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The Call for Abstracts for #EHMA2025 is open! We invite you to contribute your research and join the discussion on key health management topics. At the European Health Management Conference 2025, we will explore the holistic practice of health management, which extends beyond healthcare to address social, behavioural, and environmental determinants of health. If your research aligns with one of our five tracks, submit your abstract by Wednesday, 15 January 2025, 10:00 CET: 1️⃣ Governance, leadership, and social responsibility Explore strategic goals and leadership in health organisations and systems. 2️⃣ Management, operations, and practice Share evidence on improving health services through effective resource management. 3️⃣ Human capital, professionalism, and people management Focus on human resource challenges, including staffing, post-COVID trends, and competence building. 4️⃣ Finance and economics Present research on financial planning, efficiency, and equity in health services delivery. 5️⃣ Policy and regulations Examine the impact of health policies and regulations at local, national, and European levels. 📥 Submit your work and contribute to shaping the future of health management! For guidelines and submission details, visit: https://bit.ly/3ZW5Wzy #HealthManagement #HealthPolicy #CallForAbstracts #Governance #HumanCapital #HealthEconomics Federico Lega Università degli Studi di Milano Università Bocconi Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore Rīga Stradiņš University University of Malta Erasmus School of Health Policy & Management (ESHPM) Fontys University of Applied Sciences Nivel Vilans Erasmus Centrum voor Zorgbestuur APAH - Associação Portuguesa de Administradores Hospitalares

Grateful to have completed a transformative digital health course, a collaboration between Queen Mary University of London and Ain Shams University. Excited to apply these insights to shape the future of healthcare! 🌐💡 #DigitalHealth #EducationPartnership"

Long time coming!! Just want share our recently published paper, titled "Development of a prioritisation framework to aid healthcare funding decision-making in health technology assessment (HTA) in Australia: application of multi-criteria decision analysis", in Value in Health! During my time at Griffith University, I had the privilege of collaborating with an exceptional team (Son Nghiem, Mel Miller, joshua byrnes and Paul Scuffham) for this research. Our study focused on developing an innovative prioritisation framework using Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA) to enhance healthcare funding decisions in Australia. Key Highlights: MCDA Framework: We created a comprehensive framework that integrates multiple criteria and stakeholder preferences to guide health technology assessments. Stakeholder Preferences: Our findings reveal that Australian policymakers prioritise 'Patient-Level Health Outcomes' and 'Social and Ethical Values' over cost considerations. Practical Utility: This framework offers a transparent and cost-effective decision-aid tool, supporting informed healthcare funding decisions and resource allocation. A huge thank you to the Centre for Applied Health Economics (CAHE) and all the participants who contributed to our preference survey and pilot study. Your insights were invaluable in shaping this research. I am incredibly proud of this achievement and look forward to seeing how our work can influence healthcare policy and funding decisions in Australia and beyond. 📖 Read the full article here https://lnkd.in/eZcAuWEF #Healthcare #Research #MCDA #HTA #HealthcareFunding #GriffithUniversity #ValueInHealth #Collaboration #Innovation

🏥 Just completed Part 2 of Northeastern University's "Understanding the U.S. Healthcare Landscape" course, and what a journey it's been! 💡 Delved even deeper into the complexities and innovations shaping healthcare in the U.S. 🔍 Course Highlights: Explored advanced topics such as healthcare policy, regulatory frameworks, and emerging trends in healthcare technology. Analyzed case studies to understand real-world applications and implications. 🌐 Global Insights: Continued to examine healthcare through a global lens, gaining perspective on how the U.S. system compares to others worldwide. Explored best practices and lessons learned from diverse healthcare models. 🌐💡 📚 Key Learnings: Enhanced Understanding: Deepened my knowledge of the intricacies of the U.S. healthcare system. Critical Thinking: Engaged in rigorous analysis of healthcare policies and their impact on various stakeholders. Practical Applications: Applied theoretical concepts to real-world scenarios, fostering a deeper understanding of healthcare dynamics. #Healthcare #Education #NortheasternUniversity

While scientific research and innovation is essential to address global health challenges, their financing, distribution and management is crucial for scalability and impact. Most grateful to Magda Rosenmöller, Director of Center for Research in Healthcare Innovation Management at IESE Business School and her team, for a warm welcome and very productive day of meetings discussing how we can help advance health equity with digital health tools, market dynamics capabilities, health system strengthening and financing for development. Shabs Rajasekharan Mara Ferrari Ermias Mebrate Mengistu #healthequity #healthinnovations #globalhealth #digitalhealth #Path #Iesebusinessschool PATH

🎥 We met with Prof. Americo Cicchetti, General Director of Programming at the Ministero della Salute, who highlighted the current and future challenges facing the healthcare system and shed light on the pivotal role of the #EDiHTA project as a driver of change. 🌐 Digital Health Technologies (#DHTs) have the potential to significantly improve the quality and delivery of healthcare services across Europe while ensuring the #sustainability of healthcare systems. However, their implementation presents new methodological challenges, especially in terms of standardising assessment criteria. 🤝 In this context, harmonising Health Technology Assessment (#HTA) methodologies at the European level is essential for #DHTs to fully demonstrate their added value and foster a more resilient and efficient #healthcare system.  Learn more in the video! ⬇️  Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore Radboudumc Region Syddanmark Institut d’Investigacions Biomèdiques August Pi i Sunyer (IDIBAPS) Hospital Clínic de Barcelona Goethe-Universität Frankfurt a. Main Agenas Agència de Qualitat i Avaluació Sanitàries de Catalunya (AQuAS) Norwegian Centre for E-health Research NICE - National Institute for Health and Care Excellence DNV EHMA - European Health Management Association EIT Health European Patients' Forum Health Policy Institute Poland accelopment

Conference on Creating a Broad-Based Alliance for Complex Healthcare Issues 🌍 Key takeaways: In an era where healthcare challenges are becoming increasingly complex, there is a growing need for collaboration across sectors, disciplines, and geographies.Prof Manickam talked about the Dutch Health Systems, initiatives at Hanze University of Applied Sciences, challenges on ageing in the Netherlands and solutions as well, after which hands on workshop on various complex health problems were dwelled into. She highlighted the role of feedback loops in resolving problems, and walked the delegates through various adaptive solutions enabling them to visualize health problems and design solutions around it. Keynote speakers- Prof. Dr Anu Manickam Associate Professor, Marion van Os Centre of Entrepreneurship and the International Business School, Hanze University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands Amanda Hoffman Researcher, Marion van Os Centre of Entrepreneurship and the International Business School, Hanze University of Applied Sciences, The Netherlands Edward & Cynthia Institute of Public Health Department of Public Health - Yenepoya Deemed to be University #globalhealth #publichealth

Wow!! I can't believe there is only 1 day to go to the start of the Imperial College "Leading Systemic Innovation in Healthcare" executive education programme! This features a week long intensive programme of lectures, panel sessions, roundtables, off site visits and social fun events hosted at Imperial's campus in London. This has been the best part of a year in the designing and making and I am really proud of the work we have done to pull together such a great set of speakers into a world first curriculum. One that addresses the urgent need to transition from our legacy, fragmented and overwhelmed national "#sickcare" systems into the holistic ecosystems we need to address the #health needs of the 21st century. As Programme Director I will be hosting the event and leading delegates through 5 days of intensive learning, debate and exploration as we explore what a more systemic future might look like, why it would be desirable and how we might collectively start to build this future. I will also be kicking off the Programme with delivering 2 sessions. The first entitled "The long-term future of healthcare in a technology-enabled 21st century" and will set out the bigger frame and possibilities for re-imagining health and healthcare in the 21st century. I will be covering a broad range of themes including: - the meta/ #polycrisis that is accelerating around the world and its growing impacts on #human and planetary health - the urgent need to redefine "healthcare" beyond sickness and to embrace a wider framing through the lens of human flourishing - an examination of the scientific, medical and technology breakthroughs that make a new paradigm of holistic health possible, desirable and achievable.... should we have the #vision and will to do so. My second presentation is entitled: "The fundamentals of product and service #innovation in health". In this I will focus on how to rethink #value creation in healthcare. Themes I will be covering include: - what does #valuecreation mean in a health context and what are the additional opportunities to be found in relational and generative value - how the "4 geographies of design" helps to frame the increasing levels of innovation complexity from simpler product design up to ecosystem design and whole societal transformation - how the "jobs to be done" framework can be adapted to understand the more complex needs and contexts present in healthcare - how the 3 Horizons framework can help organisations, ecosystems and institutions develop a shared understanding of their collective #future and the transitional, collaborative innovation pathway to get there I am thrilled to be given the chance to design, lead and present at this unique programme which feels so necessary and important at this moment in history. For more information check out the programme here https://lnkd.in/dnVGSDVB #nhs #who #flourishing #ImperialMeansBusiness

🏥 As digital health continues to evolve, so does the need for leaders and innovators who can respond to the complexities of the field to shape the future of health. Dr. Moritz Göldner’s use of DiMe resources at Technische Universität Hamburg is a powerful example of how we can prepare students to become the next generation of health professionals prepared to maximize the potential of digital solutions to improve health outcomes. By integrating frameworks from The Playbook: Clinical Digital Measures into his curriculum, Dr. Göldner isn’t just teaching theory—he’s guiding students through the process of turning concepts into actionable solutions. This approach equips future digital health leaders with the skills they need to make informed, impactful decisions in a complex healthcare environment. 💡 Curious about how DiMe’s resources are shaping the future of digital health education? Read the DiMe deep dive about Dr. Göldner’s teaching approach and the impact it’s having on the next generation of innovators: https://lnkd.in/gQeGRJva

Minister for the Economy, Conor Murphy, along with Matrix, The Northern Ireland Science Industry Panel launched the Life and Health Sciences Report for Northern Ireland at our Health Tech Spring Conference today. The report, co-chaired by Richard Kennedy Matrix panel member and Global Vice President and Medical Director at Almac Group and Joann Rhodes MBA Chief Executive of HIRANI, outlines key recommendations aimed at bolstering Northern Ireland's life and health sciences (LHS) sector and aligning it with the Minister for the Economy, Conor Murphy's, economic vision. The report recommends the establishment of a multidisciplinary advisory panel to develop a unified LHS strategy, aligning City and Growth Deals (CGDs) Centres of Excellence (CoE) developments with regional and global goals, and providing strategic oversight to CGDs and their respective councils. By fostering collaboration between CGDs Centres of Excellence, the advisory group will facilitate knowledge exchange and resource alignment, accelerating innovation and productivity within the sector. Minister Murphy officially announced the report launch in his keynote address and expressed his enthusiasm, stating, "I am pleased to officially launch the new Life and Health Sciences Matrix report. Collaboration is key. The panel will focus on partnerships, knowledge exchange and resource alignment to accelerate innovation and productivity within the life and health sciences sector. My Department will engage with the sector to advance these recommendations as a matter of urgency, given the opportunities that exist.” The launch of the MATRIX Life and Health Sciences Report signifies a pivotal moment for Northern Ireland's life and health sciences sector. MATRIX remains committed to inspiring and informing initiatives that will propel the region towards a prosperous and sustainable future. Invest Northern Ireland Grainne McVeigh Department for the Economy NI