Two days of interesting lectures and roundtables at the international forum organised by ERNST (The European Researchers´ Network Working on Second Victims). Join us!

INTERNATIONAL FORUM (ONLINE)
http://www.ernstforum.com
19.-20. October 2021
Fully online
No fees

We invite you to two days full of interesting lectures and short presentations on the topic of increasing the resilience of healthcare professionals. The forum will include lectures and roundtables connected with a discussion in which you can also participate. 


The forum is intended for professionals such as doctors, nurses, psychologists, lawyers, sociologists, hospital and primary care managers, researchers and members of patient organizations. 
The entire program will take place online, in english and you must register in advance to secure a place. Participation in the forum is free. 


More information, registration information, the complete program and a list of speakers and speakers can be found here: https://www.ernstforum.com/

Connecting research and practice: We attended seminar “Effective therapeutical approaches to children with mental health problems”

Our collleagues Daniela Husarova, Daniela Filakovska and Jaroslava Kopcakova atendeed a lecture on therapeutical approaches to children with emotional and behavioral problems organised by  National Enlightenment Center in Bratislava,Slovakia.

On 28th September 2021 we had an opportunity to meet with colleagues from practice providing care to children with mental health problems and to discuss it with lecturer dr. Nora Gavendova. It is important to be connected with practice while doing research. 

We participated at ERNST training school

ERNST webinar focused on younger researchers from Eastern European countries on patient safety, second victims’ phenomenon, speaking up and open disclosure, interventions for increasing resilience of health care workers and patient safety in research was realised thanks to ERNST COST action.

Link on webinar: https://cost-ernst.eu/webinar-registration/ernst-training-school/

Prof. Andrea Madarasova Gecková deliver a lecture on speaking up and open disclosure in health care setting.

Link on lecture: https://youtu.be/orkRwjr9A5I

Veronika Pacutova join a section devoted to PhD students and present preliminary findings of our research project on health care workers experience with adverse events.

Link on lecture: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDgYC24oiLU

Our colleague Peter Kolarčik attended a side event at the 71st session of the WHO Regional Committee for Europe “Health literacy in the context of behavioural and cultural insights”

In September 2021 health ministers and high-level representatives of the 53 Member States of the WHO European Region met at the 71st session of the WHO Regional Committee for Europe.

In this context Behavioural and Cultural Insights unit organized a side event on health literacy in the context of behavioural and cultural insights on 16th September 2021 at 11:00-12:30 (CEST).

The side event provided information on initiatives related to health literacy within the context of behavioural and cultural insights undertaken both in Member States and by WHO/Europe. The flyer is enclosed for more information. 

We are happy to welcome new team members Stanislava Kováčová and Jana Plavnická on the board!

Stanislava Kováčová (on the left) and Jana Plavnická joined the part of the team working on the research area of marginalized Roma at the beginning of September.

Stanislava Kováčová will participate in the RomaREACH project and do her PhD. within our double-degree program between PJ Safarik University in Košice and Groningen University in the Netherlands. She will focus on healthy early childhood development and parenting strategies in marginalized Roma communities.

Jana Plavnická will work as a researcher on the H2020 RIVER-EU project focused on reducing inequalities in vaccine uptake in underserved communities in which we will try to identify and overcome health system barriers to HPV vaccination faced by marginalized Roma. Welcome ladies!

We are very pleased that our team was able to take part in the accredited DIPEx International training in Oxford and is on its way to becoming a member of DIPEx

Our team attended from 6th to 9th of September 2021 the accredited DIPEx international training with Sue Ziebland and her team at the Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences at the University of Oxford in UK.

DIPEx International is an association of expert researchers conducting qualitative research into people’s personal experiences of health and illness. Our mission is to improve understanding of personal health experiences for the benefit of our communities, researchers and the health sector, including healthcare professionals and policy makers.

More information could be found on http://www.dipexinternational.org/

We are looking forward to becoming a full members of DIPEx and to start working on our first modules.

We would like to invite you to a free online “International webinar for younger researchers and students”, which will be organised 21-23. September 2021

We will focus on the main topics as patient safety, adverse events and fenomenon “second victims” in healthcare provision. Do not miss the opportunity to be among the first to know more about this topic, which is still little known in Slovakia. 

– Webinar is free
– The program will last 6 hours divided in 3 days for 2 hours – The whole program will be realised online and in English. So you can join us from the comfort of where you are. – Join and/or share this webinar with other students or colleagues.

 
– Registration needed via link is here: https://cost-ernst.eu/webinar…/ernst-training-school/