Learning about Self-Management and Health Apps in MIG Health Project
Discover the objectives and content of the MIG Health Apps project, including the role of health apps in promoting well-being and enhancing patient autonomy. Explore the training program's components and structure to improve general awareness of self-management and health apps.
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1 7 2 8 3 https://apps4health.eu/ 9 4 Module 1 Module 1 - - Self General awareness on the relevance of General awareness on the relevance of self self- -management and Health apps management and Health apps Self- -learning session learning session (1.3) (1.3) 10 5 11 6 Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.
Partners 1. Prevent UNIVERSITAT DE VALENCIA VALENCIA, SPAIN www.uv.es WESTFALISCHE HOCHSCHULE GELSENKIRCHEN, BOCHOLT, RECKLINGHAUSEN GELSENKIRCHEN, GERMANY www.w-hs.de PROLEPSIS ATHENS, GREECE www.prolepsis.gr OXFAM ITALIA INTERCULTURA AREZZO, ITALY www.oxfamitalia.org/ CONNEXIONS ATHENS, GREECE www.connexions.gr 3. Participate 2. Empower RESET CYPRUS www.resetcy.com media k GmbH Bad Mergentheim, GERMANY www.media-k.eu COORDINA ORGANIZACI N DE EMPRESAS Y RECURSOS HUMANOS, S.L. VALENCIA, SPAIN coordina-oerh.com AMSED STRASBOURG, FRANCE www.amsed.fr
Self-learning Session: Content 1. Quiz and Self-assessment 1. Prevent 3. Participate 2. Empower
1.3 General awareness on the relevance of self-management and Health apps What is the main objective of the Mig Health Apps project? One answer is correct! A. The aim of MIG-HEALTH APPS is to show migrants training opportunities in different languages. B. The aim of MIG-HEALTH APPS is to increase the competences of migrants in using health apps
1.3 General awareness on the relevance of self-management and Health apps Health apps can help us to One answer is correct! A. promote health B. increase patients' autonomy C. improve or monitor health D. All answers are correct
1.3 General awareness on the relevance of self-management and Health apps What will we find in the Mig Health Apps training programme? One answer is correct! B. Downloadable books A. Games C. Photo editing tools D. Health Apps
1.3 General awareness on the relevance of self-management and Health apps Which of the following answers is correct? A. The training programme includes the following sessions: Teaching sessions Experiential training sessions Self-learning supported by online training tools Closing sessions B. The training programme includes the following sessions: Teaching sessions Experiential training sessions Closing sessions
1.3 General awareness on the relevance of self-management and Health apps Which of these topics can you find in the Mig-Health Apps training programme? Two answers are correct! B. Health Apps for pets care A.Health Apps for Physical Activity C. Women's Health and relevant Apps D. Heatlh Apps for recycling
Congratulations! You have completed the self- learning of this module! Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.
