Good Practices
The professional care of people with multimorbidity and dementia is a key issue and challenge throughout Europe. It requires flexibility, expertise and a great deal of empathy, as different clinical pictures and needs must be taken into account simultaneously.
To provide guidance for professionals, the SACRED project partners collected and mapped local good practices from their regions (Treviso, Italy; Rotterdam, Netherlands; Valencia, Spain; Tenerife, Spain; Syros, Greece; Flanders, Belgium). These include community-based initiatives, innovative care models, and practical tools that are being used in real-world settings.
The more than 20 compiled good practices show diverse approaches of how professional care quality can be improved, self-determination of patients can be promoted, and resources can be used wisely.
Data Base of Good Practices
Have a look at the different good practices of dementia and multimorbidity care, that have been collected within the SACRED project! You can see all of them, or filter by country. By clicking at a good practice, you can access and download the full information.
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- Greece
- Italy
- Netherlands
- Spain
KAPI | Greece
Day Care Centres for the Elderly (KIFIs) | Greece
Ogni vita è un capolavoro | Italy
AMARIJN (STIP Method) | Netherlands
Odensehuis | Netherlands
EARLYDEM | Italy
Aafje, DZEP | Netherlands
SuPer | Italy
INTRINSIC | Greece
MildSIGHT | Italy
Acufade | Spain
Familiezorg | Belgium
Attent (STIP Method) | Netherlands
La Laguna SIN MURALLAS | Spain
Multidisciplinary Observation Unit (MOU) | Netherlands
CONNECTED CARE | Belgium
YOUNG-D | Belgium
P.C.A. | Greece
IJSSELHEEM (STIP Method) | Netherlands
Huis Perrekes | Belgium
MCI population screening | Greece
CSD | Italy
ODETTE | Belgium
Day Hospitalisation | Greece
Interactive map of Good Practices
The interactive map provides an overview of the locations of the Good Practices. Move freely through the map and explore dementia and multimorbidity care across Europe.