Care ecosystems are based on the development of local experiences that help to create more personalised, flexible and community-based care models, based on social innovation, promoting care at home and improving synergies between the social and health systems.
Nerea Etxaniz
Researcher
Researcher at Matia Institute. Psychologist (Universidad País Vasco, 1999). Specialist in Management and Direction of Social and Health Resources (UCM ,2000). Specialist in Psychosocial Intervention in Gerontology (Matia Fundazioa, 2003). Master in General Health Psychology (at present - UNIR, 2020).
I have been working at Matia Instituto since 2004. In recent years, I have focused my professional work on different areas related to research and implementation of Person-Centred Care Practices, both in the residential and home environment, on tasks such as accompanying and advising professionals, documentation of good practices, evaluation, development of participatory processes at community level, teaching and generation of training materials, within the regional, state and European framework.
nerea.etxaniz@matia.eus
Projects
More and more people in Gipuzkoa are deciding to become volunteers and accompany those in need, contributing to their wellbeing.
Egiten ikasi aims to design and develop innovative and contrasted pedagogical resources, based on research and developed in co-creation processes, that favor the acquisition of attitudinal and instrumental competencies for care in the framework of ACP, to promote the advancement of this care appr
Within Pasaia Herri Lab, together with the projects (AGASE, HAUSKOR, between Hurkoa and Adinkide and OK at home) and Pasaia City Council as promoter, Etxean Bizi is a fundamental piece in the generation of the necessary conditions, so that elderly people who need support and decide to continue li
The EXTENSOR project addresses a relevant problem, musculoskeletal disorders are the first cause of sick leave and represent 45.8% of the cost of occupational diseases in the Basque Country.
Intergenerational community development project funded by the Provincial Council of Gipuzkoa and implemented by Matia Institute and Adinkide, which seeks to work on the inclusion of people at risk of social exclusion involving different community agents in both the search for solutions and their
QAVAD is a European Erasmus + project that, from the binomial accompaniment/care and training, seeks to promote the development or maintenance of cognitive, motor and social skills, essential for the quality of life of those people who require support and wish to remain in their homes.
This study, like its predecessor, "Comer a gusto, vivir con calidad", aims to increase the well-being, nutrition and hydration o
It is a social action program based on the training of social workers to improve the quality of life of dependent elderly people and people with functional diversity. The project focuses on combining "life projects" and "care projects", providing personalized support through holistic solutions.
The practice "Eating well, living with quality" is part of a process of institutional change of the care model and is developed from a participatory action-research approach. It is part of a broader institutional project in which actions at the organizational, architectural, training, etc.
Publications
09 February 2023
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Etxean Bizi
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Participation in forums
Fecha: 12.07.2022
Type: Conference
Fecha: 25.09.2019
Type: Conference
Contribution: Presentation
Seminar "Advanced Applications of the AICP Model in Centres and Services and Evaluation of Results".
Fecha: 30.05.2019
Type: Seminar
Contribution: Presentation
Fecha: 26.03.2019
Type: Conference
Contribution: Presentation
Fecha: 12.07.2018
Type: Course
Contribution: Presentation