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Zbornik Radova 12 Sajma Zdravlja Vinkovci 2008 12. SAJAM ZDRAVLJA, VINKOVCI, 18. – 20. TRAVNJA 2008. 63 64 POPIS PREDAVAĈA doc. dr. sc. Selma Šogorić, dr. med. Mandica Sanković, dipl. ing. arh. Škola narodnog zdravlja "Andrija Štampar", proĉelnica Upravnog odjela za prostorno Medicinskog fakulteta ureĊenje, gradnju i zaštitu okoliša, Sveuĉilišta u Zagrebu Grad Vinkovci 10000 Zagreb, Rockefellerova 4 tel: 032/337-214, fax: 032/332-624, tel: 01/459-0100, fax: 01/468-4213 mob. 098 972 40 54 [email protected], www.snz.hr [email protected], www.vinkovci.hr prof. dr. sc. Slobodan Lang, dr. med. 10000 Zagreb Rockefellerova 7 Danijel Šota, predsjednik Hrvatske udruge [email protected] djelatnika hitne medicinske pomoći u RH www.hcjz.hr (HUD HMP RH) 32100 Vinkovci, M. Gupca 89 Boţo Galić, ţupan tel: 032/308-900, fax: 032/308-535 Vukovarsko-srijemska ţupanija mob: 098 270 444 32000 Vukovar, Ţupanijska 9, [email protected] Palaĉa Srijem tel: 032/454-201, fax: 032/454-200 Vera Robić-Škarica, Hrvatski filmski savez Duško Popović, novinar, Zagreb Kata Krešić, dr. med., spec. epidemiolog 10000 Zagreb, Barĉićeva 12 ravnateljica ZZJZ VSŢ tel: 01/4640-574, mob: 098 943 46 79 32100 Vinkovci, Zvonarska 57 [email protected] tel: 032/370-428, fax: 032/369-271 [email protected] prof. Marina Zlatarić, Zagreb Gradsko društvo Crvenog kriţa Vinkovci Aleksandar Dţakula, dr. med. Zvonko Domaĉinović, ravnatelj Škola narodnog zdravlja "Andrija Štampar", 32100 Vinkovci, Trg bana J. Šokĉevića 1 Medicinskog fakulteta tel: 032/332-523, fax: 032/332-523 Sveuĉilišta u Zagrebu [email protected] 10000 Zagreb, Rockefellerova 4 mob: 091 582 88 92 Suzana Fabijanić, dr. med., [email protected] spec. školske medicine voditeljica Sluţbe za školsku medicinu prof. dr. sc. Silvije Vuletić, ZZJZ Sisaĉko-moslavaĉke ţupanije profesor emeritus tel: 044/537-211, mob: 091 205 58 03 Škola narodnog zdravlja Andrija Štampar [email protected] Medicinskog fakultet Sveuĉilišta u Zagrebu 10000 Zagreb, Rockefellerova 4 prof. dr. sc. Vladimir Gruden, dr. med., mob: 091 576 577 spec. psihoterapeut [email protected], www.snz.hr Klinika za psihološku medicinu KBC Zagreb 10000 Zagreb, Hrgovići 61/4 Jadranka Pavić, asistent tel: 01/3832-785, fax: 01/3832-785, Zdravstveno veleuĉilištu u Zagrebu mob. 091 252 15 59, 10000 Zagreb, Bukovac 62 [email protected] mob: 091 230 09 94 [email protected] mr. sc. Davorin Pezerović, dr. med. spec. internist mr. sc. Mirna Krajina-Andriĉević, dr. med. 32100 Vinkovci, P. Miškine 78 Opća bolnica Vinkovci mob: 098 349 189 32100 Vinkovci, Zvonarska 57 ULOH HEPATOS, Osijek mob: 099 370 02 39 Lions Club Vinkovci 32100 Vinkovci, I. Gundulića 10 65 tel: 032/339-870, fax: 032/339-872 Anita Bujanic, mr.pharm. mob: 098 349 189 Beauty & Dermocosmetics Consultant [email protected] 10 000 Zagreb, Dugoratska 13/I mob: 098 909 72 00 Dijana Mayer, Zvonimira Papeš-Ibrišević, [email protected] mr. Davorin Gajnik, dipl. pravnik, ZZJZ Zagrebaĉke ţupanije Ivona Nikolić, dipl. ing., 10000 Zagreb, Ulica grada Vukovara 72/V Višnja Jurić, dipl. ing., Marketing Assistant, tel: 01/3319-109, fax: 01/3319-108 VIVERA d. o. o. HIPP Group mob: 098 499 216 10020 Zagreb, XIII Podbreţje 26, [email protected] tel: 01/6593-796, fax: 01/6593-798 mob: 098 952 93 88 Zdravstvena i veterinarska škola mail: [email protected] Dr. Andrija Štampar www. www.hipp.hr 32100 Vinkovci, H. D. Genschera 16a tel/fax: 032/306-301 Ruţica Đurić, m.s. Silvija Stojić, Svjetlana Reljanović, Valentina Rendulić, m.s. Ahnetka Stjepanović Opća Bolnica Vukovar mob: 098 349 494 32000 Vukovar, Ţupanijska 35 ahnetka.stjepanović@vu.t-com.hr tel: 032/452-011, fax: 032/441-021 uĉenice: Ana Josić, Vedrana Damjanović mr. sc. Vladimir Ćirić, prof., Vinkovci mentorica Bosiljka AnĊelić, dr. vet. med. Srednja tehniĉka škola RuĊera Boškovića [email protected] 32100 Vinkovcima, H. D. Genschera uĉenici: Marijana Mikinac, Izabela tel: 032/338-987, mob: 098 749 046 Svitlanović, Josip Farkaš [email protected] mentorica Antonija Majić, dr. vet. med. [email protected] Marija Ćurić, VMS, Jela Gazić, MS uĉenici: Samanta Dolić, Hrvoje Šebalj, Dom zdravlja Vinkovci, Patronaţa Ivana Ambrinac, 32100 Vinkovci, Kralja Zvonimira 53 mentorica Sanda Horvatović, dipl. tel: 032/308-530, fax: 032/308-541 psihologinja mob: 098 932 53 02 Jadranka Pavelić, MS Dom zdravlja Vinkovci, Stomatološka Nera Salamon, viši fizioterapeut ambulanta Otok mob: 091 752 52 23 [email protected] Djelatnici ZZJZ "Sveti Rok" Virovitiĉko- podravske ţupanije: Josip Ţuparić, PU Vukovarsko-srijemska Ljubica Šantić, VMS; mr. sc. Miroslav 32100 Vinkovci, Glagoljaška 27 Venus, dr. med., spec. epidemiolog; tel: 032/342-292 Darija Petrovĉić, dr. med., spec. epidemiolog; Maja Tomiĉić, sanitarni Gradsko društvo Crvenoga kriţa Vinkovc tehniĉar; Tomislav Šokac, med. tehniĉar 32100 Vinkovci, Trg bana J. Šokĉevića 1 ZZJZ "Sveti Rok" tel: 032/332-523, fax: 032/332-523 Virovitiĉko-podravske ţupanije Iva Kneţević, predsjednica Mladeţi i 33000 Virovitica, Lj. Gaja 21 mob: 098 758 337 tel: 033/727-031, fax: 033/727-032 [email protected] mob: 091 787 74 92 tomislav@[email protected] Mario Budrovac, m.t. www.zzjzvpz.hr Opća bolnica Vinkovci, Odjel za ţivĉane bolesti Dom Zdravlja Vinkovci Stari Mikanovci, M. Gupca 44 32100 Vinkovci, Kralja Zvonimira 53 mob: 091 937 00 60 tel: 032/308-530, fax: 032/308-541 66 Dinka Kalaica, VMS Tomislav Ĉorak, mob: 098 667 071 mob: 098 174 17 40 [email protected] Vladimir Vranješević, mob: 098 859 517 Vjeran Kokor, prof. [email protected] 32100 Vinkvci, Tina Ujevića 18 mob: 099 505 14 44, 098 934 15 29 Tihomir Marojević, mob: 095 864 15 63 [email protected] Veleuĉilišta Lavoslav Ruţiĉka u Vukovaru Iva Pezer, mob: 098 974 20 30 - studij fizioterapije [email protected] Vesna Šeper, bacc. ft., Stjepan Jelica, vft. mob: 098 279 173 Udruga za pomoć osobama s invaliditetom [email protected] Bubamara Vinkovci 32100 Vinkovci, Duga 43 Ljubomir Tomljenović, prof. sporta i tel: 032/333-232, fax: 032/333-232 rehabilitacije, uĉitelj yoge i meditacije, [email protected] Vukovar Mirela Posarić, dipl. defektologinja Samostalna plesna umjetnica ĐurĊica MaĊar, roditelj djeteta s Conni Đeneš, dipl. terapeutkinja invaliditetom alternativne medicine, Vukovar 32000 Vukovar, Lj. Gaja 12 Grad Zagreb, Gradski ured za zdravstvo, tel: 032/450-086, fax: 032/450-086 rad, socijalnu zaštitu i branitelje mob: 095 904 54 24, 098 731 843 Zvonimir Šostar, dr. med. [email protected] Marinka Bakula-AnĊelić tel: 01/6101-251, fax: 01/6101-502 Djeĉiji vrtić Suncokret, Slatina mob: 091 610 12 83 Snjeţana Dupan-Lovrić, odgojiteljica [email protected] 33520 Slatina, Ribnjak 16 www.zagreb.hr 033/401-414, mob: 098 792 075 [email protected] Udruga osoba s invaliditetom Grada Opatije Centar za predškolski odgoj Vinkovci 51410 Opatija, Vrutki 6 Mirjana Pešec, prof., pedagoginja tel/fax: 051/603-222 Eva Skaramuca, odgajateljica Paţin ĐurĊica, Bonaĉić Ranka u djeĉjem vrtiću Budućnost i mob: 091 557 42 78 Bernardica Jerković, odgajateljica [email protected] u djeĉjem vrtiću Naša radost 32100 Vinkovci, J. J. Strossmayera 7 Udruga invalida tel: 032/304-260, fax: 032/304-261 Koprivniĉko-kriţevaĉke ţupanije mob: 098 922 28 78 48000 Koprivnica, Hercegovaĉka bb [email protected] tel/fax: 048/671-158 [email protected] Gradska knjiţnica i ĉitaonica Vinkovci 32100 Vinkovci, I. Gundulića 6 Hrvatski savez za terapijsko jahanje tel: 032/332-418, 032/332-418 Centar za rehabilitaciju Stanĉić fax: 032/334-675, 032/334-109 10370 Dugo Selo, Zagrebaĉka bb www.gkvk.hr Dragana Blaţević, voditeljica terapijskog jahanja Sonja Šimić, mob: 098 955 50 21 mob: 091 883 13 16 [email protected] [email protected] Klaudija Ladan, mob: 098 190 29 01 [email protected] Katarina Boţićević, prof. biologije, Ana Škrlec, mob: 098/955 58 50 TJ "Krila" [email protected] Jelena Krmpotić, prof. psihologije, TJ "Krila" 67 mr. sc. Branka Maurović Gimnastiĉki klub Hrvatski sokol Vinkovci 10198 Donja Bistra, Jablanovec, 32100 Vinkovci, H. V. Hrvatinića 8 Stubiĉka 262 Ţeljko Iveljić mob: 098 716 262 tel: 032/306-144, [email protected] fax: 032/306-152 (za Iveljić) Nikola Drobnjak, dr. med. spec. psihijatrije, mob: 098 465 062 Vinkovci [email protected] prof. dr. sc. AnĊela Franĉić Povijesno i športsko društvo Hrvatski sokol, Gradska knjiţnica i ĉitaonica Vinkovci Vinkovci 32100 Vinkovci, I. Gundulića 6 32100 Vinkovci, ŠRC SOPOT, tel: 032/332-418, fax: 032/334-675 Sokolski dom www.gkvk Zlatko Virc, prof. Vedrana Markić, mob: 098 946 65 43 tel: 032/369-130, mob: 098 184 98 32 [email protected] Dubravka Katić, mob: 098 136 25 63 Boćarski klub Lokomotiva Vinkovci [email protected] 32100 Vinkovci, Kralja Tomislava 60 tel: 032/366148, mob: 098 383 211 Društvo Naša djeca Grada Vinkovaca 32100 Vinkovci, M. Gupca 21a Udruga kuhara tel: 032/334-310, fax: 032/369-564 Vukovarsko-srijemske ţupanije Mario Perković, mob: 098 177 20 94 32100 Vinkovci, Zl. Sremca 43 [email protected] Jozo Gale, predsjednik Udruge Iva Kneţević, mob: 098 758 337 tel/fax: 032/334-160 [email protected] mob: 098 269 659, 098 460 752 [email protected] OŠ Bartola Kašića www.udrugakuhara-vsz.hr 32100 Vinkovci, Bartola Kašića 48 tel/fax: 032/360-386 Hrvatski zavod za zapošljavanje [email protected] - Podruĉna sluţba Vinkovci ravnateljica: Adrijana Cvrković-Lasić 32100 Vinkovci, J. Dalmatinca 27 Vladislav Vujĉić, prof. psihologije, Baletni studio SJAJ Vinkovci tel: 032/331-155, fax: 032/331-699 32100 Vinkovci, Hrvatskih ţrtava 2a mob: 091 557 12 72 Karmela Vidaković [email protected] Marijana Vuĉinić Plesni centar RITAM, Zagreb Karate klub ICTUS Vinkovci Siniša Kraševac, mob: 091 500 25 71 32100 Vinkovci, M.
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