Velika nam je čast najaviti Petu Europsku školu socijalne pedijatrije sa temom „Dijete u gradu“. U suradnji s Internacionalnim društvom za socijalnu pedijatriju (International Society for Social Pediatrics and Child Health, Europskom mrežom gradova prijatelja djece (European Network Child Friendly Cities), Središnjim koordinacijskim odborom akcije Gradovi – općine prijatelji djece te Školom narodnog zdravlja „Andrija Štampar“ Medicinskog fakulteta Sveučilišta u Zagrebu, od 16. do 18. lipnja 2016. godine organizira se 5. Europska škola socijalne pedijatrije, ona ima zadaću prikazati hrvatski i nekolicinu najuspješnijih svjetskih modela organizacija koje sprovode programe grad – prijatelj djece. Kako je riječ o aktivnostima od prvorazrednog značaja za zdravlje, rast i razvoj djece namjera je povezati organizacije koje sprovode akciju gradovi – prijatelji djece i socijalne pedijatre kako bi snažnije istaknuli javnozdravstveni značaj ovih aktivnosti.
Europska škola socijalne pedijatrije se po peti puta održava u Hrvatskoj. Programski škola otvara nove teme i širi nove koncepte skrbi o ranom rastu i razvoju djece s pozicije interdisciplinarnosti, uloge šire i lokalne zajednice i Konvencije o pravima djeteta Ujedinjenih naroda.
Akciju „Gradovi i općine-prijatelji djece“ osmislili su, pokrenuli i vode od 1999. godine Savez društava Naša djeca Hrvatske i Hrvatsko društvo za preventivnu i socijalnu pedijatriju, uz pokroviteljstvo Ureda UNICEF-a za Hrvatsku. Njezin je cilj stvaranje zdravog, sigurnog, poticajnog okružja za rast i razvoj djece u lokalnoj zajednici. a neke od posebnosti su da programski obuhvaća sva područja života, potreba i aktivnosti djece. Trenutno u akciji sudjeluje 106 gradova i općina, a 51 grad / općina imaju prestižan status prijatelja djece. Jedan od važnih uvjeta za dobivanje tog statusa je i aktivno sudjelovanje djece u životu svojih lokalnih zajednica kroz aktivnosti u Dječjim vijećima i Dječjim forumima. Djeca aktivno sudjeluju i pri donošenju odluke o dodjeli počasnog naziva svome gradu ili općini. Hrvatski program „Gradovi i općine – prijatelji djece“ svrstan je među tri najbolja u Europi, a Hrvatska je i aktivna članica Europske mreže gradova prijatelja djece. U okviru te suradnje 2012. godine u Zagrebu je održana međunarodna konferencija „Dijete u gradu“ u organizaciji Europske mreže gradova prijatelja djece, Europske zaklade za djecu i Središnjeg koordinacijskog odbora akcije „Gradovi i općine – prijatelji djece“. Grad Zagreb bio je pokrovitelj i domaćin, a okupila je preko 130 sudionika iz svih krajeva svijeta. Centar dječjeg zdravlja sudjeluje u izradi stručnog dijela programa i tehničkoj potpori.
Medicinski fakultet Sveučilišta u Zagrebu, preciznije Škola narodnog zdravlja „Andrija Štampar“ sa svojom tradicijom, namjenom i stručnim potencijalom, doprinosi promicanju novih znanja, ideja, gada Zagreba i Republike Hrvatske.
Na konferenciji će govoriti brojni strani i domaći stručnjaci iz spomenutih područja.
Ovogodišnjom Europskom školom socijalne pedijatrije Hrvatska se uključuje u Europski i širi međunarodni prostor. Okupljanjem inozemnih predavača i sudionika želi se omogućiti prijenos hrvatskih ideja i iskustava što istovremeno doprinosi prepoznatljivosti grada Zagreba (Grad – prijatelj djece) i Hrvatske. Očekuje se potpora gradskih vlasti i svih onih koji djeluju na spomenutim područjima brige za zdravlje i djecu te se očekuje daljnji razvoj programa zaštite zdravlja i prava djece. Više o samom programu i pojedinostima organizacije možete pročitati u nastavku:
ORGANISED BY
International Society for Social Pediatrics and Child Health (ISSOP)
European Network Child Friendly Cities (ENCFC)
Central Coordinating Committee of the Action in Croatia „Towns and Districts Friends of Children“
Andrija Stampar School of Public Health, School of Medicine University of Zagreb
Center for Child Health
Venue
Andrija Stampar School of Public Health, School of Medicine University of Zagreb
Address: Johna Davidsona Rockfellera 4, 10000, Zagreb
Phone: + 385 1 4590 100
email: amujkic@snz.hr
Objectives
- Advocacy for child rights for health and development
- Advocacy for international solidarity
- Lobbing for better implementation of child rights in the local level
Programme
- Opening words (14 – 15) Thursday (16.6.2016.)
Professor Nick Spencer: greetings
Professor Jadranka Bozikov, Head of the Andrija Stampar School of Public Health
Professor Marijan Klarica, Dean of the School of Medicine, University of Zagre
- Introduction
Professor Josip Grguric, Programme Committee of the 5th School of Social Pediatrics.
- Child Health in a City
Luis Martin Alvarez: Child Health in a changing City context: An approach from Social Paediatrics
Professor Jan Van Gils: Play and mobility
Professor Milivoj Jovancevic: Negative and positive impacts of urban areas on the child’s health
Professor Selma Sogoric: Healthy cities
Professor Aida Mujkic: Safety and protection of children
Ombudsman for children: Increased awareness of children rights to participation in community issues
- International Child Friendly Networks, Friday (17.6.2016.)
Professor Jan Van Gils: European Network of Child Friendly Communities
Asia Pacific Network of Child Friendly Cities
- National programs of Child Friendly Communities
France
Spain
Croatia
- Assessing and Monitoring Child Friendly Communities
- National model presentations – exchange of experiences and ideas, Saturday (18.6.2016.)
- Short presentations on health of children and child rights in urban settings
- Recommendation and conclusions.
- Visit to child friendly city
Rationale:
So far in Croatia, in co-organization with ISSOP, we four European schools of social pediatrics were held. Next, 5th School in 2016 will be dedicated to the topic Child friendly cities.
Child in the City programmes represent very complex activities aiming to improve health of children in urban areas. Essentially they have strong impact on physical, mental and social health of children, so they should be a point of interest for professionals dealing with social and preventive pediatrics. In multidisciplinary approach we expect more active role of pediatricians in promotion, introduction, monitoring and evaluation of national Child in the City programmes.
European Network of Child Friendly Cities specific model is based upon experiences of several best developed national programmes (France, Spain, Croatia). Here are some information on EN CFC:
“Child in the City” is an international community and platform with about 3000 interested members dealing with issues related to the wellbeing of children concerning city space for children, children’s rights to play, children’s health or in general children’s wellbeing in cities and communities. The right for children to participate in decision-making processes during a city’s design and planning is important part of CFC program.
Respectable efforts in this field are done by Child Friendly Asia Pacific Regional Network. Experiences and specificities of this model, hopefully, will be one of the topics of 5th European School of Social Pediatrics in Zagreb.
We will bring Child in a City academics and practitioners together with pediatricians to elaborate indivisibility of physical, mental, social and educational health of a child and consequent need for cooperation.
We are inviting you to take part at 5th European School and take opportunity to share their knowledge and experiences.
Paper registration: title & abstract (250 words), deadline April 1, 2016 (fields: name, add)
Participation registration:
Registration fee: 300 EU
članovi Organizacijskog odbora:
Prof.dr.sc. Josip Grgurić – Hrvatsko društvo za socijalnu i preventivnu pedijatriju
Prof.dr.sc. Jadranka Božikov – Sveučilište u Zagrebu Medicinski fakultet
Prof.dr.sc. Aida Salihagić Kadić – Sveučilište u Zagrebu Medicinski fakultet i Savez društava Naša djeca Hrvatske
Prof.dr. sc. Aida Mujkić – Sveučilište u Zagrebu Medicinski fakultet
Mr.sc. Giovana Armano – Hrvatsko društvo za socijalnu i preventivnu pedijatriju
5th European School of Social Pediatrics
“Child in a City”
July 16 – 18, 2016 – Zagreb, Croatia
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Arrival to Zagreb: After arriving to Zagreb Airport you can take a taxi to your respective accommodation (hotel or Andrija Štampar School of Public Health – ASSPH). The taxies can be reached at any time in front of the Airport building. The price is approx. 200 HRK (27 €). The journey to ASSPH takes about 30 minutes.
You can also take a bus shuttle (“Pleso prijevoz”) which operates between airport and the Central Bus Station in Zagreb (Autobusni kolodvor). It operates in scheduled intervals up to 8 PM each day, however it is also organized in such a way that it follows the arrival of all scheduled traffic landings at the airport. It takes approx. 30 min to reach the Central Bus Station in Zagreb. The bus fare is 30 HRK (approx. 4 €).
All additional information you can find at the website www.plesoprijevoz.hr
From the Central Bus Station you can take a taxi (the price is approx. 40 HRK – 5 Euros) or tram line number 8 that will take you directly to the ASSPH to Gupčeva zvijezda Square. The tram ticket can be purchased at “Tisak” newspaper stand (one is in front of Central Bus Station) and the price is 10 HRK (approx. 1,5 Euros). Take off the tram at the 7th tram stop, cross the road and head down the Mirogojska Street; after few meters take the stairs at your right and you’ll se a yellow building which is your destination – ASSPH.
Departure from Zagreb/ASSPH Dormitory: If you choose the option with the tram and the bus shuttle, the route to the Airport is the same as on arrival, only in reverse, or simply ask the receptionist to call you the taxi.
Taxi Service in Zagreb:
It is recommended to use the following taxi service providers:
Radio TaxiI: +385 1 777 or +385 60 800 800
Eko Taxi: +385 60 77 77
Cammeo Taxi: +385 800 1234
The Venue & Accommodation:
The venue of the Human Rights in Patient Care Summer School is the Andrija Štampar School of Public Health (ASSPH) located on the northern part of Zagreb. The address is:
Rockefeller Street No 4, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia.
http://www.snz.unizg.hr/cms/
The School Dormitory where you will be accommodated is in the same building, on the 3rd floor.
There is a 24 hours service at the School’s entrance (the Reception Desk).
Important contacts in ASSPH:
Professor Jadranka Božikov, PhD, Director of ASSPH
Mobile: +385 91 5804 502
E-mail: jbozikov@snz.hr
Ana Petrić, Executive Secretary to the Director’s Office
Tel: + 385 1 4590 102, Fax. + 385 1 4684 441
E-mail: apetric@snz.hr
The Reception Desk (24 hours service)
Tel: +385 1 4590 100
Fax. + 385 1 4684 441
Your meals:
Your meals will be provided at ASSPH Restaurant on the 3rd floor.
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Weather: There are two climate zones in Croatia. A temperate continental climate prevails in the interior, whereas a pleasant Mediterranean climate prevails along the Adriatic coast with sunny days throughout most of the year, dry and hot summers and mild and humid winters. Average July temperature in Zagreb is above 30°C. Most indoor places, are air-conditioned. To check the current and seven-day forecast for Zagreb please visit:
http://www.accuweather.com/hr/hr/zagreb/117910/daily-weather-forecast/117910
Time Zone: GMT plus one hour in winter and GMT plus two in summer.
Water: Tap water is drinkable throughout Croatia.
Internet: Wireless is installed trough out the ASSPH building.
Post Offices/Telecommunications/Internet: Post offices are generally opened Mo-Fr from 8:00 to 19:00 and on Saturdays until 13:00. Postage stamps can be purchased in post offices and at newsstands.
Telecard operated public telephones are installed at various central locations in all towns and villages, as well as at international airports, harbours, marinas and similar locations. Public telephones can only be used with phone cards. All public card-phones can be used for national and international calls. Dialing instructions and international codes are posted in all public telephones. Phone cards of 500, 200, 100, 50 and 25 telephone impulses can be purchased in post offices, newsstands, hotels and tourist offices.
There are several mobile phone (GSM network) providers in Croatia. If you don’t have roaming service, we advise you to make respective arrangements with your local network provider before departure. Upon arrival to Croatia, one of the Croatian network providers will automatically appear on your display. For telephone charges make sure to check details with your local network provider. The international country code for Croatia is +385 and the area code for Zagreb is 01 (when dialling from within Croatia; do not dial the first zero when calling from abroad).
Banking hours: Banks are generally opened Mo-Fr from 8:00 to 20:00. On Saturdays banks are open until 12:00. Most common credit cards, such as American Express, Diners, Eurocard/Mastercard and Visa are widely accepted at hotels, restaurants, shops, supermarkets, etc.
Cash Dispensing/Automated Teller Machines (ATMs; Bankomat in Croatian) are located all around the town.
Working Hours: Shops and department stores are open Mo-Sa from 8:00 to 20:00. A smaller number of stores may close between 12:00 and 16:00. Many stores are also open on Sundays, especially during the summer. Public services and companies generally work Mo-Fr from 8:00 to 16:00.
Currency: The currency unit in the Republic of Croatia is the kuna (HRK or Kn), which is divided into 100 lipa. Banknotes exist in denominations of 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1,000 kuna. Foreign currencies can be exchanged at banks, exchange offices, post offices, travel agencies, hotels, while checks/cheques can be cashed in at banks. The current exchange rates are approximately: 1 kn = 7,6 € or 7 USD. For most current rates you may check the website of the Croatian National Bank http://www.hnb.hr/tecajn/htecajn.ht
Tipping: A tip is not obligatory, but small change is always welcomed. Taxi drivers, porters, hairdressers, etc., will always appreciate a small tip.
Language: The official language in Croatia is Croatian, but many people also speak English, French, German or Italian.
Safety and Medical Care: Croatia is considered a safe country with a very low crime rate. You may walk freely throughout the city at all times. You are encouraged, however, to take normal precautions to ensure your safety.
Medical assistance is available in hospitals providing 24-hour emergency service. Foreign tourists do not pay for medical services if a Health Care Agreement was signed between Croatia and their respective country of origin. In case of an emergency, you should call 112.
Pharmacies/Drug Stores are opened from 8:00 until 20:00. Names, addresses and telephone numbers of pharmacies that remain open until late at night on public holidays and on Sundays, are listed in daily papers or call 18981.
Electrical System: The electrical system in Croatia is based on 220V, frequency 50Hz and requires two-pronged wall plugs. Visitors from other countries may need to bring a voltage adapter and/or a plug adapter for their electronic devices. Please check your current adapters to see if they will accept up to 220V.
USEFUL WEB SITES
Croatia:
Croatian Homepage: http://www.hr/english
Croatian National Tourist Board: http://croatia.hr/en-GB/Homepage
Croatia Airlines
Croatia Airlines http://www.croatiaairlines.com/
Zagreb Office: (+385) 1 6164 581
