How local stakeholders’ social representations shape the future of ageing in place: Insights from ‘health and care social innovations’ in Wallonia (Belgium)

Bensliman, Rachida; Fossati, Ela Callorda; Casini, Annalisa; Degavre, Florence; Mahieu, Céline

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“…One of the most notable innovations that have propelled nursing into the future is telehealth and telemedicine. The COVID-19 pandemic acted as a catalyst for the widespread adoption of telehealth, and nurses played a pivotal role in making this transition seamless [4]. These healthcare professionals quickly adapted to the use of telecommunication tools to provide remote patient care, conduct virtual assessments, and offer guidance, thereby minimizing the risk of disease transmission and significantly enhancing the accessibility of healthcare services.…”

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Innovations in Nursing: Shaping the Future of Healthcare

Neha Kushwaha, Manohar Kumar, Muna Subba, Mihin Rinu

2023

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The field of nursing is at the forefront of a healthcare revolution, driven by remarkable innovations that are reshaping the industry. Innovations such as telehealth and telemedicine have improved access to care, while artificial intelligence and big data are enhancing diagnostics and treatment personalization. Wearable health tech empowers individuals to monitor and manage their health, and robotic assistance is revolutionizing patient care and surgical precision. Genomic nursing, meanwhile, is providing personalized care based on an individual's genetic makeup. These advancements offer benefits like increased patient convenience, early disease detection, and improved treatment outcomes. However, challenges including data privacy and regulatory compliance must be addressed for responsible integration. As nursing continues to lead the way, the future of healthcare looks promising, offering more patient-centered, efficient, and accessible healthcare systems.

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Innovations in Nursing: Shaping the Future of Healthcare

Neha Kushwaha, Manohar Kumar, Muna Subba, Mihin Rinu

2023

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Revolutionising health and social care: innovative solutions for a brighter tomorrow – a systematic review of the literature

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Background In an era marked by rapid technological advancements, changing demographics, and evolving healthcare needs, the landscape of health services has been undergoing a profound transformation. Innovation has emerged as a central force driving change in the healthcare sector, as stakeholders across the globe strive to enhance the quality, accessibility, and efficiency of healthcare services. Objective Within this dynamic context, this systematic literature review explored the barriers and driving forces behind successful health service innovation. Methods A comprehensive systematic literature review was conducted using the Griffith University Library search engine and databases that included PubMed, ProQuest, Web of Science, Scopus, and CINHAL. To achieve the study goal, the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses guidelines and the associated PRISMA checklist guided the review and reporting method. Results Findings from this review identified a need for a universal definition of health innovation that encompasses the unique complexities and challenges within this context. In our comprehensive analysis of healthcare innovation, we have uncovered pivotal findings that underscore the indispensable nature of a well-structured framework. Conclusions To succeed in fostering innovation within the health and social care sectors, it is imperative to establish an overarching organisational culture that meticulously addresses the following key components: team challenges; communication and collaboration; governance goals and authentic leadership, environmental engagement; and innovation endurance. Through systematic analysis of existing literature, this review offers a definition of health innovation, covering its conceptual foundations, determinants, and barriers, and provides a framework for creating an innovative culture.

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Innovative Approaches Supporting Social Change, Improved Quality of Human Life, and Enhanced Planetary Consciousness Across Europe

Dryjanska,

Krzyworzeka

2024

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This research uses a dialogical approach to the theory of social representations to investigate examples of social innovation in volunteer and community projects across Europe. Social representational processes shape public agendas and determine which issues are put forward. One example of this dynamic communicative exchange is the annual Social Innovation Competition of the European Innovation Council, for which an award is given each year. The study looks at a total of 36 projects that won awards over 10 years of the competition in Europe. Our archival research focuses on and discusses the co-construction of the meaning of innovation in relation to ecology. The analysis concentrates on the countries of origin of the projects, as well as the thematic areas, in relation to the themes of social innovation selected by the European Innovation Council. In this process, three crucial voices are examined, including the voice of the European Innovation Council, voice of the innovator in each award-winning project, and voice of the general public. The results indicate that members of volunteer and community sectors propose socially innovative initiatives, especially in the areas of enhancing planetary consciousness and improving the quality of human life.

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How local stakeholders’ social representations shape the future of ageing in place: Insights from ‘health and care social innovations’ in Wallonia (Belgium)

Cited by 3 publications

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Innovations in Nursing: Shaping the Future of Healthcare

Innovations in Nursing: Shaping the Future of Healthcare

Revolutionising health and social care: innovative solutions for a brighter tomorrow – a systematic review of the literature

Innovative Approaches Supporting Social Change, Improved Quality of Human Life, and Enhanced Planetary Consciousness Across Europe

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