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The Content Committee aims to facilitate international, interdisciplinary, and interprofessional cooperation among COHEHRE member institutions, promoting innovation and capacity building in higher education within health, social care, and rehabilitation.

 

With this framework, the Content Committee reinforces COHEHRE’s mission to drive interprofessional collaboration and innovation in higher education, promoting an integrated and sustainable approach to the future of health and social care education.

 

Goals

 

  • Strengthen interprofessional collaboration in health, social care, and rehabilitation education programs by fostering innovative teaching, joint research, and curriculum development.
  • Promote capacity building through targeted activities for faculty and students, ensuring their preparedness for the digital transition and enhancing their competencies for evolving educational and professional landscapes.
  • Engage students actively in the co-creation of academic content and initiatives, aligning with their needs and expectations while embedding sustainable practices and ethical responsibility in education.
  • Disseminate innovative practices, research outcomes, and collaborative projects, fostering a culture of knowledge exchange and internationalization across member institutions.

Functions

 

The Content Committee serves as a platform to initiate, support, and coordinate various activities, fostering networking among member institutions and facilitating joint initiatives. It is composed of faculty members with a high level of commitment, recognized expertise, and extensive scientific and higher education knowledge.

 

Its main functions include:

 

  • Content coordination and development: Oversees content suggestions, speaker proposals, and identifies potential hosts for organizing seminars, capacity-building workshops, and student activities.
  • Promotion of interprofessional student mobility: Organizes seminars, workshops, and student mobility events focusing on interdisciplinary and international approaches. See calendar
  • Curriculum development and joint research: Supports the creation of joint degree programs and collaborations to achieve a more consistent international approach in health and social care education.
  • Innovation and best practice sharing: Encourages knowledge exchange and dissemination of products and outcomes from COHEHRE initiatives.
  • Consulting and strategic support: Assists member institutions in designing strategies for internationalization and interprofessional collaboration.