3rd iCARE-PD Annual Meeting 2021

3rd iCARE-PD Annual Meeting

Parkinson's disease (PD) is a progressive neurological disease associated with physical, mental and cognitive symptoms impacting an estimated 6.2 million people worldwide. Its incidence is expected to double by 2030. Motor symptoms such as movement problems, but also non-motor symptoms such as sleep disorders, anxiety and depression, can have a significant impact on the quality of life of affected persons and their relatives. Considering these developments, it is urgently required to develop and implement an optimized care concept.

The iCARE-PD consortium is a multinational multidisciplinary research project aiming to develop innovative sustainable care models shifting from an (in)outpatient care model to home-based community centred integrated health care that focus in Integrated Care, Self-management support and Technology-enabled Care using a patient-centred approach.

This annual meeting of the iCARE-PD consortium is open to anyone interested in contributing to the conversation and will be hosted on May 10, 1.30-5.00 pm and will be held in English.

Register here.

For more information click here or visit the ceres project website.


Program

1:30 pm

Welcome: iCARE-PD in 2020/2021

Tiago A. Mestre
University of Ottawa, Canada

1:45 pm

Keynote 1: The Future of (Parkinson) Care

Bastiaan Bloem
Radboudumc and  Parkinson Centrum,
Nijmegen, Netherlands

 Coffee Break
2:35 pm

Keynote 2: Pal-PD: Innovative Care for Advanced PD

Angelo Antonini
University of Padua, Italy

3:15 pm

Keynote 3: Patient and Citizen Partnership: A Lever of Change for the Healthcare System

Marie-Pascale Pomey
CHUM Research Centre, Montréal, Canada

 Coffee Break
4:00 pm

Keynote 4: Technology and Life with Parkinson's: Hello from the Other Side

Sabela Avión
United Nations

4:40 pm

Closing Remarks

Tiago Mestre
University of Ottawa, Canada

 

Date: May 10, 2021
Time: 1.30-5.00 pm
Location: Virtual Meeting

Contact

Johanne Stümpel, M.Sc.
ceres – Cologne Center for Ethics, Rights, Economics, and Social Sciences of Health
Universitätsstr. 91
50931 Köln
+49 (0)221 - 470 89115
johanne.stuempel [at] uk-koeln.de