wEBINAR aNNOUNCEMENT


​wEBINAR: Long-Lasting psychological effects of critical illness
22 November 2023, 17:00 Central european time (CET), approx. 60 minutes

The European Delirium Association would like to invite you to a webinar based on two recently published qualitative studies regarding experiences and memories after critical illness. 

​Webinar Program

  • Welcome and introduction- Dr. Mark van den Boogaard (The Netherlands)
  • Suffering in silence - Cardiac surgery patients recalling hypoactive delirium, a qualitative, descriptive study.  - Dr. Anna Falk (Sweden)
  • The distorted memories of patients treated in the intensive care unit during the COVID-19 pandemic : A qualitative study - Dr. Gisela Vogel (Sweden)
  • Discussion- Dr. Anna Falk  and Dr. Gisela Vogel 
  • Closing- Dr. Mark van den Boogaard


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​What we do, What You can Do

Delirium is a common and potentially serious medical condition that can affect the elderly, the frail, the sick, the cognitively impaired - but more generally: everyone - given "stressing" events.

​These may include - among others - infections, operations, change in  or withdrawal  from  medication, sensory deprivation  or even simply removal from one's familiar environment such as hospitalization.

Delirium is a state of acute confusion.
What we do?
​​The European Delirium Association is a professional association providing a platform  for practitioners,  researchers, policy makers and other interested to network for the benefit of patients.
Our goal is to move forward with all those dedicated to delirium  care and research, joining efforts to  promote the disorder's visibility  not only in the general public, but also in the medical professional setting.
What you can do?
​Join us in this endeavour, by:

EDA webinars

The European Delirium Association has organised a number of free webinars on a variety of topics around delirium. If you are interested, please take a look at our EDA webinars page for the recordings. 

EDA newsletters

The European Delirium Association delivers a newsletter with content about research in delirium to date.
​If you are interested, please take a look at our latest newsletter. 

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announcement - Save the Date

European Delirium Association
Annual Meeting
2024
​ 
tHE Hague, The netherlands

6-8 November 2024

Team up against delirium with keynote speakers carsten hermes & ​BJÖRN WEISS