Welcome

Welcome to the Brain Injured and Families – European Confederation website.

We are a young non-governmental organisation aimed at raising awareness of brain injury by creating a common European platform through co-ordination and co-operation between national associations of people with brain injury and their families.
We comprise of member associations from 18 European coutries and are a full member of the European Disability Forum.

UPCOMING EVENTs

The 24th Annual Conference on Legal Issues in Brain Injury

The North American Brain Injury Society is pleased to that the 24th Annual Conference on Legal Issues in Brain Injury will be held September 15-17, 2011, in New Orleans, Louisiana, at the InterContinental Hotel.  Attorneys can expect the very latest information on brain injury litigation at this three-day hands-on conference considered a “must attend” event for all professionals involved in brain injury litigation.
Attendees can expect the very latest information on brain injury litigation at this three-day hands-on event and is considered a “must attend” event for all professionals involved in legal issues relating to brain injury. The conference will be held in conjunction with the Ninth Annual Meeting of the North American Brain Injury Society.
The conference features an all-star cast of top trial attorneys and medical experts who will present a broad array of practical information covering the latest literature, diagnostic testing methods, rehabilitation, case management, trial techniques and cutting-edge demonstrative evidence. Attorneys will also benefit from an overview of the medical science of brain injury from an outstanding faculty of researchers and clinicians presenting the very latest in brain injury science, treatment and testing.
Additional information can be found here.

NABIS Ninth Annual Conference on Brain Injury

The Ninth Annual Conference on Brain Injury will be held September 14-17, 2011, in New Orleans, Louisiana, at the InterContinental Hotel. The 2011 NABIS conference planning committee has developed an integrated educational program that promises to be of interest to researchers, clinicians, administrators, and other brain injury professionals.  The conference will be a four-day, multi-track event that will cover a wide range of brain injury topics including medical best practices, rehabilitation, research, life-long living, pediatrics, and advocacy.  This year NABIS is pleased to present a full-day pre-conference on Cognitive Rehabilitation as well as special sessions on Blast Injury.  Also new this year, ACBIS certification training will be offered on-site.
Additional information can be found here.

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