Professional carers who provide or coordinate the provision of health and social care services to people. These professionals can work in a hospital, a primary care centre, a daily care or residential care unit for older adults, but they can also work, for example, in dedicated rehabilitation centres for adults or youngsters. Professional carers are the linking pins between health and social care and the patient and his family. They provide support to patients in the sense of bringing together hospital care, long-term care, social care, and community support on a person-centred basis. They oversee the full field of health and care, digital solutions and sustainable environments and can co-define the best solutions at home or in sheltered housing facilities. The resources below support health and care professionals by providing insights on past and ongoing initiatives that enhance person-centred, integrated care solutions within sustainable environments. The materials will help these professionals bridge the gap between health, social care, and digital solutions, enabling them to co-develop and implement innovative, patient-focused approaches. This will improve their ability to deliver coordinated, high-quality care across hospital, residential, and community settings.