17-19 November 2020 [email protected]

Mindfulness for a kinder world – Morning Meditation at EHMA 2020

In these turbulent times, mindfulness is a powerful practice to help develop a calm mind that is consequently less affected by external events. Therefore, at #EHMA2020 we have arranged for two morning meditation sessions with mindfulness certified teacher Beate Trück from Brussels Mindfulness.  Mindfulness skills can contribute to better mental health, wellbeing and decision-making. In […]

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Morning Yoga at EHMA 2020

Every day we struggle to reach higher goals, to do more and better than the day before. It is easy to get caught in a vicious circle of continuous unsatisfaction, which may lead to stress and anxiety, also exacerbated by the current pandemic. Yoga practice can help. On a deeper level, yoga can change your […]

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AI transforming Cardiovascular Care

Despite the significant advances in the diagnosis and treatments, Cardiovascular disease (CVD) still represents the leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide. The introduction of artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to cardiovascular disease management and care. On Wednesday, 18 November at 12.15, within the framework of the My City-Lab project – an ambitious project financed by the European […]

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Horizon 2030: seven universal trends for future care

At #EHMA2020, on Tuesday, 17 November at 10.30, we are pleased to have a session on ‘Horizon 2030: seven universal trends for future care’ hosted by NVTZ, an independent association that stands for responsible supervision in care and welfare institutions. With and for more than 4000 members, NVTZ work on professionalisation and support of the […]

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Value-based healthcare: What, How and Why

On Tuesday, 17 November from 10.30 to 12.00, the University of Groningen will host a session on the topic of Value-Based Healthcare (VBHC). The session will see the participation of Dr. Esther Metting, Assistant  Professor  at  the  University of Groningen; Dr. Oskar Roemeling, Assistant  Professor  at  the  University  of  Groningen; Ewoud Stapersma, MSc, Project Leader […]

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Alternative payment methods: showcasing the Dutch experiences

In the Dutch healthcare system of regulated market competition, competing health insurers contract with health providers in order to secure healthcare services for their insurees against the best possible conditions (quality, cost, accessibility). In order to accomplish these objectives, insurers experiment with alternative payment methods, such as bundled payments, shared savings agreements, and value-based payments. […]

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Value-based management of healthcare organisations

The need for value-based management in healthcare is well established and few doubt its usefulness. The Nordic Healthcare Group (NHG) has been actively promoting value-based management in healthcare for years, and their key message is “start measuring outcomes”. On Wednesday, 18 November 2020 at 13.30-14.45, the Nordic Health Group will host their session on ‘Value-based management of healthcare […]

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Building on value-based healthcare: towards a health system perspective

Health policy makers around the world have long shown interest in the value created by health systems and this preoccupation will likely intensify in the current context of the COVID-19 pandemic and the ensuing global recession. The European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies will host a session on Thursday, 19 November 2020 at 09.00-10.15 […]

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Vaccination and health systems sustainability: how to prioritise vaccines investment in a post-COVID world

Preventative approaches are fundamental in reducing the burden of preventable diseases. Historically European health systems have effectively prevented the spread of diseases and save costs through vaccination and immunisation programs. Nevertheless, more efforts are needed to systematically increase the reach of vaccination benefits across all communities throughout the EU Member States. Continuing the conversation around the […]

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