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SFCNS Swiss Brain Health Plan at the WEF in Davos
Just a short distance from the main venue of the WEF, the Davos Alzheimer’s Collaborative hosted – in the Brain House - an engaging program to emphasize the critical connection between brain health and global challenges.
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with BRAIN RESEARCH AFRICA INITIATIVE
As part of the Swiss and African Brain Health Initiatives, this significant partnership aims to foster equitable and reciprocal academic and educational cooperation to advance brain health research, care and policy.
Successful SFCNS Swiss Brain Health Plan 2nd Stakeholder Meeting
The goal of the Swiss Brain Health Plan (SBHP) is to implement the Swiss Brain Health Strategy, to raise awareness about brain health and to initiate prevention programs.
On Thursday, 5 December 2024, representatives from neurology, psychiatry, health economics, public health and patient organizations met at the SFCNS Swiss Brain Health Plan- 2nd Stakeholder Meeting to discuss the aims and the development of a national brain health strategy. International guests enriched the event with valuable insights and placed the efforts in a global context.
SBHP Board Member Prof. Indrit Bègue at "Brainstorming the Future of Brain Health in Brussels" event
The SFCNS Swiss Brain Health Plan represented at the European level by its Board Member Prof. Indrit Bègue: “Addressing brain health comprehensively is key to tackling interconnected challenges and driving societal well-being and innovation”.
Medienmitteilung: SFCNS Swiss Brain Health Plan | 2nd Stakeholder Meeting | 5. Dez.2024
Im Rahmen des SBHP 2nd Stakeholder Meetings werden Fortschritte zur Entwicklung einer nationalen Gehirngesundheitsstrategie vorgestellt. Internationale Gäste bereichern den Anlass mit wertvollen Einblicken und setzen die Bestrebungen in einen globalen Kontext.
CAS in Brain Health: Last call for registration
The CAS in Brain Health at the University of Bern, starting in December 2024, focuses on equipping professionals with advanced skills in promoting brain health.
> The registration is possible until 31 October 2024.