The report estimates
- between 55k and 72 k deaths because of heat waves in the summer of 2022
- In past 20yr, heat related deaths have increased in 94% of European regions
- 2000 to 2020 heat related mortality increased by around 30% in WHO Euro region
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Fabulous work has been a help to so many unfortunate people over the years !

How the City and Growth Deals can provide opportunities for NI’s Life and Health Sciences Sector matrixni.org/documents/how-… launched today HIRANI #HTS2024

Listening to Tony Young HIRANI #HTS2024 ,he mentioned a conversation with Minister Conor Murphy about the need to focus on creating #HOPE
Reminds me of Atlantic Fellows #ConversationOnHope #Equity

NHS Clinical Entrepreneur Programme is a powerful example of purposeful action to create hope

Age UK did some research on this a few years back and found older people didn’t recognise the term ‘frail’ & tended to use ‘slowing down’ or ‘getting on a bit’. Changing language has been a focus in our discharge Frontrunner work esp. re. Dementia and also performance language

CreativeBrainWeek continues to develop Global Brain Health Institute Atlantic Fellows Atlantic Fellows for Health Equity Atlantic Fellows for Health Equity SA Black In Neuro 🧠 Corrina Grimes Professor Brian Lawlor Magda Kaczmarska AARP Research

Ben Owens Corrina Grimes Brian Dolan OBE, RMN, RGN Pete Gordon Andrew J Global Brain Health Institute Eileen Burns ianrobertson Yes resilience as mentioned in earlier discussion. Semantics so important

Corrina Grimes peter passmore Brian Dolan OBE, RMN, RGN Pete Gordon Andrew J Global Brain Health Institute Eileen Burns ianrobertson Language is important. another common term is “failed physio/stairs assessment”. Imaging being a patient that want to go home and hears that they failed. What would that do to your confidence? This is often said in earshot of the patient. Positive words are far more motivating

The UNCRPD in its preamble references the original UN Charter of 1946 which recognised the “dignity, worth & rights of every human being”.
These words are a sobering starting point to guide us in Health, Social Care, but just as importantly, in every other department of state.

'We don’t need to talk about independence to ensure that the principles of autonomy and inclusion are at the heart of what we do. We just need to talk about people leading the lives they choose to lead – then work together to make that a reality for everyone'

Dr Jonnie McCrea

Corrina Grimes As Kenneth Rockwood himself pictured with colleagues.

Corrina Grimes See use of the term ‘intrinsic capacity’ and ‘functional ability’ by Matteo and colleagues.

How do we talk to someone who is afraid of dying? Kathryn Mannix chats to Lynette Fay about why asking those uncomfortable questions can help everyone in those final moments.

You can listen back to the full interview on BBC Sounds

Congratulations to GBHI faculty members Iracema Leroi School of Medicine and Sven Vanneste Psychology TCD who have been elected to Fellowship of Trinity College Dublin Trinity College Dublin

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The afternoon session at #NeuroscienceNext Trinity College Dublin included Alzheimer's Association applications by Claire Sexton, computational methods by Carlos Coronel, Sebas Moguilner & Prof Lorina Naci, Global Brain Health Institute perspectives from Sandra Báez Elul Lakew, Sara Solis & Corrina Grimes, & remarks from…

‘Chuck Feeney brought people with diverse experiences and perspectives together, and that led to the emergence of really big ideas.’ - Brian Lawlor, Site Director, Atlantic Fellows for Equity in Brain Health, Ireland.

#GBHI #Equity #AtlanticPhilanthropies #ChuckFeeney

Amazing Global Brain Health Institute presentations on #brainhealth and #dementia spanning Colombia, Ethiopia, Mexico and Northern Ireland from Corrina Grimes Sara Solis Elul Dereje Sandra Báez Agustin Ibañez #AAICNeuro ISTAART