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2nd nEUROcare project Dissemination and Education Conference in Sri Lanka

“Expanding the Horizons for neurocare in Sri Lanka”

Triskelion staff steve Smith will be keynote speaker, and Gareth Davies will also present at the conference.

Venue: At Faculty of Graduate Studies, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka
Hosted by nEUROcare team, Faculty of Nursing, University of Colombo
On 27th and 28th November 2024

BIIPA consortium meets in Kalopanayiotis

The BIIPA (Body Image and Inclusive Physical Activity) consortium met in Kalopanayiotis village in Pafos district in Cyrprus to finalise the course modules of the the Curriculum Development; the team planned to deliver 15 ECTS credits. Instead, the partner went above and beyond and delivered 20 ECTS credits spread across 14 dynamic courses.

Face Equality training meting in Valencia

The project partners met for the third face to face meeting in Valencia, Spain on 13 and 14th September 2024. All partner countries were represented at the meeting which took place in a university building in the historic centre of Valencia. The meeting was devoted to reviewing work progress to date, getting feedback on the extensive training material developed in the third work package (over 250 pages of lecture notes and exercises) and planning for the final year of the project, including dissemination and showcase events. We were grateful to our hosts – the Hemifacial Microsomia Assocaiton of Spain for organising the venue and coordinating the meetings, and for arranging some lovely meals out. The project is on course and it was also a good opportunity to get input into the reporting required by Erasmus + at the end of the second year of the project.

Minister of health and president of the national assembly visits the nEUROcare “Dialogues in Neurodegenerative diseases” conference

The Health minister of the republic of Slovenia, Prof. Valentina Prevolnik Rupel, visited the conference and adressed the needs of developing comprehensive care programs for people affected by Neurodegenerative diseases. Her fields of expertise are health outcome measurement and the development of healthcare quality indicators and value-based care. Before being appointed Minister of Health of the Republic of Slovenia on 13 October 2023, she held the position of the State Secretary at the Ministry of Health.

The conference was also addressed by Urška Klakočar Zupančič , the President of the National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia. See below.

The president of the republic of Slovenia addresses nEUROcare conference

Nataša Pirc Musar is a Slovenian attorney and author, serving as President of Slovenia since 2022, and the first female to do so. She addressed the nEUROcare conference through an online statement underlining the importance of the work that we are doing for the target group.

Neurocare conference in Slovenia

The Neurocare project will conduct the conference “Dialogue in Neourodegenerative disorders- care, communication and biomedical challenges” in Ljubljana, Slovenia on the 6th and 7th of June 2024.

If you are interested in participating contact [email protected]

Programme: https://www.neurocare.si/programme2/

Triskelion in Thailand to discuss implementation of PAT (Patients Assessment Tool)

Triskelion was in Thailand to discuss the implementation of our Patient Assessment Tool (PAT) in Bangkok and North Thailand. See our website Patonline.se

We met with Professor Bowornslip Chowchuen, Vice president of the Nakhon Phanom University Council and Head of department of surgery at Mahidol University, Associate professor and plastic surgeon Chalermpong Chatdokmakpai.

Neurocare project publishes article in the Sri Lankan Journal of Nursing

As Sri Lanka undergoes a demographic shift with an increasing aging population, the prevalence of neurodegenerative diseases (NDD) among older adults is on the rise. Addressing the unique challenges posed by such conditions including Alzheimer Disease (AD), Dementia and Parkinson Disease (PD) requires a collaborative effort to enhance the knowledge and skills of caregivers and healthcare professionals. In this letter to the editor, we justify the necessity and explain the possibility of establishing and implementing a specialized advanced education programme to create trained cadre for NDD care for older adults in Sri Lanka. We believe that establishing such a programme is a promising initiative that could help to address the burden of NDD among older adults in Sri Lanka while it enhances the quality of healthcare provisions in Sri Lanka.

Read the article here.

Body Confident Sports teaching resources

https://www.bodyconfidentsport.com/

The Centre of Appearance Centre in Bristol with Philippa Dietrichs together with DOVE and NIKE has just published teaching resources on Sports and Body image.

This initiative was created to help girls and young people of all gender identities feel more comfortable being active and participating in sport. The aim is to empower coaches and athletes around the world to celebrate the truly awesome things active bodies can do.