Successfully coordinating and managing a large European project starts with a detailed work plan Below is a so-called GANTT chart, which shows the timeline and distribution of tasks throughout the duration of the SP-EU project. Click here to download the GANTT chart

What makes Social Prescribing easy or hard in different areas of Europe? In parallel to the Randomised Controlled Study (RCT), we will explore enabling and disabling factors to implement Social Prescribing (SP) in many European countries, namely in the comparative qualitative study. The comparative qualitative study (also called “qualitative analysis”) will be conducted in five… Continue reading Comparative Qualitative Study

Testing our adapted interventions at 10 clinical hubs The adapted Social Prescribing (SP) interventions that were developed in the Co-Creation Work Stream will be tested in the so-called pragmatic randomised controlled trial (RCT), a clinical study being conducted in ten European countries (Belgium, Croatia, Denmark, Germany, Poland, Portugal, Spain, and Switzerland). Click here to download this… Continue reading Randomised Controlled Trial (RCT)

Co-creating effective SP interventions The general methodological idea of SP-EU is to first co-create adaptated Social Prescribing (SP) interventions based on the needs of the following groups: The co-creation of an adapted SP intervention for our three target groups will be conducted at ten hubs in eight European countries (Belgium, Croatia, Denmark, Germany, Poland, Portugal, Spain, and Switzerland). Click… Continue reading Co-Creation Work Stream

SP-EU involves countries from all over Europe for different work streams Our work plan includes representatives from 18 European countries, with 11 countries as official members of the SP-EU consortium. Feel free to download and share this map and its caption, depicting the main work streams of SP-EU by countries as well as the countries of… Continue reading Work Streams across Europe