The STUDICODE project organized its first stakeholder consultation for feedback on the course planning. On February 21, the consortium presented the project contents and its media formats to the international audience. 15 participants from seven countries took part. Among them were healthcare professionals, academic teachers, representatives of educational NGOs as well as patient and carer organisations. After a project overview, country specific addenda were demonstrated. The Slovakian interactive map of available services, dementia management during the pandemic in Romania, PTSD of immigrants in Slovenia and additional information on the German Dementia Strategy depict a more specific type of the course.
The stakeholders had the opportunity to discuss their overall feedback on the course. By this, valuable suggestions were received. In general, the project outline as well as the media formats were perceived positively. It has high potential to be a pioneer for further digital learning formats.
Proposals like, including the addition of a live Q&A session, interviews with people with dementia and informal caretakers and brief downloadable summaries after each chapter, are taken into account.
The STUDICODE consortium highly appreciates the valuable feedback and marvelous suggestions.
The stakeholder consultation is the first “Multiplier Event” of the STUDICODE project.