Current Projects
of the iso-Institute
Scientific Processing of the German Sample of the European Survey of Enterprises on New and Emerging Risks (ESENER) from the Years 2009, 2014 and 2019
Laufzeit: Januar 2022 - September 2023
Scientific Processing of the German Sample of the European Survey of Enterprises on New and Emerging Risks (ESENER) from the Years 2009, 2014 and 2019
To Read FurtherScientific and Professional Support of Model Measures for Improvements in Long-Term Care
Laufzeit: Oktober 2017 – September 2023
The aim of this model programme of the German Federal Ministry of Health is to promote the further development of the German Nursing Care Insurance. It is intended to expand the range of services (including special target groups), to improve the quality of existing services, to enable the use of services and to implement a new definition of the nursing care.
To Read FurtherWeiterführung „Demografie Netzwerk Saar – DNS“ (IV)
Laufzeit: Juli 2022 - Dezember 2028
The Demografie Netzwerk Saar (Demography Network Saar) (DNS) is a cross-sectoral regional network aimed at companies based in the Saarland, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, and craft enterprises.
To Read FurtherContinuing Education Counselling for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in the Saarland (WBB)
Laufzeit: Juli 2022 – Dezember 2028
On behalf of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Labour, Energy and Transport, the iso-Institut is coordinating an outreach and holistic continuing education advisory service for Saarland companies with up to 250 employees.
To Read FurtherVirtual Working Design in a Structurally Weak Region (ViSAAR)
Project Duration: May 2021 - April 2024
The Saarland is particularly affected by structural and demographic changes compared to the rest of Germany. Innovative and sustainable concepts are therefore crucially needed to improve and to increase the competitiveness and the attractiveness of this region as a business location. The focus here lies particularly on digitalisation and virtualisation of the working world as future-oriented structural change requires transferable solutions. To this end, for the individual applications of these new concepts in companies, human-centred and not purely technology-centred scenarios have to be developed and tested for their applicability.
To Read FurtherSupporting Digital Care Processes for the Design of Good Interaction Work (ProDigA)
Laufzeit: April 2020 – März 2023
High-quality care for people with complex neurological diseases, such as stroke or multiple sclerosis, is characterised by intensive exchange between the patient and the service providers involved in the care process. Physical and mental limitations, which can change constantly during the course of the disease, require continuous adaptation of the aids and remedies, the vital medications as well as therapeutic offers and household-related services.
To Read FurtherCross-Sectoral Deployment of Usual Care Workers for Dementia Patients (SEBDem)
Laufzeit: 01.6.2023 – 31.5.2026
Dementia patients have a high demand for care, supervision and day structuring. The legislator has reacted to this need in SGB XI with the financing of care services. However, if dementia patients have to undergo a hospital stay and thus come under the legal regulation of SGB V, they cannot currently use care services.
To Read FurtherPfleMeO: Pflegeeinrichtungen – Mental ermunternde Organisationen
Laufzeit: Juni 2022 - Oktober 2024
PfleMeO: Pflegeeinrichtungen - Mental ermunternde Organisationen
To Read FurtherPerHeart: Personalized ICT solution to reduce re-hospitalization rates in heart failure elderly patients
Project Duration: September 2020 – August 2023
Heart failure (CHF) is the most common single diagnosis for hospital admissions and is one of the leading causes of death. The majority of patients are over 65 years of age, and demographic trends and improved survival rates for cardiovascular disease will increase the importance of heart failure as a burden on the health care system in the future. In addition, there is a very high rate of readmissions (rehospitalisation) of these patients. The reduction of readmissions for inpatient treatment is therefore an important task for relieving the burden on the healthcare system. This is where the European project PerHeart comes in: Through the use of information and communication technology (ICT), the health care of HI patients is to be demonstrably improved and the re-hospitalisation rate of those affected significantly reduced.
To Read FurtherLEDSOL: Clean and Sustainable Water through Intelligent UV/LED Disinfection and Solar Energy Use
Project Duration: May 2022 - April 2025
LEDSOL: Clean and Sustainable Water through Intelligent UV/LED Disinfection and Solar Energy Use
To Read FurtherCompetence Centre for Labour Research: Shaping Transformation in the Saar-Pfalz Corridor of the Future - Value-Oriented Working and Learning in the Circular Economy (KOMATRA)
Project Duration: 2023 – 2027
As part of the project, a centre of excellence for labour research is being established together with 14 industrial and research partners from Saarland and Rhineland-Palatinate. The project is funded by the BMBF programme "Innovations for tomorrow's production, services and work" as part of the funding measure "Regional competence centres for labour research".
To Read FurtherEvaluation of the Federal Programme “Local Alliances for People with Dementia“
Laufzeit: September 2021 - Dezember 2024
The topic of dementia is increasingly moving into the focus of the general public hence more and more people are directly or indirectly affected by the disease. Considering the decreasing resources on one hand and the time-consuming care of people with dementia on the other hand, an optimisation of the networking of informal as well as professional help is coming into focus. Significant impulses for innovation are expected through a creative linking of such assistance and by promoting cooperation between professionals, relatives and laypersons.
To Read FurtherEvaluation of the "WinterAktion" Saar
Evaluation of the "WinterAktion" Saar
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