GLOHA-EU in Odense moves towards more inclusive healthcare training. Meraki Projectes joined the project’s second transnational meeting. The event took place on 22 and 23 September 2026 in Denmark.
A meeting to turn feedback into improvements
The Region of Southern Denmark hosted the sessions at its health innovation centre. We reviewed feedback from expert workshops in Ireland, Denmark and Spain. In addition, we worked on the learning content and the training platform.
The host documents these developments in its report from the Odense meeting. This review aims to bring the materials closer to real situations in patient care.
Five modules designed for professional practice
The team is organising the programme into five manageable modules. For example, practical cases will connect learning with migrant health. Interactive content will also address cultural competence.
This structure aims to support training for professionals with demanding schedules. Therefore, flexibility is an important part of the design. The work of GLOHA-EU in Odense helps put that approach into practice.
European cooperation with a shared purpose
GLOHA-EU receives Erasmus+ funding from the European Union. RCSI coordinates the consortium, alongside Irish Global Health Network and Region Syddanmark. Salud Entre Culturas–AEEI and Associació Meraki Projectes de València also participate.
The project overview at RCSI explains its focus on equity and inclusion. You can explore the background in our article about the European global health academy.
What has been achieved and what comes next
The meeting and the joint review of the materials have taken place. However, the course remains under development. Its launch is planned for spring 2027.
Health Without Borders is being prepared as a free, self-paced course. It is expected to be available in English, Spanish and Danish. The overview from Salud Entre Culturas explains the course and its approach.
Connecting expertise to share results
At Meraki Projectes, we see cooperation as an ongoing effort between organisations. Finally, turning expert contributions into useful resources requires review, testing and sharing. We continue building that path with GLOHA-EU in Odense.