Contents
- 1 New eLearning course – Communications for Patient Advocacy
- 2 Essentials of Stroke Care Guide available to help improve stroke care
- 3 SAFE welcomes the publication of the EU Healthier Together plan
- 4 European Life After Stroke Series March 2022 event – now available on demand
- 5 European Stroke Organisation Conference 2022
New eLearning course – Communications for Patient Advocacy
The European Federation of Neurological Associations (EFNA) has launched a new eLearning course on Communications for Patient Advocacy. The series is divided into three modules – Communicating with impact, Communicating persuasively and Presentation skills for public...
Essentials of Stroke Care Guide available to help improve stroke care
The Essentials of Stroke Care guide is for healthcare professionals to support them improve stroke treatment and care and to help implement the Stroke Action Plan for Europe. It contains an overview of evidence-based interventions and the minimum standards of care a...
SAFE welcomes the publication of the EU Healthier Together plan
The European Commission recently launched the EU Non-Communicable Diseases Initiative – Healthier Together to reduce the burden of non-communicable diseases (NCD), including stroke, and improve health and wellbeing. From December 2021 to May 2022, SAFE and the...
European Life After Stroke Series March 2022 event – now available on demand
If you missed our virtual event in March, you can now watch both plenaries at your leisure at our European Life After Stroke website www.elasf.org https://www.elasf.org/resource-centre/ Our next event will be on 9 November 2022. For the latest updates and more...
European Stroke Organisation Conference 2022
We had a successful face-to-face presence at the European Stroke Organisation Conference 2022 – the first since the start of the pandemic. Some of the highlights include: A Stroke Action Plan for Europe (SAP-E) workshop where Arlene Wilkie, presented alongside Hanne...
Stroke Action Plan for Europe
