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The University of Targu Mures published an article in the journal The Dietician.ro in which the project as well as the current results were presented. A special focus was on the Handbook, modules and videoclips of the Syllabus , as well as interviews with specialists.
Links to the Handbook (PR1), modules and videoclips of the Syllabus in PR3, as well as interviews with specialists in PR3 are available through the article.
During the third meeting, the European project partners presented the final version of the PR1 Handbook and discussed the translation in all the national languages.
Moreover, the draft version of the contents for the PR2 Syllabus of Seminar was presented and discussed, as well as the templates to be used for the last Project Result
The second transnational meeting of the European project entitled Connected 4 Health took place on 4 – 5 July 2022 at Instituto Politécnico de Bragança based in Bragança.
During the second meeting, the European project partners presented the draft version of the modules of the Handbook, also discussing about its cover page and graphic style. In addition, the European project partners analyzed the abstract of the syllabus of the modules to be produced.
6 Associated Partners joined the Connected 4 Healt project to contribute to the improvement of its impact on the target groups and to ensure its sustanability in the long term.
You can find here the complete list of associated partners.
The kick-off meeting of the Connected 4 Health project took place online as a consequence of the COVID-19. All partners participated in the meeting and the main topics discussed were:
The Connected for Health project is funded, by the European Commission through the Romanian National Agency for the Erasmus+ Programme to produce interdisciplinary knowledge and form interdisciplinary skills in a connected team-based treatment of obesity and eating disorders conditions, which involves much more than healthy choices. The project will also create awareness in society at large, youth organisations, insurance companies, etc. about the stigma and harm associated with obesity and eating disorders.