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Exploring Digital Rehabilitation: Perspectives of Rwandan Service Users and Professionals.

The findings highlight the need for greater affordability and accessibility across Rwanda’s tiered healthcare system, and the potential of digital rehabilitation. These results underscore the importance of advocating for rehabilitation, digital literacy and skills training, and increasing the number of rehabilitation professionals at all levels of the healthcare system.

Community Health Workers and Service Users’ Experiences of a Community-based Digital Rehabilitation Application

The experiences of both community health workers (CHWs) and service users were positive. CHWs clearly saw the contribution to their communities and doing the suggested exercise programs from the application enabled service users to resume their daily activities. The interviews highlighted opportunities to increase rehabilitation access in primary care using innovative digital solutions. Even small improvements in access to evidence-based services have the potential to have a significant impact when scaled to the wider society.

Uzbekistan’s university staff getting inspired about bioeconomy innovations

Bioeconomy forms the base of the Uzbekistan’s economy in terms of economic growth and employment. Uzbekistan aims to boost its bioeconomy capacities as well as education. While developing bioeconomy master programme the Uzbek university staff also have enhanced their practical bioeconomy knowledge through study visits in Finland and the Baltic countries.

Creating engaging online learning materials for VET

Digital transformation requires teachers to rethink their teaching methods and materials used for learning. We used peer mentoring as a pedagogical tool and explored various digital tools to answer this challenge.

Rehabilitation Professionals’ Attitudes Towards Technology Use and their Perspectives on Rehabilitation Services

Nordic-Baltic teacher cooperation on master’s programme in nursing

Network work helps to improve the quality of education and to identify areas for development. The Nordic-Baltic network of the English-language Advanced Practice Nursing education has good experiences of how Jamk’s master’s program can be developed even better to meet the needs of education, working life and health care stakeholders.