The academic conference aims to reinforce the knowledge of students and professionals in the health field regarding the identification and treatment of stroke.

With the purpose of strengthening academic training and expanding knowledge on topics relevant to professional practice in the health field, the training course “Teaching Cerebral Infarctions (STROKE)” will be held, aimed especially at students and members of the academic community linked to careers in the health field.

The activity will take place on September 1, 2026, from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm, through the Google Meet platform, and is organized by Dr. Felipe Rosch, within the framework of the Teaching and Altruistic Blood Collection programs.

A space to strengthen knowledge

Stroke is a condition that requires timely recognition and attention. Therefore, this training provides an opportunity for participants to strengthen their knowledge and understand fundamental aspects related to this condition, as part of their academic and professional development.

The event is aimed at students from different health-related fields, with the goal of contributing to a comprehensive education that combines knowledge acquired in the classroom with topics of importance for professional practice.

These academic spaces allow for the promotion of constant updating, the exchange of knowledge, and awareness of situations that future professionals may face in the performance of their duties.

Training details

📅 Date: September 1, 2026
🕚 Hour: 11:00 am – 12:00 pm.
💻 Modality: Virtual, via Google Meet
🎓 Addressed to: students and academic community of health-related careers
👨‍⚕️ Organized by: Dr. Felipe Rosch
📌 Within the framework of: Teaching Programs and Altruistic Blood Collection

Participate and strengthen your knowledge on a fundamental topic for the training of health professionals.