Project updates

Italy’s Healthcare System Gears Up for Educational Excellence with EUVECA Project
Regional Meeting Brings Together Local Health and Education Stakeholders On February 6th, the Italian partners from the EUVECA project: the Autonomous Province of Trento (PAT) and the Bruno Kessler Foundation (FBK) organised their first regional meeting involving all the various local stakeholders involved with healthcare, academic, lifelong learning, and professional training. This meeting was unique as it was the first time all these local actors were brought together.

Vocational excellence hubs supporting essential skills acquisition to health professionals
EUVECA presented at an event in the European Parliament which marked the launch of a report on essential skills for an effective and resilient European health workforce. The European Parliament’s interest group on Innovation in Health and Social Care hosted the launch event of the report ‘Essential Skills for an Effective and Resilient European Health Workforce’ produced by the European Health Policy Platform Stakeholder Network on Profiling and Training the

EUVECA at the launch event of the European health multistakeholder partnership
On 13 December, the BeWell project hosted the launch event of the European health multistakeholder partnership on skills gaps and emerging occupations set up under the Pact for Skills initiative. This online launch event focused on the importance of building a European-wide multistakeholder partnership to collaboratively work on shaping a European health workforce able to engage with the digital and green transformation of the sector. EUVECA was represented on the

The EUVECA project kicked-off
Nineteen partners from eight European countries, led by South Denmark, form a consortium for four years to establish seven Regional Vocational Excellence Hubs which will develop, test and offer future-oriented skills for the healthcare sector. The seven regional hubs (Denmark, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Slovenia, and Spain) will connect on a European Platform for Vocational Excellence in Health Care. The objective is to ensure coordination, adaption, innovation and upward