Tomorrow's Care Work competition seeks new ideas
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The Finnish Institute of Occupational Health organised a competition called Huomisen hoivatyö Innovations. The theme of the competition relates to the future of care work, that is, how care work can be carried out in the future.
The competition had three categories. The first category sought worker-driven innovations. This means ideas that arise from the work of people who do care work themselves.
The second category featured citizen-driven innovations, where the ideas come from ordinary citizens. The third category included technology-, policy- and organisation-driven innovations. These ideas focus on developing technology, decision-making or the way work is organised.
This article contains no information about the competition's winners, prizes or exact schedules. Readers can find more information directly from the Finnish Institute of Occupational Health's announcements.
Sources: Työterveyslaitos
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