social media for internal knowledge sharing

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visibility on social media such as Facebook and Twitter: by distributing videos (a day out with…) (see Icare for an example ) or by using your own accounts to find the right tone of voice for communication (for example, look on Facebook at the popular fictional characters Constance van Aerdenne, Tante Lenie , Uncle Bert and Little Brian…)
background information on your own website with sufficient opportunities for the visitor to make themselves known (e.g. by subscribing to your organization's digital newsletter or vacancy alert) or to get in touch with your ambassadors.
2. Work more efficiently
In order to work more efficiently, technological innovations such as home automation and monitoring must be used more and more often. It is important that the care providers support the use of new technology: cost efficiency alone is not a reason for them to use it, it must really contribute to the quality of care. In the context of efficiency, the need for cooperation and coordination between care providers and the provision of care as close to the care recipient as possible is also growing .

This recommendation actually exposes the russia phone data importance of the 2nd pillar of our strategic approach: involving stakeholders, in this case specifically the employee. If he does not see the use of the new online application, he will not use it. Furthermore, we see that efficiency can be achieved in both primary and secondary processes. There are online applications to support the primary care task towards the client, such as management systems for care professionals to monitor chronically ill clients at home and coach them to better self-care (so-called 'Buddies'). In addition, there are online applications that promote cooperation and knowledge sharing between care providers. Think of:

document management systems;
online knowledge bases about treatment methods or disease patterns;

(video) chat options for consultation;
3. Reorientation on the nature of care
There is a need for reorientation of the nature of care. An important element is that more attention should be paid to promoting a healthy lifestyle (client's own responsibility). Attention to prevention is currently still limited in nursing & care. In addition, promoting self-management of clients is important. Clients must be enabled to take control of (the extent of) their care and nursing themselves. The focus should be more on what clients can do instead of what they cannot do, in order to be able to continue living independently for as long as possible .