Palliative care is typically presented to the public as being “high touch” and “low tech”. However, through digital technologies, palliative care is set to become both: high touch and high tech.
This is why the research project NeDiPal aims to understand and improve the usage of digital technologies – defined as software, hardware, and supporting infrastructures – for palliative care by professionals, patients, relatives and other informal caregivers.
NeDiPal uses an innovative approach by analyzing the co-production of care work between palliative home care providers and care recipients, relatives, and other informal caregivers through the lens of Luhmannian systems theory.
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Latest News
Project Website Launched
After several months of preparation, the NeDiPal-project website was launched. This article will explain how it was made and what it will be used for in the coming years.
Latest Publications
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Seven new MSCA Fellows strengthen research at VUB
Vrije Universiteit Brussel / vub.be / Read more -
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Marie Skłodowska Curie Postdoctoral Fellowship eingeworben von Dr. Anna Bauer
Department of Sociology / soziologie.lmu.de / Read more -
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NeDiPal project presentation at the research group Tempus Omnia Revelat (TOR)
