Transnational Lab Strategy

1. 3. Impact measurement and adjustment of the strategy

2. 4. Adjustment of the strategy

3. 5. Actionplan

4. Time schedule

4.1. next meeting beginning of September

4.2. Template country reports: 10 September

4.3. Country reports: 30 November 2020

5. 1. Country Reports

5.1. Home Care Situation

5.1.1. Drivers and obstacles for Home Care

5.1.2. Types of Home Care

5.1.3. Needs of beneficiaries (incl. COVID-19)

5.1.3.1. Elderly

5.1.3.2. children with special needs

5.1.3.3. people with disability

5.1.4. General situation of home care

5.1.4.1. Number of social service providers

5.1.4.2. Number of beneficiaries

5.1.5. National Strategies on home care

5.2. Social innovation structures

5.2.1. what structures exist

5.2.2. legal framework

5.2.3. finances

5.2.4. what is specialised used for home care innovation

5.2.5. What are the logjams?

5.3. Preliminary questionaire about available data

5.3.1. data about home care

5.3.1.1. what kinds of need assessments are available

5.3.2. data about innovation structures

5.4. International best practice (Core group)

5.4.1. austria

5.4.2. Sejdefa/France example in home care field/Social entrepreneurs

5.4.3. Andreas research

6. 2. Transnational analysis and draft

7. Aim of the Strategy: Our D-Care interregional structure as solution to tackle problems in the field of home care. The strategy is the tool to reach policy level for necessary changes e.g. in legislation.