Home and hospital education

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Home and hospital education (HHE) is the education of children with medical needs, whether in hospital (with hospital sections or hospital schools) or at home.^[1]

The term HHE was first introduced in a proposal for the EU-funded project LeHo (Learning at Home and in the Hospital), an international three-year project funded by the European Union and managed by the . LeHo aims to research, develop and disseminate effective pedagogical practices and appropriate use of ICT within the hospital school sector.

See also[]

• Hospital school

References[]

The LeHo Project (Learning at Home and in the Hospital)^[1]

ICT for Home and Hospital Education – based on best practices of the LeHo (Learning at Home and in the Hospital) project ^[2]