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TRIO showcased at the International Conference Learning and Implementing Social Innovation

Maria van Zeller, from INESC-TEC presented the TRIO project on November 8th in Coimbra, to illustrate how ICT and health can work together at the International Conference Learning and Implementing Social Innovation – talking about Smart Healthy Age-Friendly Environments. This conference was co-organised by the Nursing School of Coimbra, SHINE 2Europe and AFEdemy, and aimed […]

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The European Commission puts forward declaration on digital rights and principles for everyone in the EU 

“The Commission welcomes the agreement reached with the Parliament and the Council on the European declaration on digital rights and principles. The declaration, proposed in January, establishes a clear reference point about the kind of human-centred digital transformation that the EU promotes and defends, at home and abroad. It builds on key EU values and

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International Conference: Learning and Implementing Social Innovation

On November 8th and 9th, we will talk about Smart Healthy Age-friendly Environments and Social Innovation in Coimbra. This conference is co-organised by the Nursing School of Coimbra, SHINE 2Europe and AFEdemy, and aims to share and discuss approaches, projects and best practices related to Social Innovation and how to implement and develop healthier and

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In Portugal only 55% of people have at least basic digital skills

In the TRIO project, partners are committed to empower citizens of different ages and levels of education, providing an integrated approach of the competences and skills on health, digital and data, empowering them to navigate in the eHealth world. TRIO partners will analyse and document the national results of each country, with conclusions for the

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