DOMINO – Educational mobile application for prevention of Domestic Violence

DOMINO project aims to provide knowledge and education for current and future social-and healthcare professionals in Higher Educational Institutions (HEIs) for prevention and early intervention of domestic violence by developing an educational DOMINO mobile application. The longer-term aim is to improve the physical and mental well-being by improving the early intervention and prevention of domestic violence.

The results of the project are pedagogical framework, online course and DOMINO mobile application. The pedagogical framework is developed through mapping the educational needs of domestic violence of social and health care professionals and HEI teachers in each participating country through expert panel discussions. DOMINO online course (5 ECTS) is developed based on a pedagogical framework. The online course also establishes the final product of the project, the DOMINO mobile application. In addition, the development of the mobile application includes the functional and technical settings and the piloting of the application by current and future social- and healthcare professionals.

The ultimate beneficiaries of the DOMINO project are the families suffering from domestic violence. By enhancing the accessibility of knowledge and education of early intervention and prevention of domestic violence among current and future professionals, the DOMINO project strives to improve the care of victims and perpetrators and their physical and mental well-being in a longer timeframe.

Project Τitle: DOMINO Educational mobile application for prevention of Domestic Violence

Project Duration: 1 April 2021 – 31 March 2023

Project URL: https://domino.turkuamk.fi/contact-us/

Project Framework: Erasmus+ KA2 – Strategic Partnerships

Funding: 212.795€ (UNIWA: 34.635€)

Scientific coordinator (UNIWA): Evanthia Sakellari

Consortium – Partners:
Turku University of Applied Sciences, Finland (coordinator)
University of West Attica, Greece
Riga Technical University, Latvia
ESEL, Portugal
Turku Mother and Child Home and Shelter Association, Finland

Research Publications: 

Sakellari E., Murto T., Häsänen M., Turunen T., Modhwadia H., Sotto-Mayor de Carvalho Pinto M.L., Ferreira Dos Santos M.A., Lagiou A. (2023). “DOMINO – Stop Domestic Violence”. An Educational Mobile Application. Studies in Health Technology and Informatics, 305: 72-75.

Results:

The results of the project are:

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