Cittadinanzattiva, trought its EU branch Active Citizenship Network has been invited as speaker to share patients emerging needs and good practices in the pain management.
EUROPEAN TRAINING SEMINARS ON-LINE
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Second training: 14th - 15th December 2020
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14th December session: “Infectious diseases prevention” (View the event registration here)
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Second training: 16th - 17th November 2020
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First training: 29th - 30th October 2020 from 16:30 to 18:30
29th October session: “Primary prevention, healthy people at risk” (View the event registration here)
Official launch for the 2019-2024 term of the MEPs Interest Group “European Patients' Rights & Cross-Border Healthcare”
More than 210 persons have registered to the international SIP 2019 Symposium on November 7 in Brussels titled “Bringing Pain Policy to the next Decade”, and many followed the event via live stream. Have a look at the impressions from the Opening Ceremony on November 6 in the Concert Noble where the winners of the 2nd edition of the EU Civic Prize on Chronic Pain, led by Active Citizenship Network, were awarded, and also the impressions from the SIP 2019 Symposium on November 7.
The Secretary General of Cittadinanzattiva was involved in the opening ceremony on November 6, while the Director of Active Citizenship Network was involved on November 7 for the introductory remarks “sip 10th anniversary: past, present, and future”. To read his speech, chick here.
Award Ceremony of the II° Edition of the
strong>“EU Civic Prize on Chronic Pain - Collection of good practices” 6th November 2019
Concert Noble, Brussels
4th May 2019
Location: Hotel Occidental Menorca , Menorca Island (Spain)
Delivering patient value throughout the healthcare system
Focus on Digital Health and Personalized Medicine
10th April 2019
European Parliament, Brussels
Room PHS 7C050