Swedish Care International

Swedish Care International International dementia and nursing awareness projects - Dementia Forum X and Queen Silvia Nursing Award.

Swedish Care International is running two high-level projects patronaged by Her Majesty Queen Silvia of Sweden - Dementia Forum X and Queen Silvia Nursing Award. Dementia Forum X is a summit of high-level executives, policy-makers, researchers and stakeholders in the field of dementia. currently present and operating across Europe as well as in Asia. The main meetings are organised in Stockholm by

SCI, while regional meetings are arranged by local partners. To learn more about the project and partnership: www.dementiaforumx.org

Queen Silvia Nursing Award is an international award for nurses, nursing students and their innovative ideas to improve healthcare. The project is run in six countries through close partnership with local Main organising partners in those countries. To learn more about project and partnership: www.queensilvianursingaward.com

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Gyllenstiernsgatan 12
Stockholm
11526

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Produkter

Queen Silvia Nursing Award
https://queensilvianursingaward.com/ (English)
https://www.queensilvianursingaward.se/
https://www.queensilvianursingaward.fi/
https://www.queensilvianursingaward.de/
http://www.queensilvianursingaward.pl/

Dementia Forum X
http://dementiaforumx.org/

Dementia Forum
http://dementiaforum.org/

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Swedish Care International (SCI) is an internationally active organization that develops, packages and exports Swedish elderly and dementia care. SCI works to create and spread knowledge and awareness of good dementia and elderly care around the world through global partnerships and the use of digital technologies.

SCI is active throughout various activities and platforms within dementia and elderly care. Our education and training, global awareness projects and digital tools create excellent opportunities for extending the provision of adequate care conditions for elderly patients, those living with dementia and their relatives around the globe.

ince 2006, SCI has trained more than 130 000 people in dementia and elderly care issues in different countries across Europe and Asia. By teaming up with local education partners, SCI shares proper dementia and elderly care knowledge for millions of people around the world. SCI also works with selected partners who represent products and services that contribute to improving conditions for extending good care provision around the world.

A response to the increasing need of knowledge in dementia care