis management in healthcare, simulation and virtual reality in medical education, intensive and emergency care practice, collaboration with the healthcare industry. 

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Catherine De Vos

Catherine De Vos
Biodiverse therapeutic green spaces, green care, communication with people with communication impairments.

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Nico De Witte

Nico De Witte
Older adults and elderly care, multidimensional frailty in older adults, loneliness among older adults, housing for older adults, older adults and technology.

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Ellen Goossens

Ellen Goossens
Simulation-based learning, TRM principles, Virtual Reality, informal caregiving and interculturality, end-of-life care, euthanasia.

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Deborah Lambotte

Deborah Lambotte
Informal caregiving, care networks, psychosocial wellbeing of formal and informal care providers.

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Jana Van Damme

Jana Van Damme
Simulation-based learning, TRM principles, Virtual Reality, Team-Based Learning

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Leen Van Landschoot

Leen Van Landschoot
Primary care, interprofessional collaboration, interprofessional education

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Peter Walleghem

Peter Walleghem
Psychosocial wellbeing of formal and informal caregivers
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Curious to learn more?

Do you find our research on collaboration and learning interesting? Then be sure to visit the webpage of the 360° Care and Well-being Research centre and discover more research clusters.