Edelweiss Aldasoro
Biographic Data
| ID | 6777310 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Edelweiss Aldasoro |
| GIVEN NAMES | Edelweiss |
| FAMILY NAME | Aldasoro |
| SIGNATURE | ALDASORO E |
| AFFILIATIONS | International Foundation for Integrated Care |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3719-3622 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Exploring the Applicability of Case Study Research in Investigating Service Integration
Introduction: The primary focus of this paper is the application of case study design to investigate the integration of complex health services. Description: This paper presents a co-created case study research project that examined the integration of a regional palliative care service. It outlines the study’s design including the mixed-methods approach to data collection and the processes used for analysis and triangulation. The paper also detai…
Exploratory Application of Doughnut Economics in Integrated Care
1) Background: Integrated Care aims to address the diverse needs of individuals and communities by providing seamless, people and community-led services, but it often overlooks ecological and environmental sustainability. This workshop introduces participants to Doughnut Economics(1)—a framework that promotes thriving within ecological and social boundaries—and explores its application to Integrated Care. By aligning Doughnut Economics with the s…
Developing the key features of Integrated care accountability and integrated care regulation
Integrated care accountability (ICA) and integrated care regulation (ICR) are perceived as something new and different from the traditional governing approach. Accountability is understood as the process of ‘being called to account to some authority for one’s actions’. Whereas, following Selznick, supervision is the ‘sustained and focused control exercised by a public agency over activities which are valued by a community’. ICA and ICR are presum…
Actionable policies for high-quality integrated long-term care
Background: The EU funded Project Laurel aims to understand regional differences in integrated long-term care (I-LTC) provisions in Europe, along with the associated support solutions. The Laurel project's primary objective is to develop actionable policies that can effectively respond to the challenges of growing demand, economic constraints, accessibility, affordability, workforce shortages, and the need for systemic reforms in LTC. By identify…
Re-invigorating the Global Network for Integrated Care Education and Training
Background: Education and training in integrated care have been the focus of many presentations at previous events, and the subject of recent publications related to the need for globally-aligned competencies for the integrated care workforce. IFIC's Education and Training SIG was founded in 2017 with an aim to build a global network of researchers and educators focused on best practices for workforce development in integrated care. During the pa…
Assessing Readiness for Integrated Telerehabilitation Care
Introduction: The integration of digital health solutions in rehabilitation care holds promise for equitable healthcare, particularly in rural areas. This study assesses the readiness of health and care systems in Ireland, Portugal, and Spain for integrated telerehabilitation care, conducted through a comprehensive survey between April and June 2021. Target Audience: The ROSIA project provides insights for policymakers, professionals, and academi…
How was it for us? Experiences of Co-researchers in a Palliative Care Case Study Research Evaluation
Background: Case study research evaluations are widely acknowledged as an optimal approach for examining complex interventions within complex systems. The co-authors undertook a case study research evaluation of a regional palliative integrated care service employing a participatory methodology, wherein academics and practitioners jointly conducted the research. This collaborative approach fostered an equal partnership, allowing co-researchers to…
Advancing Integrated Care Education
Introduction: IFIC’s Integrated Care Academy has been providing training and development to diverse groups, including researchers, policymakers, health and care practitioners, as well as formal and informal carers in the past few years. There is some research in the areas of the specific skills, knowledge, and competency required for working in the context of care integration. However, we do not know to what extent this knowledge has been incorpo…
International case studies of integrated models of chronic disease care at the primary-secondary care interface
Introduction: Better management of chronic disease care at the primary-secondary care interface is pivotal in managing the challenge of increasing health care demand in the context of an ageing population. However, compared to the substantial body of research and policy literature exploring international best practice in chronic disease care more broadly, there has been more limited effort to examine integrated models of chronic disease care at t…
Design, delivery and evaluation of an academically accredited programme in the principles of integrated care - an Irish perspective
Ireland is experiencing structural changes and shifting the model of care away from acute centric models, however, there was no academically accredited programme available to educate workforce in the principles of integrated care (IC). As new models of IC are being designed, implemented or scaled up, new workforce competencies are required. This presentation is addressed to anyone interested in developing, delivering and evaluating academically a…
Exploring the application of the navigation model with people experiencing homelessness
People experiencing homelessness are known to be at risk of disproportionately poor health outcomes and often face barriers in accessing healthcare. Patient navigation (PN) has been identified as a way to address health disparities and engage underserved populations with healthcare services . This scoping review aims to understand how PN models have been utilized with people experiencing homelessness and other comparable populations to date and m…
The Integrated Care Workforce
The Integrated Care Workforce - why is nobody interested
Introduction: The health and care workforce was under pressure long before the pandemic, not least because of the constant development of new technologies, policy reforms and dwindling ressources. In recent years, concepts like the Quadruple Aim or the WHO European Framework for Action for integrated health services delivery have helped to highlight the importance of workforce planning, education and training or role definitions for integrated ca…
Always Look on the Bright Side – Lessons Learned from Another Decade of Integrating Care
Scaling up case management strategies. The Pami program
The International Journal of Integrated Care (IJIC) is an online, open-access, peer-reviewed scientific journal that publishes original articles in the field of integrated care on a continuous basis.IJIC has an Impact Factor of 5.120 (2020 JCR, received in June 2021)
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Scaling up case management strategies. The Pami program
The International Journal of Integrated Care (IJIC) is an online, open-access, peer-reviewed scientific journal that publishes original articles in the field of integrated care on a continuous basis.IJIC has an Impact Factor of 5.120 (2020 JCR, received in June 2021)
Always Look on the Bright Side – Lessons Learned from Another Decade of Integrating Care
Exploring the application of the navigation model with people experiencing homelessness
People experiencing homelessness are known to be at risk of disproportionately poor health outcomes and often face barriers in accessing healthcare. Patient navigation (PN) has been identified as a way to address health disparities and engage underserved populations with healthcare services . This scoping review aims to understand how PN models have been utilized with people experiencing homelessness and other comparable populations to date and m…
The Integrated Care Workforce
The Integrated Care Workforce - why is nobody interested
Introduction: The health and care workforce was under pressure long before the pandemic, not least because of the constant development of new technologies, policy reforms and dwindling ressources. In recent years, concepts like the Quadruple Aim or the WHO European Framework for Action for integrated health services delivery have helped to highlight the importance of workforce planning, education and training or role definitions for integrated ca…
Design, delivery and evaluation of an academically accredited programme in the principles of integrated care - an Irish perspective
Ireland is experiencing structural changes and shifting the model of care away from acute centric models, however, there was no academically accredited programme available to educate workforce in the principles of integrated care (IC). As new models of IC are being designed, implemented or scaled up, new workforce competencies are required. This presentation is addressed to anyone interested in developing, delivering and evaluating academically a…
Assessing Readiness for Integrated Telerehabilitation Care
Introduction: The integration of digital health solutions in rehabilitation care holds promise for equitable healthcare, particularly in rural areas. This study assesses the readiness of health and care systems in Ireland, Portugal, and Spain for integrated telerehabilitation care, conducted through a comprehensive survey between April and June 2021. Target Audience: The ROSIA project provides insights for policymakers, professionals, and academi…
How was it for us? Experiences of Co-researchers in a Palliative Care Case Study Research Evaluation
Background: Case study research evaluations are widely acknowledged as an optimal approach for examining complex interventions within complex systems. The co-authors undertook a case study research evaluation of a regional palliative integrated care service employing a participatory methodology, wherein academics and practitioners jointly conducted the research. This collaborative approach fostered an equal partnership, allowing co-researchers to…
Advancing Integrated Care Education
Introduction: IFIC’s Integrated Care Academy has been providing training and development to diverse groups, including researchers, policymakers, health and care practitioners, as well as formal and informal carers in the past few years. There is some research in the areas of the specific skills, knowledge, and competency required for working in the context of care integration. However, we do not know to what extent this knowledge has been incorpo…
International case studies of integrated models of chronic disease care at the primary-secondary care interface
Introduction: Better management of chronic disease care at the primary-secondary care interface is pivotal in managing the challenge of increasing health care demand in the context of an ageing population. However, compared to the substantial body of research and policy literature exploring international best practice in chronic disease care more broadly, there has been more limited effort to examine integrated models of chronic disease care at t…
Exploring the Applicability of Case Study Research in Investigating Service Integration
Introduction: The primary focus of this paper is the application of case study design to investigate the integration of complex health services. Description: This paper presents a co-created case study research project that examined the integration of a regional palliative care service. It outlines the study’s design including the mixed-methods approach to data collection and the processes used for analysis and triangulation. The paper also detai…
Exploratory Application of Doughnut Economics in Integrated Care
1) Background: Integrated Care aims to address the diverse needs of individuals and communities by providing seamless, people and community-led services, but it often overlooks ecological and environmental sustainability. This workshop introduces participants to Doughnut Economics(1)—a framework that promotes thriving within ecological and social boundaries—and explores its application to Integrated Care. By aligning Doughnut Economics with the s…
Developing the key features of Integrated care accountability and integrated care regulation
Integrated care accountability (ICA) and integrated care regulation (ICR) are perceived as something new and different from the traditional governing approach. Accountability is understood as the process of ‘being called to account to some authority for one’s actions’. Whereas, following Selznick, supervision is the ‘sustained and focused control exercised by a public agency over activities which are valued by a community’. ICA and ICR are presum…
Actionable policies for high-quality integrated long-term care
Background: The EU funded Project Laurel aims to understand regional differences in integrated long-term care (I-LTC) provisions in Europe, along with the associated support solutions. The Laurel project's primary objective is to develop actionable policies that can effectively respond to the challenges of growing demand, economic constraints, accessibility, affordability, workforce shortages, and the need for systemic reforms in LTC. By identify…
Re-invigorating the Global Network for Integrated Care Education and Training
Background: Education and training in integrated care have been the focus of many presentations at previous events, and the subject of recent publications related to the need for globally-aligned competencies for the integrated care workforce. IFIC's Education and Training SIG was founded in 2017 with an aim to build a global network of researchers and educators focused on best practices for workforce development in integrated care. During the pa…
Health care (12 works) · Integrated care (12 works) · Interprofessional Education and Collaboration (11 works) · Medicine (8 works) · Nursing (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Workforce (5 works) · Healthcare Quality and Management (3 works)