Updated 23 April 2024

PRE-CONFERENCE SHORT COURSE - GLASGOW, UK

 

Tuesday 04 June 2024

Half day - Afternoon
Registration € 75  /  € 45

Co-creating personalised treatment plan, how to live your best life 

Facilitator: Steve Jones (UK)
Moderators: Katie Smith (UK), Dagmar Brocke (NL), Joke Snick (NL), Yvonne Prins (NL)

Programme

PRE-CONFERENCE MEETING - GLASGOW, UK

 

Wednesday 05 June 2024

09:00 – 16:00

Well-being, important topic for patients and professionals 

Programme

“Special CF Lunchtime Series” 2023-2024

 

17 April 2024

12:00-13:00 CET
11:00-12:00 UK time

Ethical Issues in CF Care: CFTR modulators

Target audience: All members of the multi-disciplinary team including doctors, nurses, dietitians, physiotherapists, psychologists, social workers etc. 

“SPECIAL CF LUNCHTIME SERIES” 2023-2024

The ECFS Psychosocial Special Interest Group and the ECFS Mental Health Working Group are happy to announce the next webinar as part of the “Special CF Lunchtime Series” 
that will be held on Wednesday 17th April 2024 
at 12:00-13:00 CET / 11:00-12:00 UK time

  • Ethical Issues in CF Care: CFTR modulators

Free Registration

Past Webinars:

  • Challenges in the clinic in the era of CFTR modulator therapy:
    Educational and informational insights
  • CFSPID: Don’t we all want to know more about it

All webinars are available on the ECFS Education Platform.


Welcome to the European Psychosocial Special Interest Group (EPSIG)

Having clicked through to this page, it seems you are already interested in the psychosocial aspects of CF and what we do. Please read on and consider joining us. 

Our key aim is to provide education and support for CF psychosocial professionals and teams by sharing best-practice, research and information in a friendly and supportive environment.  Understanding and addressing psychosocial factors is important in helping people with CF and their relatives achieve the best possible health outcomes.  They are a core part of the ECFS Standards of Care framework.

Our objectives are to:

•    Organise and deliver the pre-conference psychosocial programme at the annual ECFS conference
•    Share and disseminate knowledge of good psychosocial practice and research, as well as information and resources (both written and digital)
•    Enable psychosocial professionals in communicating and networking with each another in a friendly and collegiate environment
•    Respond to requests for consultation and opinion from ECFS Board and Working Groups in a timely manner
•    Participate in ECFS working streams where appropriate
•    Submit an annual report to the ECFS Board
•    Liaise with, and support the work of CF Europe, representing patients and their families.

We welcome contributions and participation from all members of the CF community in meeting these objectives. However, our primary focus is to share basic psychological and social science and research, psychotherapy effectiveness and best-practice in working with CF patients, relatives and teams.