Online webinar
First Workshop of the AMR Patient Group
Wednesday 16 December, 10:00- 12:00 (CET)
Health First Europe is organising the first workshop of the newly created AMR Patient Group “Addressing antimicrobial resistance and healthcare-associated infections through patient empowerment” which will take place on Wednesday 16 December 2020 from 10:00 to 12:00 CET via RingCentral.
Europe’s first AMR Patient Group was officially launched on the 18th November 2020 to coincide with European Antibiotic Awareness Day 2020 and World Antimicrobial Awareness Week (18-24 November). The AMR Patient Group is comprised of national patient associations from across Europe. The group aims to address the gap in awareness at the patient-level about the danger of antibiotic misuse and the lack of effective infection prevention measures. For more background information, please click here.
The purpose of the workshop aims to give participants a comprehensive knowledge of the issue of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and healthcare associated infections (HAIs), the state of play in Europe, current challenges and impact on the society with the view to develop patient expertise and role so that everyone understands when it is appropriate to take antibiotics and how to take them responsibly.
The virtual workshop will bring together high-level speakers from the ECDC, country-level experts and EU health stakeholders aiming to provide participants with a comprehensive knowledge of the issue of AMR and HAIs, and ultimately to enhance patient safety in Europe.
The debate will feature contributions from:
- Dominique Monnet – ECDC
- Massimo Sartelli – Department of General and Emergency Surgery, Member of the Hospital Infection Control Committee, Macerata Hospital, Italy
- Annabel Seebohm – Standing Committee of European Doctors
- Emma Kollatou – MedTech Europe
- Sian Williams – Wellcome Trust
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EVENT SUMMARY
EP Interest Group on Innovation in Health and Social Care
Tuesday, 8 December 2020 from 13.30 to 15.00 CET
Virtual meeting via Ring Central
Co-chairs
MEP Tudor Ciuhodaru (Romania, S&D)
MEP Irena Joveva (Slovenia, Renew Europe)
MEP Tomislav Sokol (Croatia, EPP)
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Virtual Meeting – Prevention at the heart of European health systems
Knowledge is power: knowing a condition allows us to act promptly and prevent harm. Screening and early diagnosis play a key role in helping patients to live healthier and longer lives. Regular exams and screening tests can detect disease in its earliest stages substantially, increasing the chance of curing it and helping patients to return to their original health.
Health First Europe together with the co-chairs of the EP Interest Group on Innovation in Health and Social Care would like to give its concrete contribution to the debate on transforming healthcare, starting from fostering secondary prevention.
This virtual meeting will involve a broad and diverse range of health stakeholders to formulate concrete proposals for the future of a strong European Health Union.
Key issues to be discussed:
- Investing into secondary prevention and preparedness to optimise public health response to health threats
- Good practices and policy actions to foster screening and early diagnosis in Europe
- The role for clinical laboratories in fostering access to screening
Keynote contributors
Elisabeth Dupont – International Diabetes Federation – (IDF Europe)
Isabel Rubio – European Cancer Organisation (ECCO)
Tanja Valentin – MedTech Europe
Damien Gruson – Cliniques Universitaires Saint-Luc (UCLouvain)
We hope to see you online at our virtual roundtable!
Agenda EPIG meeting 8 December 2020
EVENT SUMMARY
My City-Lab Talk Series
AI transforming cardiovascular disease management and care
#EUCitylabs
Wednesday, 18 November 12:15 – 13:30 CET via Webinar
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The fourth and final edition of My City-Lab Talk Series on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and healthcare will take place on 18 November via a webinar in the framework of the 2020 Annual Congress of the European Health Management Association (EHMA). The event will focus on the role of AI in transforming cardiovascular disease and management.
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in Europe. CVD causes over 1.8 million deaths each year or 37% of all deaths in the EU. Each year, there are over 6.1 million new cases of CVD and almost 49 million Europeans live with CVD. The number of those affected has grown steadily over the past 30 years, making CVD one of the heaviest burdens on EU healthcare systems.
The purpose of the informal debate will be to offer a dynamic discussion among key stakeholders and policymakers on the ways in which AI can support the screening and prevention of cardiovascular diseases (CVDs). This will be done through a discussion on the benefits and risks of such technologies as well as the barriers to their deployment. Additionally, we will also look at some of the already existing strategies for CVD screening by means of AI as well as the ways in which EU countries could boost patient safety through the uptake of AI-assisted solutions in CVD care.
The debate will feature insights from:
- MEP Maria Carvalho – Co-Chair of the MEP Heart Group at the European Parliament
- The Heart Failure Policy Network
- European Society of Cardiology
- European Heart Network
- Healthcare professionals
We hope to see you there!
Virtual Roundtable
Preventing infections in the surgical care pathway to tackle AMR
Tuesday 17 November, 14:00- 17:30 (CET)
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Health First Europe is organising a virtual roundtable event entitled “Preventing infections in the surgical care pathway to tackle antimicrobial resistance” which will take place on 17 November between 14:00-17:30 CET via webinar.
The virtual roundtable will bring together high-level speakers from the European Commission, the European Parliament, the ECDC, country-level experts and EU health stakeholders with the view to discuss pathways to prevent and manage infections across the surgical care pathway to curb antimicrobial resistance and ultimately to enhance patient safety in Europe.
Health First Europe Insight Report “Identifying the aps between evidence and practice in the prevention of surgical site infections” will be launched during the debate to offer a comprehensive overview of the current gaps between evidence-based guidelines and medical practice in prevention and reduction of surgical site infections in Europe and discuss potential solutions and necessary policy changes.
The debate will feature contributions from:
- MEP István UJHELYI (Hungary, S&D) – European Parliament
- Tommi Kärki – Expert, Antimicrobial Resistance and Healthcare-associated infections – ECDC
- Professor Dr. med. Wolf O. Bechstein – President – DGAV
- Paola Kruger – Patient representative – EUPATI
- Kemal Rasa – President – SIS-E
- Massimo Sartelli – Member – ACOI
- Professor Pascal Astagneau – Head of Regional Centre for Prevention of Healthcare-associated Infections, Assistance Publique – Hôpitaux de Paris, Faculty of Medicine, Sorbonne University
- Professor Peter Sagar – Professor of Colorectal Surgery – University of Leeds and St James’s University Hospital
We hope to welcome you at our roundtable!
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EVENT SUMMARY
Webinar
Pathways for fostering patient safety across Europe:
Learning from regional success stories
#Together4SaferHealth
Tuesday 8 September 2020, 11:00 – 12:30 CEST (Brussels time)
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LINK TO JOIN THE WEBINAR
Health First Europe is organising a virtual roundtable event entitled Pathways for fostering patient safety across Europe: Learning from regional success stories, which will take place on 8 September between 11:00-12:30 CEST via a webinar.
The purpose of the discussion is to bring together healthcare authorities, patients, healthcare providers and workers as well as EU policymakers to debate the current landscape surrounding patient safety in Europe and showcase the patient safety success stories from across Europe’s regions and local governments.
Patient safety remains a challenge for European healthcare systems. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), medication errors and healthcare-related adverse events occur in 8% to 12% of the hospitalizations in Europe. Nearly half of the harm is believed to be preventable. Lapses in safety not only result in significant patient suffering but represent a considerable financial burden as well. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) estimates that direct costs of unnecessary harm to patients can amount to as much as 5% of total health expenditure.
Join us for a lively discussion featuring insights from:
- ECDC – European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control
- The European Parliament
- European Committee of the Regions
- UEHP – European Union of Private Hospitals
- IAPO – International Alliance of Patients’ Organizations
- University of Ferrara (Italy)
- University of Geneva (Switzerland)
We hope to welcome you at our roundtable!
EVENT SUMMARY
Webinar
Nurses’ training and core competences: from digital skills to continuity of care and leadership skills
#EUHPP #EUworkforce4care
Monday 22 June 2020, 11:00 – 12:15
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GUIDELINES TO ACCESS THE WEBINAR
Every year, the European Commission’s Health Policy Platform hosts three Thematic Networks led by health stakeholders. These temporary networks are set up to produce a Joint Statement within a year’s time in a policy area of common interest. Jointly with EHMA, Health First Europe is currently coordinating the thematic network dedicated to “Profiling and training the health care workers of the future”. The goal of our thematic network is to support the European Commission and its Members States in profiling the healthcare workers’ needs for the future of care, identifying and improving their core competencies and pointing out their critical role in the debate about health system reforms, digitalisation and new models of care.
Do not miss the opportunity to participate in our debate online, via WebEx.
With a focus on:
Nurses’ training and core competences: from digital skills to continuity of care and leadership skills
With key remarks from:
- Representative from European Commission – DG SANTE
- EUROFEDOP – European Federation of Public Services Employees
- EULAR – European League Against Rheumatism (Member of the BioMed Alliance)
The floor will be open for participants to interact, discuss the revisions and provide comments on the presentation and initial results.
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My City-Lab Talk Series
AI in Outbreak Management
#EUCitylabs
Wednesday, 10 June 2020, 11.00 -12.15 (CEST, Brussels time)
Webinar
My City-Lab Talk Series is back!
The third meeting of My City-Lab Talk Series on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and health care will take place on 10 June via Webinar.
The objective of this webinar is to discuss how AI applications can be implemented into risk management practices to prevent and to better prepare healthcare systems against infectious disease epidemics.
Artificial Intelligence is developing fast. It will change our lives and it has unlimited potential in healthcare. The current COVID-19 outbreak has shown how AI can play a critical role in predict, explain and manage the different scenarios caused by a disease outbreak. Therefore, this webinar will involve keynote speakers and participants in an exchange of views on the concrete applications of AI solutions to better tackle disease outbreaks.
Do not miss the opportunity to participate in our passionate debate and discuss:
- How can AI contribute to the diagnosis and prevention of infectious diseases?
- How can AI support the laboratory process in the creation of vaccines for new outbreaks?
- How could patients use AI to inform themselves about the perils of outbreaks?
- What are the ethical and security challenges of the use of AI in a pandemic?
- How Artificial Intelligence can help the fight against COVID-19?
With remarkable insights from:
- David Gruson – Director of the Health Programme, Jouve
- Neda Milesvka – Board Member, International Alliance of Patients’ Organizations
- Nadine Nehme – Scientist and medical researcher, Medicus AI
- George Valiotis – Interim Executive Director, European Health Management Association
Looking forward to virtually welcoming you on Wednesday 10 June 2020 from 11.00 to 12.15
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HOW TO CONNECT TO THE WEBINAR VIA RING CENTRAL
LINK TO JOIN THE WEBINAR
My City-Lab project – financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) – aims to create 2 new primary care structures, called My City-Lab, integrating the innovation of laboratory medicine and mobile health. The scope of the project is to facilitate access to laboratory tests as part of an integrated and collaborative approach to ambulatory care of a chronically ill individual, as well as to contribute to the dynamic monitoring of patients with chronic diseases.
Webinar
Preparing health care professionals to the ongoing digitalisation of care: Innovation readiness, digital leadership and literacy
#EUHPP #EUworkforce4care
Wednesday 13 May 2020, 11:00 – 12:00
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GUIDELINES TO ACCESS THE WEBINAR
Every year, the European Commission’s Health Policy Platform hosts three Thematic Networks led by health stakeholders. These temporary networks are set up to produce a Joint Statement within a year’s time in a policy area of common interest. Jointly with EHMA, Health First Europe is currently coordinating the thematic network dedicated to “Profiling and training the health care workers of the future”. The goal of our thematic network is to support the European Commission and its Members States in profiling the healthcare workers’ needs for the future of care, identifying and improving their core competencies and pointing out their critical role in the debate about health system reforms, digitalisation and new models of care.
Do not miss the opportunity to participate in our debate online, via WebEx.
With a focus on:
Case studies and best practices to improve organizational and workforce digital readiness and obtain insights for a Joint Statement
With key remarks from:
- European Commission – DG SANTE
- David Farrell – Health Education England
- Trine Ungermann Fredskild – Digital & Innovation Skills Helix in Health (DISH) project
The floor will be open for participants to interact, discuss the revisions and provide comments on the presentation and initial results.
Webinar
Continuity and coordination of care: preparing the health care workforce to meet the needs of chronic patients
Case studies on diabetes & heart failure
#EUHPP #EUworkforce4care
Tuesday 7 April 2020, 11:00 – 12:00
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GUIDELINES TO ACCESS THE WEBINAR
Every year, the European Commission’s Health Policy Platform hosts three Thematic Networks led by health stakeholders. These temporary networks are set up to produce a Joint Statement within a year’s time in a policy area of common interest. Jointly with EHMA, Health First Europe is currently coordinating the thematic network dedicated to “Profiling and training the health care workers of the future”. The goal of our thematic network is to support the European Commission and its Members States in profiling the healthcare workers’ needs for the future of care, identifying and improving their core competencies and pointing out their critical role in the debate about health system reforms, digitalisation and new models of care.
Do not miss the opportunity to participate in our debate online, via WebEx.
With a focus on:
The Continuity and coordination of care, how do we need to prepare the health care workforce to meet the need of chronic patients with diabetes and cardiovascular conditions?
With key remarks from:
- European Commission – DG SANTE
- IDF Europe
- Heart Failure Policy Network
The floor will be open for participants to interact, discuss the revisions and provide comments on the presentation and initial results.
Roundtable debate: A Health Care Workforce for the Digital Age
Under the Patronage of the Finnish Presidency
#Digital4Care
Tuesday 5 November 2019, 12:00 – 14:00
Room ASP 5F385 – European Parliament
Welcoming remarks by MEP Sara Cerdas (S&D, Portugal)
HFE is organising a roundtable debate entitled A Health Care Workforce for the Digital Age, taking place at the European Parliament on Tuesday 5 November 2019 from 12:00 – 14:00.
This roundtable will focus on the role of workforce to encourage the uptake of digital solutions to innovate healthcare systems.
The following issues will be discussed:
- What structural changes in health care settings can support health workers in leading the digital revolution?
- What skills do health care workers need to maximise the benefits of digital technologies?
- How EU policies can support health care workers in scaling up innovation?
Key note contributors
MARIA TERESA PARISOTTO – European Specialist Nurses Organisations (ESNO)
TANJA VALENTIN – MedTech Europe
PAULIUS POVILONIS – European Medical Students’ Association
CHRISTOPH KLEIN – European Commission (DG CNECT)
TAPANI PIHA – Finnish Presidency of the Council
ANTANAS MONTVILA – European Junior Doctors Association
MATTHIAS WISMAR – European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies
TILEN KOZOLE – European Pharmaceutical Students
ANNABEL SEEBOHM – Standing Committee of European Doctors
The roundtable event will be moderated by MARC LANGE, Secretary-General of the European Health Telematics Association (EHTEL)
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Roundtable debate – Time to act: #STOPSEPSISEU
Wednesday 25 September 2019, 14:30 – 16:30
Room PHS1C47 – European Parliament
Hosted by MEP Simona Bonafè (S&D, Italy)
Health First Europe and the European Network for Safer Health Care are organising a roundtable debate to exchange best practices on Sepsis and explore new steps to better manage it, taking place at the European Parliament (Room PHS1C47) on Wednesday 25 September 2019 from 14:30 to 16:30.
The discussion will focus on successful initiatives at country level, designed to raise awareness on the burden of sepsis, its implications and clinical management. It will also provide a best cases’ exchange with the aim to make sepsis a top priority in the agenda of the new legislative term.
Keynote contributors
MEP Simona Bonafé – European Parliament
Brian Maguire – EURACTIV
Dennis Kredler – Global Sepsis Alliance
Charles Price – European Commission DG Sante
Giulio Toccafondi – Tuscany Region (Italy)
Juan Carlos Yebenes – Catalunya (Spain)
Mercedes Bonet Semenas – World Health Organisation
Maurizio Sanguinetti – ESCMID
Maria Martinez – Vall d’Hebron Hospital (Barcelona)
Robert Leach – EUSEM
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The event is organised by Health First Europe and the European Network for Safer Health Care
ROUNDTABLE: Patterns to tackle AMR
Designing effective HAI prevention and control programmes in Europe
Tuesday 29 January 2019, 12:00 – 14:30
European Parliament
Patient safety and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) have become major public health concerns at both European and national level.
It is estimated that 8-12% of patients admitted to hospital in the EU suffer from adverse events whilst receiving healthcare. Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) represent approximately 25% of those adverse events.
Strengthening infection prevention and control practices and implementing antimicrobial stewardship are essential to prevent HAIs and counteract the emergence and spread of antimicrobial resistance.
The roundtable aims at engaging policymakers and relevant representatives in a dynamic debate on patient safety and HAIs aimed at measuring the current levels of safety in health settings and considering key proposals to strengthen infection prevention and control practices across Europe.
Keynote contributors
MEP LIEVE WIERINCK – European Parliament
AMALIA SERBAN – Ministry of Health of Romania
MEP JOSÉ INÁCIO FARIA – European Parliament
BENEDETTA ALLEGRANZI – World Health Organisation
JOSÉ MARIA BALIBREA – Hospital Clinic de Barcelona
BIRGITTA LYTSY – Representative of JAMRAI WP6.2
ANDREA AMMON – European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control
JESÚS RODRÍGUEZ BAÑO – European Society of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases
HERMAN GOOSSENS – University of Antwerp Netherlands:
EDWIN OBERJÉ – University of Amsterdam
KAREN SHAW – Public Health England
JOHN BOWIS – HFE co-Patron
ARJON VAN HENGEL – DG RTD, European Commission
WILFRIED VON EIFF – Center for Hospital Management”
PATRIQ FAGERSTEDT – Joint Programming Initiative on Antimicrobial Resistance
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The event is organised by Health First Europe and the European Network for Safer Health Care
Identifying and transferring innovation in comparative Health Services and Systems research
Monday 29 January 2018, 12:30 – 14:30
European Parliament – Room: ASP A3H-1
Join us for the roundtable organised by Health First Europe and the TO-Reach consortium. The event entitled ‘Identifying and transferring innovation in comparative Health Services and Systems research’ will take place on Monday 29 January 2018, from 12:30 to 14:30, kindly hosted by MEP Patrizia Toia (S&D, Italy) in the European Parliament – Room: ASP A3H-1.
Funded as Horizon 2020 project, TO REACH aims to prepare a joint EU research initiative on health services and systems research. The discussion during the workshop will look at the potential challenges of cross-national learning and will explore the key contextual elements for transferring and introducing innovation in healthcare systems, drawing upon interim results from the TO-REACH project.
Keynote contributors
MEP FARIA – (EPP, Portugal)
MEP Patrizia Toia – (S&D, Italy).
John Bowis – HFE President
Walter Ricciardi – TO-REACH Project,
ELLEN NOLTE & JOSEP FIGUERAS – European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies
NATASHA AZZOPARDI MUSCAT – President European Public Health Association (EUPHA)
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PRESS RELEASE
EVENT: Innovative Health Systems Reform: Boosting workforce to meet new demands in healthcare systems
Tuesday, 28 November 2017, 12.30 – 14.00
European Parliament, Room ASP 8F 388
The EP Interest Group on Innovation in Health and Social Care with Co-chairs:
MARIAN HARKIN (ALDE, IE)
KARIN KADENBACH (S&D, AT)
KAY SWINBURNE (ECR, UK)
CRISTIAN SILVIU BUSOI (EPP, RO)
are pleased to invite you to join us for our meeting
The European health system requires a deep reconstruction to ensure its sustainability. Rethinking healthcare has become a priority. Improving the performance of primary care systems is perceived as an important challenge by a majority of EU Member States. In this frame, the EP Interest Group is delighted to invite you to join a roundtable discussion on the role of health workers to build effective and sustainable healthcare delivery in the future.
Keynote contributors:
PROF. JAN DE MAESENEER – Chair of the Expert Panel on Effective ways of Investing in Health
DR. AURÉLIEN PEREZ – Policy Offcer, Performance of National Health Systems Unit, DG SANTE
Followed by audience discussion.
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INVITATION
My City-Lab & HFE
Under the patronage of the Estonian Presidency of the European Union
Engaging Patients in the Digital Revolution: A Call to Build Smarter and Safer Healthcare Systems
#Petition4PatientSafety
Tuesday, 5 December 2017, 13.00 – 14.30
European Parliament, Room ATRIUM 03K002
Under the patronage of the Estonian Presidency of the European Union, Health First Europe and City-Labs are pleased to invite you to join us for the Roundtable on Engaging Patients in the Digital Revolution: A Call to Build Smarter and Safer Healthcare Systems (Tuesday, 5 December 2017 – from 13.00 to 14.30).
The Roundtable, kindly hosted by MEP José Inácio Faria (EPP, Portugal),will outline the role of eHealth technology in building safer and sustainable healthcare systems. Stakeholders across the EU will be invited to share their best practices and discuss how European and national actors can be engaged to better ensure safe healthcare systems for all EU citizens and reduce the massive burden of preventable incidents in health settings.
The event will be also an opportunity to promote the Health First Europe Petition for Patient Safety, which call upon health authorities, policymakers to join hands to prevent unnecessary harm across Europe.
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Keynote contributors:
MEP JOSÉ INÁCIO FARIA – EPP, Portugal, Member of ENVI Committee
MR AIN AAVIKSOO – Deputy Secretary General on e-Services Development and Innovation, Estonian Ministry of Social Afairs
MEP YANA TOOM – ALDE, Estonia, Member of EMPL Committee
NIEK KLAZINGA – Head of the Health Care Quality Indicators (HCQI) Project, OECD Health Division
KATJA NEUBAUER – Team Leader – Digital Single Market & eHealth, European Commission
MEP INDREK TARAND – Greens, Estonia, Vice-Chair CONT Committee
PROF. BENOÎT MACQ – Professeur ordinaire, Université Catholique de Louvain
MEP ALOJZ PETERLE – EPP, Slovenia), Member AFET Committee
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SPEAKER PRESENTATIONS
My City-Lab project – financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) – aims to create 2 new primary care structures, called City-Labs, integrating the innovation of laboratory medicine and mobile health. The scope of the project is to facilitate access to laboratory tests as part of an integrated and collaborative approach to ambulatory care of a chronically ill individual, as well as to contribute to the dynamic monitoring of patients with chronic diseases.
EVENT: Antimicrobial Resistance, Prevention and not just treatment
Tuesday 17 November 2015, 15.00 – 17.00
Renaissance Hotel, Rue du Parnasse 19, 1050 Brussels
The EP Interest Group on Innovation in Health and Social Care with Co-chairs:
MARIAN HARKIN (ALDE, IE)
KARIN KADENBACH (S&D, AT)
KAY SWINBURNE (ECR, UK)
CRISTIAN SILVIU BUSOI (EPP, RO)
Over 25,000 patients die annually in the EU as a result of infections caused by resistant bacteria. The European Parliament, the World Health Organization and the European Commission have all recognised that antimicrobial resistance is a growing public health threat. As the Commission begins its evaluation of the Antimicrobial Resistance Action Plan, and in the context of European Antibiotic Awareness Day, this roundtable event will bring key stakeholders together to discuss:
- What is the current situation of AMR in Europe and beyond?
- How can the implementation of best practice examples in Europe be achieved?
- What is missing in the current approaches and how can stakeholders work together to better combat AMR?
Keynote speakers:
- Renate Sommer (EPP, DE)
- Amanda Massey, Executive Director, Health First Europe
- Dominique Monnet, Head of Programme Antimicrobial resistance and healthcare associated infections, European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control
- Herman Goossens, Professor of Microbiology, University of Antwerp
- Stéphane Vandam, Public Health Officer, World Health Organization
Please rsvp to info@healthfirsteurope.org by 16 November.
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