As part of the Neurological Alliance of Ireland (NAI) ongoing work programme for Ireland's Presidency of the council of the European Union, we bring you a profile series on a number of patient advocates, who are working for better neurological care.
NAI recognise the contribution of Irish advocates who are helping to ensure that the lived experience of neurological conditions is heard and represented at European level. We acknowledge and celebrate the contribution of these Irish advocates
Emma Rogan(MSc, BA, CDMP) has spent more than 15 years working in European and Irish patient organisations. She is a brain health activist, community-builder, researcher and communicator specialising in employment and return to work for people with neurological conditions.
She works on the Cognitive Occupation-Based programme for people with Multiple Sclerosis research trial in the University of Galway and is on the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission Disability Advisory Board.
