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Romatem Move Cyprus marks the International Day of Persons with Disabilities

Seminars on disability and technology-supported rehabilitation, with the Minister of Health and university faculty among the guests, and assessments offered to residents with disabilities.

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Romatem newsroom
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Translated from Turkish
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Seminar audience at Romatem Move Cyprus on 3 December

Romatem Move Cyprus, operating in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, organised a programme of events for the International Day of Persons with Disabilities on 3 December. The events aimed to make healthcare easier to reach for people with disabilities and included information seminars and presentations on technology-supported methods. Academics, specialists and non-governmental organisations took part.

Among the presentations, Assistant Professor Dr. Nüket Vural spoke on “The problems faced by people with disabilities”, focusing on daily difficulties and social integration. Dr. Şahveren Yücel, physiotherapist, followed with “Innovative technological treatment models for people with disabilities”, explaining how approaches such as robotic rehabilitation can support movement and coordination.

Guests included the Minister of Health of Northern Cyprus Hakan Dinçyürek, the President of the Northern Cyprus Health Tourism Council Ahmet Savaşan and Prof. Dr. Mehtap Malkoç, Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences at Eastern Mediterranean University. As part of the programme, Romatem Move Cyprus offered residents with disabilities access to assessments planned around individual needs.

Original title

Romatem Move Kıbrıs, Dünya Engelliler Günü’nde Engelli Vatandaşlara İleri Teknoloji Sağlık Hizmetleri Sundu

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