Contents
- 1 New ICD 11 stroke classification will support global efforts to improve prevention, treatment and outcomes
- 2 SAFE Regional Conference Prague: The final for this year and the biggest one so far
- 3 SAFE Regional Conference Dublin: Comprehensive and insightful, according to our members
- 4 Two persons a day suffer a stroke in Iceland: HEILAHEILL is there to support the survivors and their families
- 5 The first SAFE Regional Conference in 2018 held successfully in Madrid
New ICD 11 stroke classification will support global efforts to improve prevention, treatment and outcomes
Written by Anita Wiseman │ First appeared on WSO blog After sixty-two years of officially categorizing stroke as a Disease of the Circulatory System, the newly published WHO ICD 11, has correctly classified stroke as a Disease of the Nervous System ICD 11 is a...
SAFE Regional Conference Prague: The final for this year and the biggest one so far
On 28th June 2018 SAFE held its third and final Regional Conference of 2018. This conference was attended by delegates from 18 stroke support organisations. Apart from an interactive session about the SSOFT project, Angels Initiative, Stroke Action Plan for Europe and...
SAFE Regional Conference Dublin: Comprehensive and insightful, according to our members
On 21st June 2018 SAFE held its second Regional Conference of 2018. This conference was attended by more than 20 delegates from UK, Ireland, Greece, Cyprus, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and France. Once again, the SSOFT project was presented to our delegates, in a...
Two persons a day suffer a stroke in Iceland: HEILAHEILL is there to support the survivors and their families
The excellent performance of HEILAHEILL's activities in Icelandic society 2017-2018, has had a good result in raising public awareness about the consequences of suffering a stroke with a special version and distribution of an impressive smartphone app. By doing so,...
The first SAFE Regional Conference in 2018 held successfully in Madrid
The first SAFE Regional Conference this year gathered 20 participants from organisations covering Spain, Catalonia, Norway, Finland, Portugal, Greece, Iceland, Turkey, Israel and Latvia. The agenda was focused on SAFE's activities in 2017 and 2018, with a special...
Stroke Action Plan for Europe
