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ICIC 19 – Programme now available
The Integrated Care International Conference 2019 will be taking place between the 1st-3rd April 2019 at San Sebastian, Basque Country.
The full programme can now be downloaded from https://integratedcarefoundation.org/events/icic19-19th-international-conference-on-integrated-care-san-sebastian-basque-country?mc_cid=f471e88df5&mc_eid=8edd634316
The PRIMORE Project: Call for Participants
The PRIMORE project (European PRImary care Multi-prOfessional Researcher network) http://www.euprimarycare.org/primore is financially supported by the Norwegian Research Council.
Overall objectives
- Exchange of research in Europe between the different professional groups and levels of care active in primary care
- Development of interprofessional research on the organization of primary care with a focus on young researchers from CEE countries
- Increase of interest and respect for each other’s profession among primary care professionals
- A growing evidence base for Community Oriented Primary Care (COPC)
All activities do take place in the PIE (Problems, Ideas, Experiences) platform. If you believe that you too can contribute in any of these areas, get in touch with us today so that we can endorse your nomination as an occupational therapist on this platform by sending an email on info@coteceurope.eu.
European Research Council (ERC) Consolidator Grants
Are you a scientist who wants to consolidate your independence by establishing a research team and continuing to develop a successful career in Europe? The ERC Consolidator Grant could be for you. You can also apply if you have recently created an independent, excellent research team and want to strengthen it.
Visit https://erc.europa.eu/funding/consolidator-grants for more information
Deadline for submission: 7th February 2019
Occupational Science Europe Conference
International trends are playing out in the European context in unique and dynamic ways.
Brexit, increased migration, rising nationalistic values, polarization, health system reforms and individualistic governance trends are all influencing how Europe positions itself on the global arena.
Health inequalities continue to exist within European countries, as well as stark employment, income and health inequalities are seen between Western, Central, and Eastern European countries.
Parallel to these transitions is the voice of the European citizens. The citizen response has displayed an increase in bottom-up initiatives, displaying solidarity and action in these dynamic times. These transitions all influence dramatically the occupational lives and health of communities, groups and individuals within the European context.
This conference will explore the impact these global transitions have on the occupational lives and health of individuals, groups and communities in Europe and will pose the question: What can occupational science contribute to this transitioning context and the challenges and possibilities it presents?
Sub-themes
- Individual in transition: the individual as an occupational being within the European context
- Communities in transition: citizens and communities impacted by and responding to transitions seen in Europe today
- Occupational Science in transition: what is the methodological and theoretical response required by Occupational Science in the dynamic European context of today?
For more information visit the following website, or visit here for more information about the Call for Abstracts
EPF Congress 2019 – Harnessing meaningful patient involvement
The European Patients’ Forum has been representing patients’ voices in a united and influential way over the past 15 years to drive better health in Europe. This event will provide an exceptional opportunity for dialogue, engagement with a wide range of health players who aspire to make patient involvement a reality. Together, we will explore why this will lead to better outcomes for patients and society, and how we can achieve this in practice across the European Union.
Join us for three days of learning, exploring, testing ideas and co-creating solutions. This Congress is dedicated to exchanging ideas and good practice in patient empowerment and involvement, moving forward on the much-needed policy commitments in this area, gaining a greater and genuine understanding of the wealth of experiential knowledge and expertise that patients bring to health systems’ design and strengthening, and much more.
The congress will take place between the 12th and the 14th November 2019 in Brussels, Belgium.
For more information visit the Congress’ website here