Detalii parteneri

Master of Nursing, currently working in community and long-term care setting ad well as academic teacher, with background in theoretical and practical skills teaching of medical professionals in multinational environment.

Experienced manager and coordinator of European projects and specialist of transnational cooperation, mainly in the education and training sector. Responsible for administration, dissemination and quality of the projects.

An Associate Professor and Head of the Nursing and Social Welfare Department at Klaipėdos valstybinė kolegija, specializes in health literacy and social welfare. With extensive experience in education, research, and social work, she has led projects on e-health literacy, including the Erasmus+ eLily2 initiative. Her expertise in applied research, academic literacy, and digital education supports efforts to assess and enhance eHL skills among healthcare students while shaping curricula and policy recommendations.

Project Researcher. 40 years old, got a master's in public health management at Lithuanian Health Sciences University. Works as a lecturer at Klaipėdos valstybinė kolegija / Higher Education Institution, Faculty of Health Sciences. Topics of scientific interests: health education and promotion, public health, health literacy.

Project Researcher. 37 years old. Has a master‘s of nursing and a bachelor of public health degree. Works as the head and lecturer of the Department of Oral Care at the Faculty of Health Sciences at Klaipėdos valstybinė kolegija / Higher Education Institution. Scientific interests include public health, oral health, and health promotion in society. In addition, pays great attention to strengthening the professional image of oral health care professionals.

Marijana Jeleč is an associate professor at the Department of German Studies at the University of Zadar. She participates in the Program for the acquisition of teacher competencies in Croatia. She has experience in education, research and project implementation as well as experience in providing training in foreign language teaching, creating courses, and in creating and facilitating learning activities and workshops for students. Given her background in foreign language teaching, she can contribute to the creation of multilingual health literacy resources, ensuring that non-native speakers also have access to vital health information.

Arta Dodaj is an associate professor at the Department of Psychology at the University of Zadar. She will offer her expertise in conducting psychological research and her experience in authoring and producing expert guides in the domain of youth mental health. Her interests within the project focus on a deeper understanding of the psychological aspects of health and their implementation in the context of digitalization. She can contribute to the creation of the eHL handbook, and the development of content for the eHL web platform. She has experience in the field of mental health and scientific evaluation of prevention programs for working with youth.

Nikolina Miletić is an assistant professor at the Department of German Studies at the University of Zadar. The National Agency for Education appointed her as a methodology examiner for the national examinations of teachers in primary and secondary education. She prepares students for work in primary education and conducts professional practice in primary schools. Her fields of expertise are educational research, linguistics and methodics of teaching. She plans courses and lessons integrating a variety of instructional strategies and methodologies to meet diverse learning needs.

Marina Vidaković, an assistant professor at the University of Zadar, researches the psychological adaptation of parents of preterm children and those with developmental disabilities. She collaborates on projects related to educational inclusion and supports vulnerable groups as head of the Student Counseling Center. Additionally, she is a member of the Ombudsperson's Coordination for Higher Education.

Ivona Pustahija holds an MA degree in German Language and Literature (Translation Program) and English Language and Literature (Teaching Program). Her research interests include digital humanities and linguistics, applying digital tools in linguistics, and sociolinguistics. She has created and conducted various workshops for students and pupils. She participated in the Blended Intensive Programme session on European Funding in La Rochelle, France, and she engaged in a different training sessions on AI technology, specifically its implementation in education and research.

Iuliana-Raluca Gheorghe is Senior Lecturer in Health Care Marketing and Medical Technology at the Faculty of Medicine, “Carol Davila” University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Bucharest, Romania and an Erasmus+ Ambassador for Romania. She was a project manager in a POSDRU project (2009-2012) and she was responsible with the implementation of the Erasmus+ BENDiT-EU project (2020-2023). She holds a BA degree in Cybernetics, MA in Marketing and Business Communications, a second MA in Organizational Psychology and the Management of Human Resources and a Ph.D. in Marketing. Her research interests include health care consumers, organizational culture, sustainability, organizational psychology, and Social Marketing reflected in more than 15 scientific articles and book chapters.

Ovidiu Popa-Velea is a Professor of Medical Psychology at the “Carol Davila” University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Bucharest, with a background in Medicine, Psychology, and Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy. He has led research projects, including the Erasmus+ BENDiT-EU on academic burnout, and published extensively on topics like burnout, academic stress, and coping. Since 2011, he has been the Head of the Department of Medical Psychology at the university and is a member of the Fulbright Commission Romania selection committee.

Her professional journey began at "Carol Davila" University of Medicine and Pharmacy, where she developed a passion for Health Care Marketing during her bachelor's studies. After pursuing a PhD and a master's in Automation and Computers, she became an Orthopedics-Traumatology specialist and Assistant Professor in the Department of Marketing and Medical Technology. She is also a member of the research team in the eHELPED-iT project, contributing to academic and research initiatives.

Liliana Veronica Diaconescu is a Lecturer in Medical Psychology at the Faculty of Medicine, CDUMP, Bucharest, with a background in Medicine, Psychology, and Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy. She has contributed to national and international research projects, including HORIZON 2020 vCare and BENDiT-EU, and coordinated health programs at the Public Health Authority Bucharest. Her research focuses on Health Psychology, medical communication, empathy, and burnout in healthcare and academia.

Alexandra Ioana Mihăilescu is a Lecturer in Medical Psychology at Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Bucharest and a senior psychiatrist at the Clinical Hospital of Psychiatry "Prof. dr. Alexandru Obregia." With a Ph.D. in Medicine, she has participated in over 20 clinical trials in psychiatry, including three coordinated by the European Commission. Her research focuses on medical communication, mental health promotion, and the prevention of burnout, contributing to the Erasmus project on burnout education and developing tools for its prevention.

Katerina Petsa (B.Sc.) is currently a Special Scientist Software Developer at Software Engineering and Internet Technologies (SEIT) Lab of the Computer Science Department of University of Cyprus. She obtained her B.Sc. degree in Computer Science from the University of Cyprus. She has an internship in IBM Czech Republic and has two years’ experience working for NCR Middle East. She is a hardworking and ambitious individual with technical skills as well as interpersonal skills. Some of her technical skills include C#, SQL, JavaScript.

Charalampos Theodorou (M.Sc.) is currently a Researcher – Software Developer at the Software Engineering and Internet Technologies (SEIT) Laboratory at the Computer Science department of the University of Cyprus. He holds a graduate (B.Sc.) degree in Computer Science from the University of Cyprus and a postgraduate (M.Sc.) degree in Internet Science and Technologies from the University of Twente (UT). Since then he has participated in various freelancing independent and team projects. Prior to working for SEIT Laboratory, he participated in an Erasmus placement program where was contracted for a 6 month duration working as a Full-Stack Developer in an e-learning company located in Valencia, Spain. His skill sets include proficiency in various coding languages (C, C++, Java, Javascript, PHP, Python), knowledge of multiple frameworks (Angular, Bootstrap, Ionic, JPA, JUnit, Spring Boot, WordPress) and has experience with many different fields (Android development, web technologies, IoT protocols, Networking, Hardware Security, Internet Security, AI and NN implementations).

Christos Mettour, Ph.D., is a Post-Doctoral Researcher at the University of Cyprus and a member of the Software Engineering and Internet Technologies Lab. He holds degrees from the University of Patras and the University of Cyprus and has contributed to several EU-funded projects, including SCIChallenge-H2020 and Prosperity4All-FP7. His research focuses on Recommender Systems, Ubiquitous Computing, Model-Driven Development, and Context-Aware Computing.

Alexandrina Vodenicharova is the Dean of the Faculty of Public Health and a professor in Bioethics. She holds an MSc degree in Public Health and Health Management and a PhD in Social medicine and organization of healthcare and pharmacy. Professor Vodenicharova has extensive research experience in the field of bioethics, medical and public health ethics, public health, and health management. She participated in 2019 EU study on health literacy and in several studies on e-health literacy.

Antoniya Yanakieva is a professor at the Faculty of Public Health. She serves as the Head of the Health Technology Assessment Department and the Head of the International Office at MU-Sofia. Her primary research interests focus on health technology assessment, healthcare management and organization, and international health cooperation. She was actively involved in the 2019 EU study on health literacy and has contributed to various studies on e-health literacy.

Professor Todor Kondurzhiev is a distinguished expert in Biostatistics and Medical Informatics at the Medical University of Sofia. He serves as the Vice Dean of Education at the Faculty of Public Health. Professor Kondurzhiev holds a Master's degree in Mathematics, specializing in Medical Informatics and Health Management. His extensive research experience encompasses participation in numerous national scientific programs related to information technologies and health.

Karolina Lyubomirova is a professor at the Faculty of Public Health, where she serves as the Head of the Occupational Health Department. She has special scientific interests in Toxicology, Occupational Health, Public Health and Health Promotion. Prof. Lyubomirova is a member of the Executive Board of ASPHER. She has led and coordinated numerous national and international scientific projects.

Elisaveta Petrova-Geretto is an associate professor in the Department of Bioethics at the Faculty of Public Health. Passionate about teaching and education as drivers of societal change, she is dedicated to shaping future healthcare professionals through ethical and humanistic values. Her research interests include medical ethics, patient safety, health literacy, human capital, and healthcare management.