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Report to the General Assembly in Stockholm, June 2002
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After the general assembly meeting in Prague we welcomed our new vice president, Jill Lloyd. During the year Jill attended the inaugural meeting of Polish health professionals and the International Classification of Function core conference.
The education visit last year was to Hungary—at the invitation of Edina Sziraki. It was expertly organised as usual by Anne Bos. The tutors consisted of Anne Mette Langaard, Jill Lloyd, Ulla Nordenskiold, and Anne Bos. Translation was by Edina Sziraki. The programme lasted for 2.5 days and consisted of rehabilitation, patient education, spa treatment, hydrotherapy, and the value of exercises, care programmes, and splinting.
We are sorry that Anne Bos is leaving. She has made an enormous personal and professional contribution to the committee and to me and to the success of the education programme. Thank you Anne.
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