TRANSiTION

Digital health presents great potential across the whole spectrum of the cancer patient trajectory. However, there are many challenges to its full deployment.  

The TRANSiTION project contributes to creating a new state-of-the-art education and training programme for healthcare professionals and non-clinical professionals that will enable the acquisition of digital skills and competencies for current and future needs that the integration of digital solutions generates. 

This will be achieved through a rigorous mapping of the current status of digital skills training and education across Europe and complemented by eliciting healthcare professionals, nonclinical professionals, patients, and carers’ needs analysis and transforming those into meaningful user requirements. The TRANSiTION introduces a co-creation approach bringing together professional associations, universities, educational centers, hospitals, and clinical centers. TRANSiTION introduces an innovative approach to practicing digital skills through the learning activities (Solving problems, working in teams, communicating, etc.) using ICT, as an enhancer. 

TRANSiTION will also support a swift transition to more effective and patient-centered health models. TRANSiTION brings together an interdisciplinary consortium of 27 partners from 15-member states with extensive expertise in the development, assessment, and successful implementation of continuous professional development and training programmes in health.