INTEREHA Working Group Study Visit to EKA Hospital

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INTEREHA Working Group Study Visit to EKA Hospital

Athens, Greece 3-4 November 2026

* This Study Visit is for EPR members only.

The EPR INTEREHA Working Group Study Visit will be hosted by EPR member EKA Hospital in Athens, Greece. It will take place on the 3-4 November 2026.

The INTEREHA Working Group is led by EPR member Fondazione Don Gnocchi. It aims to share practices among tech-based (or willing-to-be tech-based) organisations, and works to establish a metric to evaluate practices in the fields of rehabilitation and training, to bring the respective voices to policy makers’ level, as well as to consider related project developments.

Practicalities

The Study Visit registration form and programme will be available below closer to the visit date, please check back.

Information details

Contact person

Giada Venier
gvenier[at]dongnocchi.it

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