Last Friday, Hrafnista received a second auspicious grant from the professional council of Fléttunn in the amount of 10 million ISK at a ceremony in Djúpin Hrafnistu Sléttuvegi. The grant will support the continued implementation and development of the Iðunn applet in all Hrafnist homes, but in the past year Iðunn has been implemented at Hrafnistu Sléttuvegi, Skógarbær, Boðaþing, Hraunvangi and Ísafold. This is the third time that grants have been awarded from Fléttunn and this year a total of 44 applications were received and 12 grants were allocated.
With the Lich, health care institutions across the country are given the opportunity to implement and utilize interesting solutions to improve patient services, shorten waiting lists, and increase the efficiency and efficiency of the system The support is subject to the condition that the innovative companies have close cooperation with institutions or companies in health care that commit to implementing the company's innovation The complex is therefore a bridge between private enterprise and the health system.
Hrafnista sets itself the goal of providing excellent service so that residents and relatives experience safety, trust and well-being. Part of that is to promote the professional knowledge of the staff, increase job satisfaction and improve the working environment of the staff. The Iðunn applet is therefore one of the projects that will bring us closer to Hrafnista's goals.
Iðunn guides employees on how to serve each and every resident, and the benefits will be, among other things, a better overview of each individual's needs, as well as various other factors. Iðunn will, among other things, increase safety and quality in the service. The development of Iðunni is a joint project between Hrafnista and Helix. Hrafnista thanks the professional council of Fléttunn for a welcome grant that will support technological development and increased efficiency in nursing home services.
María Fjóla Harðardóttir, CEO of Hrafnist homes, Gunnur Helgadóttir, director of the health department of Hrafnist homes, and Harpa Hrund Albertsdóttir, a nurse and specialist in the health department, took over the grant on behalf of Hrafnista. Harpa, together with María Hrund Stefánsdóttir, a doctor and specialist in the health department, has worked on the development and implementation of Iðunn in good cooperation with the staff of Helix and Hrafnista.
