Innovation et intervention sociales
Impacts, méthodes et mises en œuvre dans les domaines de la santé et de l'action sociale
Contributor(s)
Maeder, Pascal (editor)
Chimienti, Milena (editor)
Cretton, Viviane (editor)
Maggiori, Christian (editor)
Probst, Isabelle (editor)
Rullac, Stéphane (editor)
Collection
Swiss National Science Foundation (SNF)Language
FrenchAbstract
Innovation has long been associated with technology alone. This edited volume describes the development of social innovation in the social and health sectors, mainly in French-speaking Switzerland, and discusses the different ways in which it is conceptualised and understood. The aim of the book is to give visibility to initiatives implemented in contexts as diverse as socio-professional integration, homelessness, palliative care, psychiatry and child protection. It is aimed at anyone who wants to understand what social innovation is, some of its methods and tools, as well as the obstacles it can face and some of its positive effects, such as social cohesion in an urban environment, support for elderly people suffering from dementia or parenting support in the context of addiction.
Keywords
social cohesion, urban environment, homelessness, palliative care, child protectionDOI
10.33058/seismo.20764ISBN
9782883511200, 9782883517646Publisher
SeismoPublication date and place
2024Series
Studies on the Social Question,Classification
Health, illness and addiction: social aspects
Care of the elderly
Child welfare and youth services