For many years, several research teams have been uncovering specific visuomotor neurons that are involved both in the vision and action planning but also in the production of the movement. Vision and movement are closely related: the same specific areas of the brain are activated when you see or make a movement.
We are very proud that our full time doctor doc. Prim. dr.sc. Denis Čerimagić , has collaborated with numerous other renowned world experts on the subject:” Primary stroke prevention worldwide: translating evidence into action” and it was published in the most renowned medical journal in the world - The Lancet.
The Glavic Dubrovnik and Zagreb Polyclinics employ highly specialized therapists for working with adult patients and children. Precisely because of the constant investment in staff and their knowledge, 5 licensed Bobath therapists currently work in both centres to work with children from birth through adolescence.
After many years of work, experience and positioning robotic neurorehabilitation at the very top of world medicine and significant and constant investment in our staff and medical equipment, we have made a big step forward and moved our business to a new, own building with accommodation in downtown Zagreb in Marijana Derenčina 3.
We are extremely pleased that today 7 of our physiotherapists completed a BOBATH course led by Doris Kutscher - Meurer, IBITA Basic and Advance International Bobath Instruction, where she gained extensive experience working with neurological patients at the University Hospital in Wurzburg, a rehabilitation centre in Soltau private clinics.
Immediately after the beginning of the COVID 19 pandemic, after we got an insight into the extent of the infection and the preparations that the company is the crisis headquarters of the Republic of Croatia in cooperation with the crisis headquarters of Dubrovnik-Neretva County, director Dr Joško Glavić is not the current two its medical and non-medical staff Polyclinic Glavic Zagreb, Polyclinic Glavic Dubrovnik as well as Institutions Glavic with two teams of ambulances.
With the desire to enable its patients to recover as quickly as possible and to push the boundaries of the impossible every day, in cooperation with the leading international organization for robotic rehabilitation Hocoma, Glavic Clinic has organized training for the robotic device C-Mill with the aim of further enrichment of the knowledge of its physiotherapists.
Along numerous professional certificates held by the whole team of physiotherapists, Polyclinic Glavic is proud of yet another enviable experience and the success of its medical staff. Moreover, our physiotherapists Mirna Golubic and Mark Tomaj participated in in-house clinical training for robotic instructors of the most sophisticated rehabilitation devices, organized by Hocoma this week in Zurich under the guidance of instructor Patricia Gonçalves Rodrigues
They say that love and hope fill your soul like no other thing in the world, and that is why during this time filled with holiday magic together with the annual observance of the International Day of Disabled Persons on 3rd of December, Polyclinic Glavic has organized yet another humanitarian action with the goal of bringing joy and happiness into the hearts and homes of patients. In this year's humanitarian action, we received over 150 complete applications and were faced with many tragic destinies that made this already difficult decision even more difficult for us.
We are very pleased that for another year in a row, the expert team of the Polyclinic Glavic visited the largest international fair of medical equipment "Medica" in Dusseldorf, where our team had the opportunity to exchange experiences with leading experts in the world of robotic rehabilitation and to see the latest robotic devices, equipment and supplies.
One of the steps towards encouraging the young, educated and professional people to remain in Croatia was the organization of a basic Bobath course, where the Polyclinic Glavic decided from a total of 12 places provided for its employees to donate 5 to physiotherapists who, for objective, family and life reasons have not been able to provide themselves further education in any of the leading physiotherapy courses.
Although everyone is already familiar with her face, due to being with Dr. Josko Glavic since the very beginnings of neurorehabilitation with adult and child robotics, Dr. Nikolina Kristic Cvitanovic, a specialist in physical medicine and rehabilitation, is now a full-time member of the Zagreb Neurorehabilitation Center with robotics.
We were connected through our wish to give the best opportunities of a recovery to our patients, the passion to be persistent in it by using the modern technology and knowledge of the biggest experts in physical therapy and we were amazed by the love of those who give the sense to our everyday work.
A physiotherapist with a master’s degree Siniša Poznić will hold a PNF course in Croatian language for physiotherapists. Courses PNF1 + PNF2 will be held in the Glavić Polyclinic, on address Radnička cesta 54, Zagreb from the 21st till the 25th of November 2017. The second course will be held from the 17th till the 21st of January 2018.
Since media is a platform that we use in our day to day life, it doesn’t surprise that they became very quickly the foundation of the communication of the new time. Thanks to this programe, our work and the success from our patients is coming to those who need help in creating a better way of living, with more quality, on a much simpler and easier way.
Meet dr. Stela Rutovic, she is our new neurologist in Polyclinic Glavic in Zagreb. She is young but the most educated neurologist in Croatia. ESO and Dr Hrvoje Budinčević had the opportunity to meet Stela Rutović, M.D. neurologist from Croatia. Stela is the first awardee of the ESO Research Stipend Programme.
In this occasion we would like to thank all the media that have recognized the importance of our story and that have shared it via their portal, printed editions or on social media.
On the occasion of the end of the charity part of the neurorehabilitational therapy, our neurologist, Dr. Joško Glavić, gave an interview in which he explained to the public the functioning and the impact of these innovative Hocoma’s Armeo Spring and Armeo Pediatric devicesand tried to demonstrate the emotions and the atmosphere that were present in the last few months in the Polyclinic.
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