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The document discusses technology-mediated social services for older residents in remote villages in Northern Finland from the perspective of social work. It provides examples of online social service calculators that allow citizens to estimate their eligibility for social assistance. While such services increase access, challenges include needing adequate infrastructure, user-friendly interfaces, education for workers and clients, and adapting to more technology-focused generations. The presentation also notes a job training program that provides dual qualifications in social work and use of information technology in the field.
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- 1. Technology-mediated services for older in outlying villages Arja Kilpeläinen, Prague 2012
- 2. As a context Northern Finland Viewpoint of social work Couple of examples Social work, information technology and education Arja Kilpeläinen Prague 2
- 3. • I’m coming from.. 3 Arja Kilpeläinen Prague
- 4. Where do people live in Lapland? • Population: 183 488 (2010) • Density 2,0 about 40% of inhabitants / km² people about 60% of people Arja Kilpeläinen Prague 4
- 5. advantages demands › same services to › decent infrastructure everybody › user-friendly interface › the best know-how to › education (workers and every area clients) but › new way to work / act (digi-native generation › the knowlegde of local versus earlier) circumstances › courage to think and try › facelessness something new responsibility? Arja Kilpeläinen Prague 5
- 6. › started in Kemijärvi 2006; expanded to Rovaniemi and Tornio 2007, at this moment also in Enontekiö, Inari, Kemi, Muonio, Hailuoto, Haukipudas, Kempele, Kiiminki, Liminka, Lumijoki, Muhos, Oulu, Oulunsalo, Tyrnävä › citizens have possibilities to ask › authorities answer in secure environment Arja Kilpeläinen Prague 6
- 7. citizens are able to calculate do they get sosial assistance approximately, not final desicion quite popular and widely used many municipalities have this calculator in web-pages is this technology-mediated service? Arja Kilpeläinen Prague 7
- 8. at the national level the utilisation of ICT in the production of social services is still relatively low › mostly forms to print or to fill out online › some portals to get information (both professionals and citizens) › virtual self-help groups › professional helping via internet Arja Kilpeläinen Prague 8
- 9. Areas of e- expertise in social work Arja Kilpeläinen Prague 9
- 10. 25 students (studying in addition to the work) Operating time 1.5.2011-31.12.2013 Students get dual competence: 1) qualification of social worker 2) how to use applied IT in social work Arja Kilpeläinen Prague 10
- 11. Thank you! Kiitos! Arja Kilpeläinen arja.kilpelainen@ulapland.fi 11 Arja Kilpeläinen Prague