JADECARE

Health Services Research UK Conference 2023
2023-07-04 - 2023-07-06 | University of Birmingham, Teaching & Learning Building | Edgbaston, Birmingham, B15 2TT, United Kingdom
The Health Services Research UK’s 16th annual conference will be held from 4 to 6 July 2023 in person at the University of Birmingham. For those who are unable to join in person, it will be offering an online option allowing access to the conference platform and on-demand content.
The conference committee is developing an exciting programme with high quality speakers from across the UK, covering key issues for the HSR community. There will be some great plenary sessions, practical and interactive workshops, HSR learning and development sessions and the opportunity as always to showcase and discuss your research.
The aging population, with the growing burden of chronic conditions and multimorbidity, is constantly increasing the demand for more comprehensive, efficient and smarter personalized care delivery based on innovative solutions. For this reason, the transformation of health systems in Europe with the design, development and implementation of innovative digital solutions, ensuring systems’ sustainability is highly needed.
In this framework, JADECARE, the EU funded “Joint Action on digitally enabled integrated person-centred care”, aims to contribute to innovative, efficient and sustainable health systems providing expertise to assist the European Countries in undertaking health system reforms. It intends to support the transformation of health systems by successfully addressing the transfer and adoption of four “original Good Practices” (oGPs) to 21 other settings of “Next Adopters” (NAs).
JADECARE involves partners from 16 European countries holding different levels of penetration, adoption and maturity of integrated care, providing a complete scenario of different idiosyncrasies. The project started on October 1st, 2020 and ends on September 30th, 2023.
The challenge of this JA is to transfer innovations that have proven to be successful to heterogeneous and complex healthcare environments by adapting the practices to be transferred to the local needs, situation, capabilities, resources, plans, strategies and current implementations of the NAs.
For this reason, great focus has been dedicated to the preparation of the local environments. During the pre-implementation phase the 21 NAs identified more than 150 needs and defined 64 interventions and action plans that will target more than 4 million inhabitants.

Health Services Research UK (HSR UK) is dedicated to the promotion of health services research in policy and practice. The annual conference is open to everyone interested in health and care services and systems research, both based in the UK and internationally, and offers you the opportunity to:

Engage with cutting-edge research. The programme is multi-disciplinary, with a wide range of research presentations and interactive workshops selected for their importance and impact, alongside plenaries from key opinion leaders in research, policy and practice.
Build your networks and hear from the agenda-setters. Throughout the three day event and on our interactive conference platform you will have the chance to build your networks across research, policy and practice communities, form new collaborations, and engage with influencers and decision makers.
Present your own research to the widest possible audience. Participants attend from universities and research institutes, research funding agencies, government, NHS and social care bodies, key peer reviewed journals, industry, consultancy, and the third sector.

Implementation Research Scientific Conference
2023-06-12 08:00 - 2023-06-14 17:00 (Europe/Berlin) | Biblioteca universitaria de Deusto, Bilbao, Calle Ramón Rubial 1, Bilbao, Basque Country, 48009, Spain
The Implementation Research Scientific Conference in Bilbao comes at a crucial juncture in which it is essential to think about how Implementation Science and practice may work together in order to facilitate the translation of evidence-based interventions into routine clinical practice aiming to increase their reach, adoption, implementation and maintenance.

JADECARE has been accepted as a presenter to this conference on “The Implementation strategy for the transfer and adoption of successfully proven good practices on digitally enabled integrated person-centred care to heterogeneous contexts”: In the framework of speeding up the adoption of integrated person-centred care solutions in Europe by improving their capacity to redesign and improve their healthcare systems, the EU funded “Joint Action on digitally enabled integrated person-centred care” intends to support the transformation of health systems by addressing the transfer and adoption of four “original Good Practices” (oGPs) to 21 settings of “Next Adopters” (NAs) from 14 European countries holding different levels of maturity of integrated care. A three-step implementation strategy has been developed for enabling the transfer of experiences and knowledge:

Pre-implementation (planning and preparation): the NAs analyzed their contexts with the SWOT analysis and identified more than 150 local needs aligned with oGPs‘ key elements (study visits organized). As a consequence, 64 interventions were defined targeting more than 4 million people.
Implementation (roll-out and operation): the NAs deployed their action plans by means of two PDSA Cycles monitored by more than 350 KPIs. In ten structured thematic workshops they exchanged their experience about the transfer process.
Post-implementation (impact assessment and learning): the NAs analyzed the implementation process through the CFIR and reported the whole experience using SQUIRE 2.0 guidelines. Moreover, the implementation strategy is assessed by NAs (end users) to evaluate its impact and usability.

JADECARE impacts on European health systems by implementing innovative digital integrated care solutions and helping to change the model of care provision. It sets the base to implement integrated care at large scale by delivering know how to transfer innovative and tailored practices and generating evidence that aspires to produce benefits beyond the project.
Implementation Research and Practice:The biggest problem that undermines the quality of our health services is not the lack of research, but rather the lack of real implementation of the knowledge that research generates. The real translation into clinical health practice of effective interventions for health promotion and prevention of chronic diseases remains an unresolved challenge in health systems worldwide. Additionally, a considerable proportion of the interventions provided to patients in the healthcare context lack solid evidence of the effectiveness. The elimination or reduction of this low-value care can lead to improvements in the quality of care and its results in terms of population health while reducing costs.

​Implementation Science seeks to address and reduce this translational gap by studying and understanding:

The political, social, behavioral, economic and organizational factors that impede the effective dissemination and implementation of clinical, public health and organizational findings based on evidence.
The identification, development and evaluation of specific strategies that allow the integration into routine clinical practice, interventions and therapies of proven efficacy that are not being applied in a generalized, sustainable and continuous way (Implementation) or promote the abandonment or substitution of ineffective or cost-ineffective practices or interventions (De-implementation).

European Implementation Event EIE2023
2023-06-08 08:00 - 2023-06-09 17:00 | Basel, Switzerland, Basel, 4001, Switzerland
At the #EIE2023, Implementation – the translation, uptake and integration of research findings within the daily routines of human services – takes centre stage. Attendees will learn about latest, cutting-edge implementation science and practice; participate in inspiring and surprising discussions with international colleagues; expand your professional network; and be inspired by the diversity of this exciting discipline.

EU funded Joint Action JADECARE, aiming to assist Member States in undertaking health system reforms by supporting the transfer of four “original Good Practices” (primary care centers, hospital and community setting) to 21 “Next Adopters (NAs)” of 14 different EU countries will be hosting a workshop at EIE2023 demonstrating its implementation strategy.
The three step implementation strategy has been developed to enable the transfer process that includes a series of techniques, concrete procedures, guidance and recommendations.
The three main phases are: Pre-implementation (planning and preparation), Implementation (roll-out and operation, based on PDSA cycles) and Post-implementation (impact assessment and learning). The strategy provides a blueprint for adoption, implementation, monitoring, reporting and sustainability of successful interventions into new contexts. Furthermore, the successful use case of JADECARE sets the base to implement digitally enabled integrated care at large scale, which translates into introducing innovations in health systems that result in better health care.
Following the presentation of its strategy, JADECARE representatives will discuss two key questions with the audience:
1) How relevant is it to focus on the prior preparation of the local environment and to consider the key contextual determinants of the implementers to modulate the success of the implementation process?
2) How can a community of learning stakeholders be promoted that explores ways to develop, collect and exchange knowledge and performs concrete action for boosting and leveraging the sustainability of the implemented practices?
EIC overarching goals, also pursued at EIC2023 are to:

Be the “go to” network for knowledge and resources on European implementation science and practice.
Connect individuals, groups, networks, and organisations, reducing the implementation science – practice gap.
Actively promote equity in implementation science and practice.
Collaborate with organisations, networks, and groups outside the EIC to push forward implementation science and practice.

The European Implementation Collaborative (EIC) aims to build a connected European community of practitioners, researchers, and policy makers with contemporary implementation skills and expertise, improving the quality of life for all people.

HIMSS23 Europe exploring Health that Connects + Tech that Cares
2023-06-07 09:00 - 2023-06-09 17:00 | Centro de Congressos de Lisboa, Praça das Indústrias 1, Lisbon, 1300-307, Portugal
HIMSS23 Europe, one of the most influential digital health conferences in the continent, will bring together the region’s healthcare ecosystem in Portugal at the Centro de Congressos de Lisboa from 7-9 June 2023, to explore Health that Connects + Tech that Cares.
The event will opens in Portugal with the support of the Shared Services of Ministry of Health, Portugal; Health Cluster Portugal with its 200 members from the health sector, and other national institutions such as the Portuguese Agency for Investment and External Commerce (AICEP) and the Agency for Competitiveness and Innovation (IAPMEI).
We would like to confirm the participation of JADECARE in HIMSS23 in Lisbon!

Date: 8th June 2023
Session Location: Auditorium 3
Session time: 13:45 – 14:35
Speaker: Ulrik Appel, SDCN, Region North Denmark (JADECARE Next Adopter)
Topic: Digitally preventative population health
Abstract: Promotion of healthy lifestyles and the prevention of disease are the fundamental principles behind public health, and the tremendous potential of data, and digital technologies, to transform preventative care with a population health focus has never been more evident. This session will explore best practice examples from across the region, highlighting the role of data analytics and intelligent risk stratification tools in facilitating the identification of at risk, vulnerable population groups. Taking a deep dive into some inspiring examples of preventative population health interventions aiming to promote healthier citizens and lower burden of disease across health systems.

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The programme will share the very best examples of successful digital health transformation from Europe and beyond. Through an inspiring mix of keynotes, real-world case studies, discussion and Q&A, we will spread solutions to healthcare’s toughest challenges around workforce, health equity, digital maturity, sustainability, service backlogs, and more. Learn what works, what doesn’t and how you could apply this knowledge to improve health outcomes in your locality.

Digital Maturity, Data and Analytics
Innovative Care Pathways
Preventative and Population Health
Workforce Crisis Solutions
Health System Value and Sustainability

EHMA 2023: Health management: sustainable solutions for complex systems
2023-06-05 - 2023-06-07 | Rome, Italy
The European Health Management Association (EHMA) and ALTEMS – Advanced School of Health Economics and Management, Catholic University of Sacred Heart, will co-host the 28th edition of the EHMA Annual Conference on 5-7 June 2023 in Rome, Italy under the headline ‘Health management: sustainable solutions for complex systems’. During the three-day programme of this event, opportunities, best practices and innovations for continuously evolving health systems will be addressed. Participants will be supported to propose innovative solutions for sustainable and resilient health systems and facilitate exchange and discussion on complex issues.
JADECARE has been accepted for hosting a workshop at EHMA 2023 conference for presenting the results and impact of JADECARE that has targeted more than 4 million people at different levels: regionally, European-wide and for future health policies; and explores the key elements to support the sustainability of good practice transfer beyond the projects.
Two implementing regions will showcase their particular results of the transfer and implementation of good practices. In addition, the JADECARE Sustainability strategy will be exposed to the audience and its three core elements: policy environment, ownership of sustainability and culture of collaboration and consensus seeking. Finally, during the workshop discussion among attendees will be promoted about the crucial factors necessary to promote the continuity and scale-up of the outcomes of the transfer projects.
Learning objectives:
• Discover results and impact of the JADECARE Joint Action
• Learn about implementation process to transfer and implement best practices in heterogeneous contexts
• Discuss key elements to ensure the sustainability and scale up of practices beyond a Joint Action
The conference is structured around five tracks that reflect the practice of health management. The tracks are:

Governance, leadership and social responsibility
Management, operations and practice
Human capital, professionalism and people management
Finance and economics
Policy and regulations.

Five topics help steer the focus:

People-centred systems
Health technology and digital transformation
Workforce of the future
Sustainable and resilient health systems
Healthcare access, delivery and outcomes

Each year, EHMA invites the entire health management ecosystem for bringing together health system managers and leaders, health professionals, hospital managers, researchers, academics and policy makers. Participants reflect the diversity of EHMA’s membership, bringing rich expertise and a wealth of knowledge to the discussion on key health management issues. Together we strive for excellent health management for a healthy Europe.

23rd International Conference on Integrated Care (ICIC23)
2023-05-22 - 2023-05-24 | Flanders Meeting & Convention Center, Koningin Astridplein 20-26, Antwerp, Flanders, 2018, Belgium
The 23rd International Conference on Integrated Care (ICIC23) in partnership with the Flanders Agency for Health and Care and Visit Flanders will take place at Flanders Meeting & Convention Center Antwerp, Flanders from 22-24 May 2023. With the overarching theme ‘Care in action: how to work together, a participatory approach’, the conference will bring together leaders, researchers, clinicians, managers, citizens, patients and caregivers from around the world who are engaged in the design and delivery of integrated health and social care.
JADECARE will be present at the event in the format of a dedicated JADECARE workshop, as participant and contributor in an EC hosted workshop for EU funded projects and an oral presentation by one of the Next Adopters (Andalusia):

JADECARE has been accepted for hosting a workshop under the objective to share the results of the implementation process of JADECARE and explore the key elements to ensure the sustainability of local good practices beyond the Joint Action. In this regard, the results of the implementation process of JADECARE will be presented and the key elements to support the sustainability of good practice transfer beyond the Joint Action will be explored. Furthermore, the workshop presents the JADECARE Sustainability strategy that sets three core elements: policy environment, ownership of sustainability and culture of collaboration and consensus seeking. In addition, two Next Adopters (NAs) will present the results of the implementation of their local good practices and their work to build sustainability beyond JADECARE. Finally, discussion among attendees will be promoted to highlight the key elements to ensure sustainability and scale up of local good practices beyond the project.
In addition, JADECARE has been lately invited for participating and contributing in a workshop on learnings by EU funded projects (hosted by European Commission).

Moreover [in Session 4.1 Care Transitions], the JADECARE Pilot in Andalusia will be presented: Improving healthcare at home for complex chronic patients (CCPs) in Andalusia. Abstract: A Complex Chronic Disease is a condition involving multiple morbidities that requires the attention of multiple health care providers and, therefore, a holistic approach. The Andalusian Public Health System is responsible for the provision of healthcare and public health services to the Andalusian population (8.5 million inhabitants), where around 200000 complex chronic patients (CCPs), with chronic heart failure (CHF) and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) have been identified and prioritized. Healthcare at home for CCPs is considered a key element that facilitates patient follow-up, can avoid emergency episodes, promoting patient empowerment. The Andalusian participation in the EU Joint Action JADECARE “joint action on implementation of digitally enabled integrated person-centered care” (GA 951442) focuses on improving healthcare at home for CCPs with CHF and COPD. The development, implementation and testing of a Centralised System for Proactive Follow-up (SCSP) of chronic patients is being monitored, as well as the tele-referral service which is being expanded. The SCSP is supported by National funds as well (Servicio para la implantación de una solución corporativa para el seguimiento proactivode pacientes crónicos en el sistema sanitario público de Andalucía (Expdte. 039/21-SP.). The aim of the JADECARE Andalusian pilot is to improve health status and quality of life of CCPs by enhancing home healthcare proactive follow-up and its evaluation.
Overall Conference Themes:

Change management implementation: macro, meso and micro level
Person-centred care: focus on integration of goals and needs
Collaboration : factor for successful implementation of integrated care
Engaging everybody: caring neighbourhoods and compassionate communities
Population health approach: leverage for integrated care

The scientific committee for this conference has been established from international experts who are leading in the field of Integrated Care. ICIC23 is co-designed with patients and caregivers and achieves Patients Included designation.

The conference will operate as a hybrid event. While we are very excited to be physically together in Antwerp, the hybrid formal means that people who do not wish to travel next May can join and present at the conference via video link and present their paper digitally, however a delegate fee and registration will still be required.

Medical Informatics Europe MIE 2023 - "Caring is Sharing"
2023-05-20 09:00 - 2023-05-25 17:00 | Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centre, Mässans gata 24, Gothenburg, 412 51, Sweden
MIE 2023 “Caring is Sharing – Exploiting Value in Data for Health and Innovation”is co-organised by European Federation for Medical Informatics (EFMI) and Swedish Federation for Medical Informatics (SFMI).

The conference theme 2023 “Caring is Sharing” is closely connected to the rapid development of health data sharing taking place both in Europe and globally. The focus is on the opportunities of health informatics and the research within the EFMI community to enable trustworthy sharing of health data to improve human health. This includes healthcare, community care, self-care and public health, as well as innovation and development of future proof digital health solutions.
MIE2023 returns after just five years to Gothenburg after MIE2018. One reason to be back so quickly is to harmonise with the presidency of the EU that Sweden has during the first half of 2023. MIE 2023 will also be a co-arrangement with the yearly Swedish conference Vitalis where the participants can select either MIE 2023 or Vitalis sessions (although some Vitalis sessions will be in Swedish). The venue Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centre (including Gothia Tower Hotel) is situated in the centre of Göteborg.

DMEA 2023 - Connecting Digital Health
2023-04-25 10:00 - 2023-04-27 16:00 | Berlin Fair Ground (Messe Süd), Messedamm 22, Berlin, 14055, Germany
Europe’s leading event for Digital Health – See you in 2023
DMEA is one of Europe’s most important digital health conference and trade fair. Once a year, experts from the digital health industry meet for three days in Berlin. In addition to a comprehensive market overview, DMEA offers all stakeholders a wide range of opportunities for intensive exchange, targeted networking and effective customer acquisition as well as science insights into whats new and upcoming in digital health care.
What moves health IT today and tomorrow? DMEA 2023 aims to provide answers to this question with its extensive program of lectures, discussions and workshops. Experts from politics, self-administration, business and science present their knowledge on various stages and hubs in more than 300 keynotes, practical lectures and discussion panels by and with experts from politics, self-administration, business and science. More than 500 manufacturers and suppliers will be presenting their products and solutions in a comprehensive exhibition. More than 11,000 trade visitors from a total of 42 countries are expected. DMEA provides also an extensive career and newcomers program.
For JADECARE two of the most relevant conference topics identified in the program were:

Off into the future! Digital competence as a basis for successful digital transformation, and
Digitisation strategy for healthcare and nursing

DigiHealthDay-2022 “Global look at digital health – from the heart of Europe”
2022-11-11 | European campus Rottal-Inn, Pfarrkirchen
JADECARE will be presented at DigiHealthDay-2022, hosted by European Campus Rottal-Inn of the Deggendorf Institute of Technology as hybrid event [see full programme for session Zoom links], an international scientific symposium and workshop series on Digital Health.
JADECARE will be highlighted by German JA affiliate Bavarian Health and Food Safety Authority (LGL), represented onsite by Martina Rimmele in the Afternoon Plenary Session. The impulse talk is titled “Digitally enabled integrated person-centered care: transfer and adoption of good practices in different European contexts in the JADECARE Joint Action”.

DigiHealthDay 2022 is organised and hosted in cooperation with its regional, national, international and global partners and sponsors. The third edition and future editions are hosted in collaboration with the World Health Organization’s European Office.

15th European Public Health Conference “Strengthening health systems: improving population health and being prepared for the unexpected”
2022-11-09 - 2022-11-12 | hub27 Berlin
The 2022 conference convenes the public health community with a focus on improving population health. JADECARE hosts the workshop: Transfer and adoption of digitally enabled integrated person-centred care good practices in different European contexts: the JADECARE Joint Action

Full Workshop Agenda for: Friday, 11 November 2022, 16:40-17:40 – Room: Beta 3
In the past years, we have learned from the Covid-19 pandemic that infectious diseases know no boundaries. Although we have seen the successful development of vaccines, we have also seen with the spread of the Delta and Omicron variants around the globe that these vaccines have not yet been available to everyone. The growing health inequalities around the globe leads to a simple conclusion: Europe must take on a more active role in global health. This includes taking a stand on expansive issues such as planetary health, climate change, environmental degradation, water and food security, migration, gender, and poverty. Europe must use its knowledge and influence to balance out market forces, expand regulatory oversight and create socially responsible systems for health, especially when it comes to the distribution of vaccines and essential medicines.
Digitalization is a key area where recent developments require us to exchange ideas and come up with new approaches. The past decades have seen significant developments in data collection and processing capacity as well as eHealth applications. We need to ensure that the vast amounts of data generated are well protected on the one hand, but also being available and usable for public health interventions. We want the discussions at the 15th EPH Conference to contribute to resilient health systems, universal health coverage (UHC), a well-trained and highly qualified clinical and public health workforce, and governance structures that take a stand and shape health systems globally.

JADECARE interactive workshop: Transfer and adoption of digitally enabled integrated person-centred care good practices in different European contexts: the JADECARE Joint Action

Workshop coordinates: Friday, 11 November 2022, 16:40-17:40 – Room: Beta 3
Workshop host and Chairperson:
Jon Txarramendieta, Kronikgune Institute for Health services Research, Basque Country, Spain.
Presentations:
Challenges in transferring GP to heterogeneous contexts: the JADECARE Joint Action
Jon Txarramendieta
Abstract: In this first presentation of the workshop, Jon Txarramendieta, the Project Manager at the Coordination team of JADECARE will present the Joint Action and the challenges in transferring the GP to the heterogeneous context of the Next Adopters. It will give context to the workshop and introduce good practices that are transferred into action.
Core Features (CF) of the GP to be transferred during JADECARE and transfer challenges
Jon Txarramendieta, Josep Roca, Manfred Zahorka, Kuno Strand Kudajewski
Abstract: The representatives of each of the four JADECARE oGPs, Jon Txarramendieta (Kronikgune, Basque Country, Spain), Josep Roca (August Pi i Sunyer Biomedical Research Institute, Catalonia, Spain), Manfred Zahorka (Optimedis AG, Germany) and Kuno Strand Kudajewski (Health Innovation Centre, Southern Denmark) will describe the main traits of the CF of their practices and the NAs that will transfer and adapt them highlighting the transfer challenges.
Development of Local interventions within JADECARE – Key learnings from two NAs
Roberta Papa, Zdislav Dolecek
Abstract: NA representatives Roberta Papa (Regional Health Agency Marche Region, Italy) and Zdislav Dolecek (University Hospital Olomouc, Czech Republic), will present the Local interventions and action plans they developed during the pre-implementation phase, pre-final results of their implementation phase and preliminary lessons learned from the implementation.
Group discussion: Challenges and key elements to be addressed when transferring GP
All workshop speakers, moderated by Jon Txarramendieta

Panellists:

Jon Txarramendieta (Kronikgune Institute for Health Services Research, Spain)

Josep Roca (August Pi i Sunyer Biomedical Research Institute, Spain),

Manfred Zahorka (Optimedis AG, Germany),

Kuno Strand Kudajewski (Health Innovation Centre of Southern Denmark, Denmark)

Roberta Papa (Regional Health Agency Marche Region, Italy)

Zdislav Dolecek (University Hospital Olomouc, Czech Republic)

This workshop explores the key elements and challenges to be addressed when transferring Good Practices (GP) to heterogeneous health systems with different needs, aims and scopes. It will also highlight the experience of two NAs: Marche region in Italy and Olomouc in Czech Republic, and promote the discussion among speakers and attendees to highlight the challenges and key elements enabling the transfer of GPs.

Taking care of the complex patient: the contribution of JADECARE
2022-11-08 14:30 - 17:00 | Ars Toscana (Tuscany Region, Italy)
Upcoming (free) JADECARE Webinar “Taking care of the complex patient: the contribution of Joint Action on implementation of digitally enabled integrated person-centred care”: The increasing prevalence of chronic diseases and the frequent presence of multimorbid conditions represent a public health priority and a shared challenge present in both the Italian and European contexts: providing efficient, personalized and integrated care that promotes better quality of services is key to address this challenge.
To this end, the Regional Health Agency, on behalf of the Region of Tuscany, participates in the European Joint Action “JADECARE” (Joint Action on implementation of Digitally Enabled integrated person-centered CARE) whose purpose is to contribute to the development of more innovative, effective and sustainable health care systems by supporting the sharing of some “Good Practices” already in place in other European countries. Therefore, in accordance with the objectives of the project, professionals from ARS Tuscany and “Piana di Lucca” District Zone have opted to transfer and implement some components of the Good Practice of the Basque Country in “Piana di Lucca” site. As a result, a model of taking care of the complex patient that involves the co-presence of a multiprofessional and multidisciplinary team has been outlined and implemented in the “Piana di Lucca” District Zone.
In this second event, which follows the Webinar on presentation of the project that took place in October 2021, the Regional Health Agency’s objectives are to:

Provide an overview on how the JADECARE project can fit into national and regional health policies
Emphasise the Tuscany Region’s commitment to supporting European planning
Update health professionals on the status of the project in “Piana di Lucca” District Zone: key point of the implementation, main results, achievements, barriers and challenges
Update health professionals on new “branching activities” in the South-East and Central Local Health Authorities: both Local Health Authorities have shown interest and willingness in transferring into their settings some components of the project developed in the “Piana di Lucca” District Zone.

Register here

X-eHealth Final Conference / Second X-eHealth Innovation Day
2022-10-26 09:00 - 17:00 | Centro Cultural de Belém in Lisbon, Portugal, Portugal
The X-eHealth project (Exchanging Electronic Health Records in a common framework) will hold its last event on October 26th – the 2nd Innovation Day at Centro Cultural de Belém in Lisbon, for which interested European eHealth Stakeholders are invited. The 2nd Innovation Day will be a day dedicated to innovation and digital transformation in the European health sector, namely, the future of health data exchange in laboratory, medical images, discharge letters and rare diseases domains.
This event is public and free and will feature international experts who will share their knowledge on eHealth interoperability, EHR public policies, as well as the challenges and opportunities for the development of the European Health Data Space.
On X-eHealth | 2nd Innovation day page you can find out all the information regarding the agenda and guest speakers.
Secure your registration using the following form: Registration Form
If you are unable to attend the event in person, you can also attend the event online, for which registrants will receive access details shortly.
While the JADECARE constituency will hold an internal event the same day we are happy supporting the dissemination of this important event dedicated to the future of digital health in Europe, in particular for the European Health Data Space.

EFPC 2022 Conference "Integrated Community Care: a new opportunity for Primary Care"
2022-09-25 08:00 - 2022-09-27 17:00 | Ghent, Belgium, Ghent, Flanders, Belgium
The conference scientific committee invites submissions of abstracts (in English language only) for presentations related to the scope and purpose of the conference. Please check the list of EFPC 2022 Ghent Conference – Themes.
Deadline for submission: 1 May 2022
Submissions should follow one of the following formats:

Research abstracts: These presentations will provide the results, completed or in advanced in-progress form, of original research projects. Papers related to PhD projects, either completed or in progress, are especially encouraged. The selected abstracts will be presented via a max 12 min powerpoint presentation and discussed within workshops that are moderated by key-experts in the specific theme.

Policy debate posters: These posters describe significant developments in policy (whether governmental, organisational or any other) that affects primary care associated with the themes of the conference. In particularly national, regional or local policymakers are invited to provide new policy developments. Posters need clear statements for debate. All selected posters will be presented/defended in specific parallel sessions with a 15 minutes time-slot for each poster. These sessions are located in innovative settings, such as “debate corners”, animated by an expert facilitator.

Video presentations: Projects and developments focusing on practice-oriented questions and reporting on recent experiences and innovations in primary care. These presentations should present case descriptions of primary care on the national, regional or local level. The selected videos will be displayed prominently with non-stop shows during the conference (length should be around 3 minutes and not exceeding the maximum of 5 minutes) and will be presented/defended in specific parallel sessions with a maximum of 15 minutes time-slot for each video.

EHMA 2022 Conference "From people to systems: leadership for a sustainable future"
2022-06-15 08:00 - 2022-06-17 17:00 | Tour & Taxis, Brussels, Belgium, Avenue du Port 86C, Bruxelles, Capital Region, 1000, Belgium
The European Health Management Association (EHMA) will be hosting its 27th Annual Conference on 15-17 June 2022 for the first time in Brussels, Belgium. The conference title ‘From people to systems: leadership for a sustainable future’ will explore challenges and solutions for creating sustainable health systems and ways health managers can lead towards them.
One of EHMA’s main areas of work has been maintaining a dialogue between researchers, policymakers, health managers and professionals, thereby facilitating evidence-based policy refinement and change. The EHMA 2022 Annual Conference is an unique occasion for health managers, researchers, and professionals to have their voices heard, to connect with decision-makers, and collectively inform policymaking at the European level.
The JADECARE Joint Action plans to contribute with a workshop titled “Challenges in transferring digitally enabled integrated person-centred care good practices to heterogeneous contexts: Which factors need to be addressed for a successful transfer? “
Organisers’ Statement:
“As our health systems are straining to cope with the COVID 19 pandemic, nothing is more important than to learn from each other about how we can most effectively respond to the challenges of today and tomorrow. The EHMA conference is a unique place to exchange knowledge, learn about new innovative ways of managing and organising health care services and advance our understanding of how to lead health systems in times of constant change and profound transformation. Over the years, the EHMA conference has always been the place to share cutting edge research, innovation and experiences in health management, be that in community health, acute hospital providers or in allied health care services. The EHMA Annual Conference remains the perfect place to get in touch with your European and international colleagues discussing the latest developments in various conference tracks such as Governance and Leadership, finance and economics, management and operations as well as policy and health care regulation. We look forward to seeing you there!”
[Axel Kaehne, President of the EHMA Board].

22nd International Conference on Integrated Care
2022-05-23 08:00 - 2022-05-25 17:00 | ODEON in Odense, Denmark, Odeons Kvarter 1, Odense C, Region of Southern Denmark, 5000, Denmark
JADECARE will be represented */** at the 22nd International Conference on Integrated Care which will take place in Odeon in Odense, Denmark, from 23 – 25 May 2022. The conference is a partnership with Healthcare Denmark in cooperation with Odense University Hospital, University of Southern Denmark (SDU), Municipality of Odense, Campus Odense and Destination FYN. Denmark is among international frontrunners when it comes to integrated healthcare services.

A coherent and integrated healthcare system is key to solving the demographic challenges and reduce patient length of stay at hospitals. A high degree of coherence means that Denmark can address newly diagnosed cancers with clinical pathways, which connect hospitals, clinics, GPs and the patients. This has already led to remarkable progress in Danish cancer survival.
A coherent and integrated healthcare system with a high degree of digitalization enables real-time sharing of electronic data and makes it possible to initiate early diagnostics and address chronic diseases in new ways, where the patients are empowered and involved in handling their own disease.
Electronic communication and sharing of information enable municipalities, home care staff and the hospital to support older people to stay in their own homes as long as possible. As a result, the patients experience fewer admissions and shorter length of stays at hospital, and the risk of frailty, leading to long hospital admissions, is drastically reduced.

* JADECARE – SCIROCCO Exchange – VIGOUR “A workshop to explore the challenges and opportunities for transferring good practices, build capacity and scale up integrated care” (Monday, 23 May, 13:00 – 14:00, Lunch Session MLW.1): The Joint workshop will facilitate the discussion to analyse the challenges and opportunities of transferring Good Practices by these projects providing technical assistance to health authorities in transferring, developing capacity and scaling-up integrated care under the EU Health Programme:

JADECARE Joint Action reinforces the capacity of health authorities to address the transition to digitally-enabled, integrated, person-centred care. Four “Early Adopters” of original Good Practices (GP) support transfer of features into the systems of 21 “Next Adopters”.
SCIROCCO Exchange supports the readiness and capacity of health and social care authorities for the adoption and scaling-up of IC by developing a Knowledge Management Hub.
VIGOUR backs health authorities on their systems transformation by means of a context sensitive support programme guiding each authority through staged process of IC ambition focussing, maturity self-assessment and operational implementation planning.

** JADECARE Workshop “Transfer and adoption of digitally enabled integrated person-centred care good practices: which challenges and key elements need to be addressed for a successful transfer?” (Tuesday, 24 May, 16:30 – 18:00, Parallel Session 5i): This workshop explores the challenges and key elements to be addressed when transferring Good Practices (GP) to heterogeneous health systems with different needs, aims and scopes. It features the core elements of the four GP of JADECARE (Joint Action on implementation of Digitally Enabled integrated person-centred CARE), concerning integrated care, chronic conditions, self-care, prevention and population health that are being transferred and adapted to the contexts of 23 Next Adopters (NA). GP are: Basque Health strategy in ageing and chronicity: integrated care (Spain), Catalan open innovation hub on ICT-supported integrated care services for chronic patients (Spain), OptiMedis Model-Population-based integrated care (Germany), Digital roadmap towards an integrated health care sector (Denmark). It will also highlight the experience of two NA: Portugal and Estonia.
The conference will operate as a hybrid event. While we are very excited to be physically together in Odense, the hybrid formal means that people who do not wish to travel next May can join and present at the conference via video link and present their paper digitally, however a delegate fee and registration will still be required.

DMEA Connecting Digital Health Fair and Conference
2022-04-26 08:00 - 2022-04-28 17:00 | Berlin ExpoCenter City, Messedamm 22, Berlin, Berlin, 14055, Germany
With around 11,000 trade visitors and 600 exhibitors from 27 countries each year, DMEA is Europe’s leading event for the digitisation of healthcare. In a program with various modules of congress, training and networking, you can learn more about current developments and products, educate yourself and make ideal contacts in the industry. Look forward to

Inspiring keynotes
practical presentations and discussion panels by and with experts from politics, self-government, business and science
A comprehensive exhibition where manufacturers and suppliers present their products and solutions
Excursions to hospitals and research institutions
An extensive career and junior staff program.

JADECARE will be present in the DMEA program planned by the German Association of Health IT Vendors – bvitg e.V. and its cooperation partners with support from various committees consisting of industry experts.

Submit your abstract for the EHMA 2022 Annual Conference
2022-02-14 | Basque Country
There is still time to submit your abstract for the EHMA 2022 Annual Conference, taking place in Brussels on 15-17 June 2022.
You can submit your research addressing the overarching conference theme From people to systems: leadership for a sustainable future’ until 14 February 2022 at 12:00 PM CET and present it in front of peers and experts from the entire health management ecosystem. The EHMA Annual Conference is a great platform to showcase cutting-edge research, share provocative ideas and discuss complex problems with a view to reaching implementable solutions. With the Conference being in Brussels, the voice of health managers and researchers will be amplified even more to ensure that future health policies are informed by the latest evidence-based research. The Conference is structured around four tracks that reflect the holistic practice of health management, and frame the lenses through which contemporary topics are analysed and discussed. The EHMA 2022 tracks are: Governance and leadership; Management, operations and practice; Finance and economics, and Policy and regulations. Five optional topics have been chosen to help steer the focus, they include: People-centred systems; Managing the digital transformation; Workforce of the future; Shaping sustainable systems, and Improving healthcare access, delivery and outcomes.
You can submit your abstract at ehmaconference.org/call-for-abstracts-2022/. To learn more about the EHMA 2022 Annual Conference, please visit ehmaconference.org/.

Digital Health: NOW!
2021-11-23 09:00 - 18:00 | Online Congress [hybrid]
About Digital Health: NOW!

Demographic development, structural factors, staff shortages: the healthcare system in Europe is facing major challenges. At the same time, the digitalization of social life is changing citizens’ expectations of modern care and creating new opportunities for networked, digitally supported medicine. Dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic has shown how important it is to switch to shared healthcare quickly. Alternatives to face-to-face medicine had to be established within a very short time.
Many solutions have shown, that digital medicine (e.g. telemedicine, networking, automatic integration and AI-supported use of data) can strengthen healthcare services. The highest level of medical expertise and cross-national cooperation in care must be available in every part of Europe. The ultimate goal is value-based healthcare for all citizens in the EU.
JADECARE will be presented by Jon Txarramendieta, Project Coordinator, Kronikgune (Bilbao, Spain),
in session “Healthcare without borders – Best Practice Examples from Germany and Europe”
(13:10 – 13:30 CET).
Digital Health: NOW! is organised by

German Society for Telemedicine (DGTelemed),
Innovation Center Digital Medicine of the University Hospital RWTH Aachen (IZDM)
ZTG Center for Telematics and Telemedicine GmbH.

#digitalhealthNowEU

EASyM European Association of Systems Medicine 3rd Conference
2021-11-09 10:00 - 2021-11-12 19:30 | Online Congress
UPDATE: According to the European Association of Systems Medicine, the 3rd EASYM Conference has been postponed to Spring 2022. The precise dates of the event, to be held in Barcelona, will be announced.
(maintained were 2021 EASYM ACADEMIC EVENT & GENERAL ASSEMBLY: The training program (tutorials) run on 9th November 2021 from 09:00 to 16:30, followed by one-hour academic session and the day ended with the General Assembly)
EASyM 3rd Meeting 2022 (postponed from 2021): “Systems approaches to Global Challenges”: EASYM (European Association of Systems Medicine) was founded in September 2015 and therefore celebrated its 5th birthday last year. Many things have happened in these past five years. The Systems Medicine approaches have been broadly incorporated in the academic arena and its principles are progressively embedded into ongoing translational research programs. They have led to a better understanding of disease mechanisms, as well as to better capture the nature of disease interactions, paving the way for new therapies. Moreover, Systems Medicine is contributing to define novel strategies aiming at optimizing health value generation.
For Systems Medicine to be able to radically change health care still large steps have to be taken. This is why EASYM thinks it is important to bring together all stakeholders in the field (biologists, computational scientists, clinical researchers, practicing clinicians and managers) to discuss and work together on methodology, interpretation of data and implementation of results in clinical care.
To be able to bring these stakeholders together, EASYM considers pivotal to organize a 2-yearly networking event with a strong program to inspire and to give people the opportunity to discuss and brainstorm together. Furthermore, EASYM wants to play a role in training scientists working in the field of Systems Medicine and educating clinicians to promote clinical practicalities of the approach. Finally, EASYM wants to include young scientists in these efforts and has therefore installed a junior board to advise the board what they need to be successful in the field.

[28 April 2022] Josep Roca (IDIBAPS) was invited to give a talk in a mini symposium “A Systems Medicine Approach to Multimorbidity: toward personalized care for chronic patients” in the afternoon
[29 April 2022] In the Clinical & Health policy section Esteban de Manuel Keenoy presents “Joint Action (JA) on implementation of digitally enabled integrated person-centred care – JADECARE”

17th EuGMS Congress "Growing old in better health - building synergies across Europe"
2021-10-11 11:00 - 2021-10-14 20:00 | Athens live and Broadcasted, Megaron Athens International Conference Centre (MAICC), Vas. Sofias Ave. & Kokkali St., Athens, 115 21, Greece
17th Congress of the European Geriatric Medicine Society (EuGMS):

The programme – accessible in-person in Athens (Megaron Congress Center) or Online – will focus on most recent advances in Healthcare, Science and Research and in particular explore the latest outcomes on:

Nutrition and physical activity for better aging
How geriatrics concerns the non-geriatrician
Age-related cardiovascular diseases and the pace of aging
Neurodegenerative disorders in the geriatric context
and other crucial topics related to COVID-19.

An international Faculty and Key Opinion Leaders will jointly convene with a worldwide community of experts and colleagues in the field of Geriatric Medicine.
At the congress, JADECARE* presents its cross-european approach to improve integrated health care and to enable and support health systems transformations towards digitally enabled-integrated person-centred care.
*The Joint Action JADECARE addresses the implementation of comprehensive and person-centred care through digital solutions all over Europe and especially for the most vulnerable patient groups and at all ages.
Download Preliminary Programme

NACIC2021 – 1st North American Conference on Integrated Care
2021-10-04 10:00 - 2021-10-07 19:00 | Toronto, Canada, Canada
Innovation. Inspiration. Integration: Co-designing for health and wellbeing with individuals and communities
The 1st North American Conference on Integrated Care in association with the 6th World Congress on Integrated Care will be run as a virtual conference in partnership with the University of Toronto, KPMG Canada, HSPN and iCOACH from 4 – 7 October 2021. With the overarching theme ‘Co-designing for health and wellbeing with individuals and communities’, the conference will bring together leaders, researchers, clinicians, managers, citizens, patients and caregivers from around the world who are engaged in the design and delivery of integrated health and social care. [Patient and Carers can access all sessions for free by applying for a bursary pass.]
Work related to JADECARE* will be presented in workshop 65 SCIROCCO Exchange
Knowledge Transfer Programme – Citizens’ Empowerment in Integrated Care (workshop)
The workshop will present how personalised local-based Knowledge Transfer Programmes have been developed and implemented in the context of the SCIROCCO Exchange project to support the adoption or scale-up of integrated care, particularly for citizens’ empowerment. The experiences of two regions and countries, Basque Countries and Poland, will be shared and reviewed to assess key success elements and how these can be employed in other contexts.
*JADECARE utilises Scirocco Exchange based assessments.

9th Bavarian Public Health Conference 2021 - One Health / Eine Gesundheit
2021-09-22 10:00 - 2021-09-24 19:00 | Online Congress
One Health / Eine Gesundheit – Lessons from the Pandemic
Also in Germany public health promotion and prevention of disease for risk groups based on efficient data analysis and targeted digitally enabled actions is one of the goals of public health services. In Bavaria it was recognised, that the European diversity offers unique chances for mutual learning.
The 9th Bavarian Congress for Public Health Services is set to present “One Health – Learnings from the pandemic”. This years’ One Health approach included topics from different areas all leading to and being influential to achieve a comprehensive One Health of the population. The Bavarian Health and Food Safety Authority scheduled sessions on actions to promote and prevent SARS-CoV-2 spreading in schools, infectiology and infection epidemiology, strategies of vaccination and testing and follow-up, climate change and bio-aerosols, childrens health in the context of the pandemic, and specific lessons learnt in the pandemic for health services improvement and research.
In Germany, not only the pandemic underlined that public health promotion and prevention of disease for risk groups and the general population, which is based on efficient data analysis, as well as targeted, digitally-enabled actions and tools is among the most important goals of public health services. In Bavaria it was recognised, that the European diversity offers unique chances for mutual learning also in this respect.
The EU Joint Action “JADECARE” enables the transfer and adoption of best practice models for integrated digitally enabled person-centred care to health care communities in different European countries and at the same time supports capacity building of ministries of health to achieve and perform sustainable digital health systems transformation towards integrated person-centred care.
JADECARE thus provided a source of experiences and tools for a successful digital transformation also to national or regional public health services.
Download: Book of Abstracts (German) 9th Bavarian Congress for Public Health Services
(“Umwelt – Hygiene – Arbeitsmedizin” Band 26, Nr. 4 2021)

EHMA 2021 "Health Management: Managing the present and shaping the future"
2021-09-15 09:00 - 2021-09-17 18:00 | Lisbon (hybrid), Portugal
Annual Conference 2021 of the European Health Management Association (EHMA)
Over the last year, health systems across Europe have encountered the most difficult times for a generation. Throughout the world, health services buckled under the strain of COVID-19, confronting enormous challenges around hospital capacity and workforce planning during a pandemic. As managers are pondering whether there will be a return to a ‘new normal’, important questions will be asked about how to increase the resilience and readiness of health systems whilst also providing high-quality routine care catching up on the backlog of many months of missed operations. Health management will be at the centre of providing solutions for these unprecedented difficulties. Bringing practitioners, researchers and academics together to share solutions has never been more important than today.
EHMA Annual Conference 2021 is organised by EHMA in collaboration with the Associação Portuguesa de Administradores Hospitalares (APAH) and its academic partners, the Escola Nacional de Saúde Pública and the Universidade Nova: Nova School of Business and Economics. The conference brings together experts from across the world to discuss solutions to managing services in the post-COVID future. The EHMA Annual Conference is widely considered the preeminent place to share experiences, skills and competencies in the field of health management. It is a place for all healthcare stakeholders to come together, discuss current topics and exchange innovation and best practices.
The JADECARE Joint Action will present its approach for transfering and enabling the adoption of best practice models for integrated digitally-enabled person-centred care to health care institutions and networking communities in different parts of Europe to foster and ensure the health and well-being of European citizens. We look forward to (virtually) seeing you at Lisbon!

Person-centred Integrated Care International Conference
2021-09-09 10:00 - 19:00 | Estonian Traditional Music Center, Viljanen County, Estonia, Viljanen County, Estonia
The international conference on Person-Centred Integrated Care in Viljanen County, Estonia was titled “MARTA, where you at?” and devoted to the presentation and discussion of the results of the Vijandi PAIK Integrated Care Service Initiative project in attendance of the Healthcare and Social Support ministers of the Estonian government. The conference was co-organised by the Vijandi Hospital and the Estonian Hospital Association (voluntary union established for representing the common interests in health care matters and arranging co-operation of hospitals).
Josep Roca´, IDIBAPS, presented on invitation ICT solutions to support human-centered comprehensive services in Catalonia in the context of JADECARE:

DS3 -Digitalization for the Sustainability of the Healthcare System (DS3), Sistema de Salut de Catalunya
INCASyM–Integrated Care and Systems Medicine Platform (https://www.incasym.com/). HCB-IDIBAPS
Catalan Open Innovation Hub on ICT-supported Integrated Care Services

The VIII Digital Congress on Digital health, "The San Sebastian International Digital Health Congress (e-health Donostia)"
2021-09-06 10:00 - 2021-09-10 19:00 | San Sebastian, Basque Country, Spain
The San Sebastian International Digital Health Congress has been held continuously since 2014. In 2021, its eighth edition approaches the theme of Value-Based Digital Health: The recent health crisis has caused a global crisis, affecting society in all areas. We must take advantage of what we have learned to consolidate value-based practices and address the opportunities for improvement that have been identified.
One of the priorities identified was undoubtedly the need for a digital transformation in health. Digital Health is a reality in our environment, but there is still a long way to go. We must reflect on whether the current scenario is adapted to the present and future needs of users, and what would be the most appropriate strategies to meet these needs in the coming years. The new virtual format of the congress since 2020 facilitates the attendance of people from all over the world, allowing the sharing of experiences and lessons learned from different environments. By working together, we can move faster and go further.

European Respiratory Society: Enabling Next Generation Medicine
2021-09-05 10:00 - 2021-09-08 19:00 | Basque Country
Digital transformation in practice: Enabling Next Generation Medicine
The European Respiratory Society (ERS) organizes the largest respiratory medicine meeting worldwide (average of 25.000 attendees). The current edition was held online due to the pandemics. The Congress Chair’s Symposium was devoted to digital transformation of healthcare with two specific aims: i) To present initiative developed for a personalised medicine through new medical technologies; and, ii) To discuss the implementation of digital resources to improve the care of respiratory patients.
Structure: Four lectures explained experiences of adoption of digital transformation of healthcare in real world settings, as well as potential offered by the new scenario, considering integrated care and personalized medicine as ultimate goals to be achieved.
JADECARE was presented in three out of the four lectures (1, 2 and 4).
Symposium motivation – It is well recognised by health policy makers, also increasingly by health professionals, that implementation of digitally-enabled integrated patient-centred care constitutes the way toward generating healthcare efficiencies and long-term sustainability of health and social care systems. Intrinsic complexities in the process of scalability of the approach are fully acknowledged and well-defined strategies to overcome barriers for scale-up are in place. Moreover, digital health transformation with a systems approach paves the way toward precision medicine. There is no doubt of the enormous potential generated by the technological progress over the last decade, but practicalities of its implementation and adoption by healthcare professionals are far from being solved. Adoption of effective and sustainable digital health strategies for management of patients requires a critical analysis of the tremendous evolution experienced by both technologies and conceptual frames over the last few years. The symposium will analyze key steps, and lessons learnt in each of them, from successful deployment experiences. The ultimate aim of the session is to contribute to shape future healthcare scenarios.”

2nd midterm conference of EUPHA Health Workforce Research (HWR) section
2021-06-10 - 2021-06-12 | Lisbon (hybrid), Portugal
Run in collaboration with the Institute of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine in Lisbon, the European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies, WHO Regional Office for Europe, ASPHER, and EUPHA:
Health workforce research has never been more important. The COVID-19 crisis reminds us that human resources for health are the backbone and the ‘heart and soul’ of every healthcare system. The pandemic revealed both the system weaknesses and the opportunities for innovation. The EUPHA-HWR second midterm Conference provided a forum for exchanging knowledge and expertise on how to create a better prepared and protected health workforce and more resilient healthcare systems.
The Conference also contributed to the WHO International Year of Health and Care Workers (YHCW) in 2021 in recognition of their dedication to providing care during and despite the COVID-19 pandemic that has challenged health systems worldwide.

HIMSS & Health 2.0 Health Conference & Exhibition
2021-06-07 07:00 - 2021-06-09 17:00 | Helsinki, Finland (virtual/hybrid), Finland
Featuring best practices and thought leadership amongst Europe, the HIMSS21 & Health 2.0 European Health Conference encompasses virtual engagement for attendees as the world makes the transition to a new normal. Network with forward-thinking peers and solutions providers exploring innovative approaches to collaborations, sustainability and precision and transforming health and care in Europe.
HIMSS & Health 2.0 Health Conference & Exhibition aims connecting professionals throughout the European health ecosystem for the education, innovation and collaboration they need to reimagine health and wellness for everyone, everywhere.

ICIC21 “Realising the true value of Integrated Care”
2021-05-11 11:00 - 2021-05-20 19:00 | ICIC Virtual Conference
In 2021 the 21st International Conference on Integrated Care (ICIC21) “Realising the true value of Integrated Care” took place as a virtual conference, co-hosted by IFIC hubs and collaborative centres IFIC Scotland, IFIC Australia, IFIC Ireland, IFIC Canada and IFIC Latin America. The conference ran across the whole month of May taking place across various time zones.

Presenters pre-record their presentations and were available to all delegates to access in their own time. During the live sessions successful authors were asked to reduce the time of their presentation to key points and sessions were ran interactively hosted by two or more chairs leading a discussion with paper presenters. This was much more enjoyable for the viewer and more engaging from the audience for presenters by using this format.

Workshops were designed with the virtual audience in mind and for making the best use of digital technology and provides the best learning experience for attendees.

16th Edition of International Conference on Health & Primary CareTheme: Transforming Healthcare in Every Direction during COVID-19
2021-03-25 09:00 - 2021-03-26 18:00 | Barcelona, Spain
16th Edition of International Conference on Health & Primary CareTheme:
Transforming Healthcare in Every Direction during COVID-19.
EuroSciCon, founded in 2001 is a UK based independent life science Events Company with predominantly business and academic client base. The key strategic objective of EuroSciCon is to communicate science and medical research between academia, clinical practice and the pharmaceutical industry. Most of its events are in Europe and London or live streamed. EuroSciCon expanded its operations to international in association with Meetings International, Singapore. All major meetings of EuroSciCon and Meetings International will issue Continued Professional Education (CPD), Continued Education (CE), Continued Medical Education (CME) Credits.
Academic Key Topics:
Sleep, Management of Nose Disorders, Management of Mental Health Disorders, Management of Gynecologic Concerns, Management of Eye Disorders, Management of Ear Disorders, Internal Medicine, Infectious DiseasesBusiness Key Topics: Medicare and Medicaid, Medical Sociology, Medical Social Work, Medical Ethics, Medical Education, Midwives, Nursing Education, Nursing Homes
