Logo: European Patients' Forum
EPF Spring Conference 20, 21 March 2007

Logo: EPF Spring ConferenceBuilding on  the success of our previous conferences, the European Patients’ Forum is hosting a third EU conference on 20th-21st March 2007 in Brussels.  The themes for this year’s meeting include: the empowerment of patients and their role at EU level; ‘the Informed Patient’; and ‘the sustainability of patient organisations into the future’.

High level speakers with a wide range of EU expertise and experience will stimulate discussion and result a call for action at various levels to enhance the patients’ opportunity to be heard and impact in the policy debate.

EPF has invited all its member organisations and patient group allies, together with national patient representatives from a representative platform or coalition from all 27 Member States. Crucially, other health stakeholder allies and partners with whom we work together in Brussels, including representatives from the  EU Institutions health professional organisations, industry federations, health NGOs, agencies and think-tanks will participate and contribute their views and ideas on how patients group can be most effective.

Please find attached:

Open attached document in PDFEPF Spring Conference 2007 Programme

Open attached document in PDFA full conference report is available in Publications section
 

Presentations
 


Screenshot: Introduction
Introduction

Mr Anders Olauson, EPF
 

 


Screenshot: The Regulatory Perspective: What Role Should the EMEA Perform With Regard to the Provision of Information on Medicines?
The Regulatory Perspective: What Role Should the EMEA Perform With Regard to the Provision of Information on Medicines?

Mr Noel Wathion,
The European Medicines Agency
 

Screenshot: The Empowered Patient: A benefit or liability?
The Empowered Patient: A
benefit or a liability?

Dr. Daniel Mart, President of CPME
 

Screenshot: Empowering patients across Europe: an economic perspective.
Empowering patients across Europe: an economic perspective.

Mr. David Mc Daid, London School of Economics
 

Screenshot: Patient organisations - standing and funding.
Patient organisations - standing and funding.


Richard Bergström, Swedish Association of the
Pharmaceutical Industry

 

Screenshot: The prevailing environment in 2017. How well informed will patients be ten years from now and from what sources will information be available?

The prevailing environment in 2017. How well informed will patients be ten years from now and from what sources will information be available?

Dr. Ilona Kickbusch, Senior Health Policy Advisor and
WHO Consultant.
 

Screenshot: Who really represents patients
Workgroup: Who really represents patients
Facilitator: Ms Mel Read
Rapporteur: Mr Mike O’Donovan

 

Screenshot: Is ignorance bliss or is an informed patient a sound economic investment?

Workgroup: Is ignorance bliss or is an informed patient a sound economic investment?

Facilitator: Mr Jorgo Chatzimarkakis
Rapporteur: Mr Jean Georges
 

Screenshot: Are patient organisations viable and sustainable? If so, by whom?
Workgroup: Are patient organisations viable and sustainable? If so, by whom?
Facilitator: Ms Celine van Doosselaere
Rapporteur: Mr Rodney Elgie
 

Screenshot: The Patients’ Perspective
The Patients’ Perspective

Ms Susanna Palkonen, European Federation of Allergy and Airways Disease Patients’ Associations
 


Screenshot: Conclusions
Conclusions

Ms Nicola Bedlington, EPF Director
 
 

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