Body Confident Mums in Serbia
Body Confident Mums – An Innovative Health Professionals Training Program to support
maternal mental and physical health
The project partners in the Body Confident Mums met in Nis, Serbia first week of August 2022 to discuss project materials and progress.
The project has published an online trial course that can be reached here.
The final meeting will be held in Italy 9th of December 2022
Video Power of Creativity
Here is a link to a video from the kickoff in Klaipeda of the POWER OF CREATIVITY Erasmus+ project
New Erasmus+ project approved!
From Kristianstad University we just got informed that our KA220-HED – Cooperation partnerships in higher education project “Body Image and Physical Activity – a psychological, educational and public health perspective for higher education” was approved by the Swedish national agency.
The project partnership consists of Kristianstad University, Triskelion Norway, Neapolis University, Paderborn University, Porto University and Lithuanian Sport University and has a duration of 28 months, ending on the 31. December 2024.
Project number: 2022-1-SE01-KA220-HED-000088261
Power of creativity project website ready
The Power of Creativity website is ready and can be accessed here:
We have made a movie from the kickoff meeting of the Power of Creativity Erasmus + project
See link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S22VKJE0OxA
In early June 2022 the first kickoff in the POWER OF CREATIVITY project was held in Klaipeda, Lithuania to discuss the project’s way forward. Frida Feline Nilsen and Mikkel Munkvold represented Triskelion in the meeting and presented the Quality management plan. Already at the first kickoff some ideas for future projects were born.
Final Scr4Cleft meeting in DEN HAAG
Scr4Cleft- Speech Communication, Resilience – supporting children and parents with clefts met for the final transnational meeting discussing the outputs and the sustainability of the project. The multiplier events that were held got very good feedback and people were very happy with the training materials for parents.
Triskelion cutting edge knowledge of international benefit in nEUROcare project
Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s are diseases that affect people around the world. But knowledge and treatment vary from country to country. Through the nEUROcare project, Kristianstad University, together with three other European universities, will contribute to the training of hospital staff in Sri Lanka.
The standard of living is rising and the world’s population is getting older. However, this positive development has had some consequences, and among other things has led to an increase in the so-called neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.
These incurable diseases are tragedies for the victims and their relatives, regardless of home country. But it can be extra difficult for families in poorer countries, where health care is not enough. This is the responsibility of the informal carers, such as family members, friends and neighbors.
– According to studies on the global disease burden, neurological is the group that bears the greatest burden, both in terms of personal suffering and based on financial terms. At the same time, these types of health challenges have often been de-prioritized, as the aim has instead been to cure, for example, infectious diseases.
Our expert Steve Smith, Associate Professor, SFHEA, MPhil, BSc PGCE, RN, Specialises in teaching neuropathophysiology and neurological care is our expert in the person centered care module that Triskelion is responsible for developing together with the other partners.
Towards a masters degree for nurses in Sri Lanka
Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s are examples of neurodegenerative diseases that affect people worldwide. Through the nEUROcare project, Kristianstad University, together with other European universities, contributes to the training of health care professionals in Sri Lanka. Last week, professionals from Europe and Sri Lanka met at Bäckaskog Castle.
The EU project nEUROcare aims to create a master’s program for health care professionals on neurodegenerative diseases in Sri Lanka. As the population of Sri Lanka has grown older, awareness of neurodegenerative diseases in the country has increased, which has highlighted a need for higher education. There is currently no similar education in the country and the project is expected to contribute to increased knowledge among health care professionals about neurodegenerative diseases, which could contribute to more people being diagnosed and receiving professional help as well as more person-centre care for both the affected people and their families.
The next step is to design the content of the education and ensure that the format is in accordance with the rules in Sri Lanka. It is intended that the application to have the master’s degree approved will be submitted in January 2024. Before that, the partnership will record over 350 hours of lectures and develop all other material that will be included in the 1500 hours of education.
Last week, 43 employees from five European and four Sri Lankan universities met at Bäckaskog Castle to work on the joint and multi-year project nEUROcare (618596-EPP-1-2020-1-SE-EPPKA2-CBHE-JP) which receives funding from Erasmus + Capacity Building for Higher Education.
The project has been going on for a couple of years, but on a limited scale due to covid-19. This was the first real meeting with all project partners involved, which was really good. Now it feels like we’re up and running. It was a very productive meeting in combination with us getting to know each other better, which makes cooperation in the future easier.
Kristianstad University is the initiator of the project. Participating organizations are Neapolis University Paphos (Cyprus), University of Tartu (Estonia), Triskelion (Norway), University of Ljubljana (Slovenia), Colombo University (Sri Lanka), General Sir John Kotelawala Defense University (Sri Lanka), University of Peradeniya (Sri Lanka) and University of Ruhuna (Sri Lanka).
Act Now project placed on European list of innovative teaching award!
Here is some great news to share regarding our completed project “Αct Now” .
Ultimo May 2022 the Greek coordinator received an email and a phone call from the Greek National Agency, to inform us that our project has been selected and placed on the shortlist for the European Award for Innovative Teaching 2022 “Learning together with creativity and sustainability”.
