The document describes a Virtual Medical School project created by the "Probuda 126" library in the village of Zgorigrad, Vratsa Municipality. The project targeted residents who had worked in the local Plakalnitsa mine, 80% of whom suffered from osteochondral and pulmonary diseases. Using the library's equipment and resources, the project provided access to educational e-materials and specialists on these common diseases. Over 50% of retired mine workers participated. The Virtual Medical School helped increase participants' medical knowledge and quality of life.
In this issue you may find news on the top local and international events on HIV/AIDS, TB and other socially dangerous diseases, statistics and announcements.
It’s our greatest pleasure to welcome you to the “3rd International Conference on Chronic Diseases” scheduled to be held during May 20-21, 2019 at London, UK aims at bringing pioneers from Chronic Diseases for new ideas and practical development experiences which concentrate on both theory and practices.
The Theme of the conference is around, “Prevent Diseases and Promote Health”
For more information, mail us at chronicdiseases@pulsusevents.org
Report from AS Center for Youth Empowerment of people living with HIV and AIDS and 34 partners organizations of civil society, institutions and activists with technical logistic support SOSYEP GIZ project in Serbia, marking the first Pan-European campaign "European HIV Testing Week", 2013 in Serbia.
Report was prepared, written and presented to the public Djurica Stankov, executive director of the AS Center.
In the campaign, the participants were divided into 100 manual for peer educators on prevention of sexually transmitted infections, "Either you or STI" created as part of a project conducted by the Center for AS empower young people living with HIV and AIDS, with the financial Ministry of Youth and Sports of the Republic of Serbia, then 20,000 free Durex condoms; 100 pickups with the mark of the Center AS, 100 badges, insignia AS Center, 100 pieces of natural aromatic soaps and 8,000 brochures:
•«Strengthening structures for empowerment»;
•«Do not judge delusion!»;
•«Who can infect?»;
•«Code of Ethics for Civil Society»;
•«Prevention of torture»;
•«Were you tortured?»;
•«Platform of the role of CSOs»;
•«Prevention of torture and rehabilitation»;
•«Rights above all»;
•«I Choose»;
•«Sexually Transmitted Infections»;
•«First time at the gynecologist»;
•«Let's talk about hepatitis B»;
•«Let's talk about hepatitis C»;
•«Let's talk about AIDS»;
Poster presentato al VI congresso ICAR (Italian Conference on AIDS and retrovirus), 25-27 maggio 2014, Roma
Lo scopo dello studio "emotions of people living with HIV" è quello di determinare, attraverso l'utilizzo di un approccio narrativo, le emozioni prevalenti delle persone che vivono con l'HIV per comprendere cosa hanno provato in alcune aree critiche del percorso di cura.
Comprendere quali sono le emozioni è un obiettivo importante per contribuire a sviluppare una maggiore consapevolezza nelle persone con HIV e permettere agli operatori sanitari di attivare un'assistenza più attenta all'individuo.
Nordic Council of Ministers, Nordic-Russian Health Program, Inter-regional international conference "Collaboration across healthcare and social services in prevention of mother-to-child HIV infection" Kaliningrad, 13-14 June 2017
The "PROTECT YOUR LOVE - SAVE THE FUTURE" promote solidarity and motivate the community, people with HIV, their families, friends, people who are under the influence of prejudice, at increased risk for HIV infection and are subject to discrimination, to join forces to provide respect for human rights, create a tolerant environment in which to accept and appreciate diversity and to provide high quality and universal access to social, legal and health protection for all people. Solidarity of society is the basis of acceptance of personal responsibility and is essential for reducing stigma and discrimination and promote efficient and transparent participation of vulnerable, disadvantaged and socially marginalized people in social processes
18th Annual Cardiologists Conference (Cardiologists 2017) now accredited with...Ileana Peter
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18th Annual #Cardiologists Conference will provide enough space for #discussion, #meetings, and #workshops in order to allow a close contact between #speakers and #visitors.
Few Speaker Slots Left !!! Abstract Submission Open!!! Get registered for this mega event soon before the early bird date ends.!!!
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In this issue you may find news on the top local and international events on HIV/AIDS, TB and other socially dangerous diseases, statistics and announcements.
It’s our greatest pleasure to welcome you to the “3rd International Conference on Chronic Diseases” scheduled to be held during May 20-21, 2019 at London, UK aims at bringing pioneers from Chronic Diseases for new ideas and practical development experiences which concentrate on both theory and practices.
The Theme of the conference is around, “Prevent Diseases and Promote Health”
For more information, mail us at chronicdiseases@pulsusevents.org
Report from AS Center for Youth Empowerment of people living with HIV and AIDS and 34 partners organizations of civil society, institutions and activists with technical logistic support SOSYEP GIZ project in Serbia, marking the first Pan-European campaign "European HIV Testing Week", 2013 in Serbia.
Report was prepared, written and presented to the public Djurica Stankov, executive director of the AS Center.
In the campaign, the participants were divided into 100 manual for peer educators on prevention of sexually transmitted infections, "Either you or STI" created as part of a project conducted by the Center for AS empower young people living with HIV and AIDS, with the financial Ministry of Youth and Sports of the Republic of Serbia, then 20,000 free Durex condoms; 100 pickups with the mark of the Center AS, 100 badges, insignia AS Center, 100 pieces of natural aromatic soaps and 8,000 brochures:
•«Strengthening structures for empowerment»;
•«Do not judge delusion!»;
•«Who can infect?»;
•«Code of Ethics for Civil Society»;
•«Prevention of torture»;
•«Were you tortured?»;
•«Platform of the role of CSOs»;
•«Prevention of torture and rehabilitation»;
•«Rights above all»;
•«I Choose»;
•«Sexually Transmitted Infections»;
•«First time at the gynecologist»;
•«Let's talk about hepatitis B»;
•«Let's talk about hepatitis C»;
•«Let's talk about AIDS»;
Poster presentato al VI congresso ICAR (Italian Conference on AIDS and retrovirus), 25-27 maggio 2014, Roma
Lo scopo dello studio "emotions of people living with HIV" è quello di determinare, attraverso l'utilizzo di un approccio narrativo, le emozioni prevalenti delle persone che vivono con l'HIV per comprendere cosa hanno provato in alcune aree critiche del percorso di cura.
Comprendere quali sono le emozioni è un obiettivo importante per contribuire a sviluppare una maggiore consapevolezza nelle persone con HIV e permettere agli operatori sanitari di attivare un'assistenza più attenta all'individuo.
Nordic Council of Ministers, Nordic-Russian Health Program, Inter-regional international conference "Collaboration across healthcare and social services in prevention of mother-to-child HIV infection" Kaliningrad, 13-14 June 2017
The "PROTECT YOUR LOVE - SAVE THE FUTURE" promote solidarity and motivate the community, people with HIV, their families, friends, people who are under the influence of prejudice, at increased risk for HIV infection and are subject to discrimination, to join forces to provide respect for human rights, create a tolerant environment in which to accept and appreciate diversity and to provide high quality and universal access to social, legal and health protection for all people. Solidarity of society is the basis of acceptance of personal responsibility and is essential for reducing stigma and discrimination and promote efficient and transparent participation of vulnerable, disadvantaged and socially marginalized people in social processes
18th Annual Cardiologists Conference (Cardiologists 2017) now accredited with...Ileana Peter
#Announcement #Cardiologists 2017 !!! Have a glance on #Scientific #Program!!
18th Annual #Cardiologists Conference will provide enough space for #discussion, #meetings, and #workshops in order to allow a close contact between #speakers and #visitors.
Few Speaker Slots Left !!! Abstract Submission Open!!! Get registered for this mega event soon before the early bird date ends.!!!
Contact us via email:
cardiologists@cardiologyconference.org
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3. Virtual Medical School
60% of the working population of the village of Zgorigrad used
to work in Plakalnitsa mine;
80% of those who worked there are affected by osteochondral
and pulmonary diseases, which provoked us to target this group of
people in our project;
50% of people in retirement age who have worked in the mine
were involved in the project;
We have used the equipment and the potential of our chitalishte
library to create the Virtual Medical School.
4. Virtual Medical School
The users had the opportunity of working with specialists
on these types of diseases.
They were provided with access to e-materials, thus we
increased their knowledge about these diseases and the
respective treatments, resulting in an improved quality of life.
We had purchased specialized medical literature and have
created a database on the prevention of diseases which are
common in our community, aimed at providing help to all
inhabitants of the village of Zgorigrad, since the project is
covering only a certain percentage of the total population.
5. Work with medical specialists
The following topics were reviewed :
Osteoporosis and Coxarthrosis;
Types of rheumatic diseases;
Diseases of the joints;
Lower back pains - spinal disc herniation –
disc disease;
Osteoarthritis and arthritis;
Gout – balanced and healthy eating
10. Results achieved:
The library has been recognized as a place where our inhabitants
could obtain information concerning the major diseases of risk in the
village – osteochondral and pulmonary conditions, as well as about other
health issues;
We have created successful partnerships with:
• Romantica pensioners’ club;
• Health institutions;
• Medical specialists;
We prepared an Electronic Manual on health topics and a database on
medical institutions and medical doctors in the municipality which is
updated on a weekly basis.