Al-driven platform care: Promoting equal and inclusive job quality in long-term care

Description of the granted funding

CareQuAI explores technological affordances, opportunities and social consequences of platform care through cross-national comparison, organisational case studies, stakeholder involvement and participation of care workers in development of equal and inclusive platform care. The research involves three European countries and universities: University of Sheffield (the UK), KTH Royal Institute of Technology (Sweden), and University of Eastern Finland (Finland). CareQuAI will address effects of AI-driven platform use on workforce shortages, job (and care) quality, and will produce solution-focused guidelines and recommendations responding to issues of equality and inclusion. It has three objectives: to analyse cross-national differences in how AI-driven platform care is provided in Europe; to produce guidelines on equal and inclusive AI-driven platform work in long-term-care services; to contribute to policy, practice and frameworks that support decent work via AI-driven care platforms.
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Starting year

2025

End year

2028

Granted funding

Helena Hirvonen Orcid -palvelun logo
321 191 €

Funder

Research Council of Finland

Funding instrument

International joint call

Decision maker

Suomen akatemian muu päättäjä
03.04.2025

Other information

Funding decision number

372279

Research fields

Yhteiskunta-ja sosiaalipoliitiikka, sosiaalityö

Identified topics

public health, occupational health