The Convention marks the finalization of a year-long collaborative effort devoted to dialogue and the co-creation of actionable guidelines.
The Closing Ceremony brings contributors and members together to highlight the importance of their commitment. It reaffirms the strategic direction of Initiatives and Research and outlines the next steps in development and strengthening transdisciplinary coordination.
This gathering also serves as an opportunity to reflect, connect and inspire future work based on mutual trust and long-term vision.
Health challenges, particularly mental health, coupled with the realities of ageing, are significant drivers of imbalance in modern society.
The effects of this imbalance are identical for families, employers, healthcare professionals, and politicians: lack of time, exhaustion, and financial deficit.
AS TIME DWINDLES, THE RISK OF BURNOUT ESCALATES AND FINANCIAL PRESSURES INCREASE
What is really essential?
TRANSDISCIPLINARY COORDINATION - GAME CHANGER OR BACK TO THE ROOTHS?
Does transdisciplinary coordination simultaneously benefit families, health professionals, employers, and politicians?
What tools and technologies should be used to engage and coordinate the services of more than 30 different professionals?
How is quadrilateral communication a potential solution to the shortage of resources in the labor market?
HAVE YOU EVER HEARD A NOISY SILENCE?
Do vulnerabilities of wealthy individuals hide behind the closed doors of luxury?
Do individuals with higher incomes face disadvantages in accessing their health and social rights?