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Cittadinanzattiva - ACN invited to the #EHMA2023, in the focus session ‘Unveiling the potential of #vaccination registries in Europe.’ Panellists will share recommendations for better use of vaccination data, deployment of vaccination registries and best practices for implementing them.
The Roundtable event – supported by Active Citizenship Network - will see the launch of developed Recommendations to policymakers to improve the current level of fragmentation that high-risk patients experience across the European Union regarding Covid-19 care pathways. Together with the launching of recommendations, through the organisation of the event, European stakeholders, as well as representatives of national governments and civil society organisations, will be provided with a platform to further put the spotlight on the challenges relating to achieving the optimal care of COVID-19 patients and the enhancing of national healthcare systems. The event will not only see the discussions about the needed improvement when it comes to shortening of patient pathways, but also will address the topic of health system strengthening to prevent, prepare, and respond to future pandemics.
NIGHTINGALE Project partners, as Cittadinanzattiva-ACN, are preparing to attend a roundtable with end users and present "The role of citizens in Mass casualty incidents/disasters" at the European Congress of Trauma and Emergency Surgery, which is organised by #ESTES - European Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Please check out the conference programme and register
The Conference will be held on 27 April 2023 from 10:00 to 12:00 in Room ASP 3H1 at the European Parliament in Brussels, hosted by Italian MEP Beatrice Covassi.
To attend the event in person, please register here by 16 April. Registration is free but mandatory. Please note that registrations are accepted on a first-come-first-served basis. If the maximum capacity is reached, registrations might be closed at any time.
This multi-stakeholder event represents a milestone in the policy dialogue process that first involved local, regional and national, and now European institutions. It is part of the final stage of the project and is organized following the realization of several local roundtables with the involvement of the main stakeholders, together with representatives of the local and regional institutions of the 5 countries of the AHEAD consortium (Italy, Moldova, the Netherlands, Romania and Serbia).
The ultimate aim is to present to the European Institutions our main recommendations, tools and concrete proposals, based on our analysis and research in the project countries, to address the phenomenon of medical desertification. These were co-developed with the national institutions, to affirm and emphasise the commitment of the European institutions on an issue that is present in many countries.
Also this year, Active Citizenship Network will celebrate the European Patients' Rights Day - which has reached its 17th edition - with a conference that will be held at the European Parliament in Brussels on April 26 from 15:00 to 17:00, kindly hosted by MEP Brando Benifei (S&D) and organised with the support of the MEPs Interest Group "European Patients' Rights & Cross-Border Healthcare" and the TRANSFORM MEP Interest Group.
To attend the event, please register here (registration is mandatory)
The 2023 conference represents the first in-person European celebration of the European Patients' Rights Day since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic and, to give more people the opportunity to participate, it will be also web-streamed.
The link to the live streaming and the conference agenda will be disseminated in due time.
The necessary turnarounds for a sustainable and regenerative future are still possible, but require trust-based governance processes and structures that focus on societal wellbeing and equity as a basis for transformation. The Collective Leadership Institute Germany, partner of Active Citizenship Network, hosts a three-day online conference with international experts. The focus will not only be on the WHAT needs to be transformed, but also on the HOW can we make this happen? The conference language is English and it starts 24 April 2pm. For the free registration, click here.
As independent advisorof the Adult Immunization Board (AIB), Active Citizenship Network has been invited to join the AIB technical meeting, which will be held April 20-21, 2023 in Antwerp, Belgium.
The purpose of the first AIB technical meeting is to identify and discuss the challenges and opportunities when assessing the health burden of vaccine-preventable infections (VPIs) in European adults. As advisory board member, Active Citizenship Network will also join the AIB advisor meeting on Wednesday, 19 April 2023 at University of Antwerp.
Also this year the “Associação Europeia de Saúde Educativa e Preventiva em Epigenética”, Portuguese partner of Active Citizenship Network, will lead the national celebration of the European Patients’ Rights Day. For the occasion, the event, titled “Oral health and gastrointestinal diseases in Europe: how to prevent?”, will be realized with the participation of the Portuguese Society of Health Literacy within the Coimbra Business School-ISCAC. Active Citizenship Network has been invited in the panel to talk about the topic in the context of Antimicrobial Resistance, and more in general to emphasize the value of this celebration from a citizen and patients’ perspective. To know more click here, for the registration, click here.
Active Citizenship Network has been invited by the International Federation on Ageing (IFA) to the Webinar "Innovation and good practices to reduce inequity in adult vaccination" on March 30, 2023 14:00 CEST. The purpose of this webinar is to identify factors that contribute to adult immunization inequities, and discuss effective and innovative solutions to address existing barriers to ensure equitable access to adult vaccination. We will bring the the Italian experience of the Quality Charter of the Vaccination Services, as a result of a monitoring activity of the vaccination services, carried out at national level, in order to deepen the knowledge of the service and propose concrete improvements.
Active Citizenship Network has been invited to the 4th edition of the Vaccine Virtual Days. While ACN was already involved in the panel in 2022, this year we will take part in a session around the “Voice of the Patient” on March 30th, in order to bring discussion around the patient journey to vaccination and the relationship between HCPs and patients. Organized and funded by GSK and intended for Healthcare Professionals, Vaccine Virtual Days is a unique opportunity to join the global conversation on vaccinology with the international healthcare community, and learn about the barriers, challenges, and future of adult immunisation. Feel free to register to the event via this link.
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