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EU minimum harmonised training for general care nurses – time for an update?

12 November 2019Science 14, Brussels

The aim of the workshop is to discuss the main scientific and technical advancements affecting the nursing profession and the knowledge & skills and training subjects listed under Directive 2005/36/EC as amended.

eu, general care, nurses, training, health care, medicine

  • Welcoming Remarks

  • Patricia Ypma

    Managing Director, London Office, Spark Legal Network

  • Opening Speech

  • Hubert Gambs

    Director, Modernisation of the Single Market, DG GROW, European Commission

  • Presentation of the study on mapping and assessment of developments in EU/EFTA States’ professional training of nurses responsible for general care

  • Patricia Ypma

    Managing Director, London Office, Spark Legal Network

  • María Domínguez

    Legal Consultant, Spark Legal Network

  • Questions & Answers

  • Impact of scientific and technical advancements on professional training of nurses in light of study results

    Panel Discussion

  • Irena Papadopoulos (Panel Moderator)

    Professor Transcultural Health & Nursing, Mental Health & Social Work, School of Health and Education

  • Paul de Raeve

    Secretary General, European Federation of Nurses Associations

  • Cécile Dury

    President, European Federation of Educators in Nursing Sciences

  • Anne-Marie Ryan

    Director, Operations and Registrations, Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland

  • Anna-Karoline Dahmen

    Employment, Public Health and Social Affairs, Representation of the State North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany) to the European Union

  • Zoltan Balogh

    Head of Nursing Department, Semmelweis University

  • Marija Truš

    Head of the Nursing Department, Klaipeda University, Lithuania

  • Questions & Answers

  • Scientific and technical advancements – need for an update of the EU minimum harmonised training? What is possible within the limits of the Commission’s delegated power under Directive 2005/36/EC?

    Breakout Sessions

  • Alexandra Ongono Pomme (Session Moderator)

    Junior Legal Consultant, Spark Legal Network

  • Technical advancements: focus on e-Health; medical/nursing and educational techniques and related knowledge & skills and training subjects

  • Concluding Session

  • Irena Papadopoulos (Moderator)

    Professor Transcultural Health & Nursing, Mental Health & Social Work, School of Health and Education

  • 01. Presentation of the outcomes of the breakout sessions

  • 02. Wrap up by

  • Martin Frohn

    Head of the Unit Professional Qualifications and Skills, DG GROW, European Commission

About Spark Legal Network

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