Health Technology Assessment is an important tool in the healthcare decision making process. In its recommendations, HFE stressed the need to a more inclusive and transparent process.
Read moreHealth First Europe believes that it is imperative that the European Union institutions support Member States to implement minimum standards for patient safety, set improvement targets and develop a European strategy to prevent healthcare-associated infections.
Read moreHFE calls upon the European Commission, Member States and the European Parliament to champion patient safety by strengthening the Council Recommendations of 2009 on patient safety.
Read moreHealth First Europe believes that in order to address the challenge of implementing innovative solutions in health, further research and assessment are needed to map the drivers of innovation.
Read moreeHealth has the potential to promote a philosophy where patients are put first through innovation. The document reports all the challenges and opportunities related to health and digital solutions as well as HFE recommendations to better address them.
Read moreWomen are a positive force for improving health across Europe. Their health is a productive economic factor in terms of employment, innovation and economic growth.
Read moreWhat will healthcare delivery look like in 2050? Do we stand on the edge of a new revolution in healthcare treatment? How will we as patients consume healthcare in the modern age?
Read moreHFE presented its recommendations to deal with HAIs to encourage the Commission and Member States to urgently adopt an effective strategy encompassing appropriate measures to significantly reduce this burden across Europe.
Read moreThis publication gives an overview of the outcome of the HFE survey on healthcare and patient priorities addressed to EU healthcare decision-makers and stakeholders (the survey was launched in October 2016).
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