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On 8 April, the Dutch Minister of Medical Care sent a letter to Dutch Parliament regarding interactions between life sciences companies and health care professionals. In this article, we analyze the measures as proposed by the Minister of Medical Care, when the measures are expected to come into force and the key take-aways of the letter of the Minister. #healthcare #lifesciences Hein van den Bos, Julia Mischie

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🤝 This week, healthcare policymakers from the Netherlands gathered with #PHSSR member organisation representatives in The Hague to discuss ways to strengthen the local health system.     The meeting, held at Nieuwspoort, was an important opportunity to discuss the latest research findings from PHSSR and the Erasmus School of Health Policy & Management (ESHPM) on strengths and weaknesses of the Dutch health system, as well as the policy intentions of the new cabinet and recommendations to tackle the pressing issues it faces, with specific focus on:    🏦 The financial stability of the Dutch health system and mechanisms to sustainably finance care and cure 👩‍⚕️ Growing workforce shortages    These challenges – and the potential ramifications if they are not acted on – underline the critical need for a robust and adaptable health system. It was, therefore, encouraging to see so many decision-makers engaged in discussion and committing to take action together.      Thank you to PHSSR research lead for the Netherlands Marco Varkevisser, as well as all participants and all those involved in organising the meeting.     #Sustainability #Resilience #Health #Partnerships

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One of the key changes to the health technology assessment (HTA) guidance in the Netherlands is greater acceptance of structured expert elicitation (SEE) and clearer guidelines on what is and is not appropriate in submissions. In our article, published earlier this year, our team summarizes the key changes and delves into the guidelines around SEE – key reading for health technology manufacturers seeking reimbursement in the Netherlands. Read our article here: https://buff.ly/4ch8FXm #LumanityPerspectives #HEOR #HealthEconomics #HTA #ZIN #SEE

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At the ESNO, European Specialist Nurses Organisation congress today we had the opportunity to participate in a great discussion on the importance of health literacy for protecting the population against vaccine-preventable diseases, and the need for better training on vaccination for nurses #ESNO2024

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How do population health and demographics impact the supply of skilled workers within and beyond the Health Economy? What is the value of preventive interventions? At the #EuHEA2024 Conference in Vienna, these questions were key topics assessed in various research sessions.     WifOR Institute’s new tool, the Health ROI Assessor, provides data-driven answers to interlink the two objectives. It was developed by WifOR colleagues Karla Hernandez-Villafuerte, PhD, Dr. Jan Fries, Prof. Dr. Dennis Ostwald, and Dr. Maike Schmitt in close collaboration with Rifat Atun (Harvard University).     On behalf of the team, Dr. Schmitt, Senior Researcher for Health Economics at WifOR Institute, shared insights into the tool. She chaired a session on prevention policy and public investment where she presented how the macroeconomic tool supports policymaking on resource allocation to overcome unsustainable structures in Germany’s Health Economy.    Key takeaways:    💡 WifOR Institute’s Health ROI Assessor is a new tool to support policy decision-making. It evaluates the impact of investing in a medical innovation or preventive measure for, not only patients, but the wider society and economy as well.    💡 WifOR’s Health ROI Assessor opens new perspectives on health economic assessment. It supports policy decision-making, contributes to a new understanding of health investments, and helps to shape a healthier population.    💡 Using cervical cancer in Germany as an example, Dr. Schmitt presented how the macroeconomic effects of investing in preventative measures can be calculated with the Health ROI Assessor. These effects include the Health Economy Footprint, Human Capital Effects, and Labor Market ramifications.    We would like to thank fellow presenters Boaz Hovav (University of Haifa), Mehdi Ammi (Carleton University), and Alessandra Hidalgo Aréstegui (Lancaster University) for the interesting insights and lively discussions with the audience.     @WifOR Institute’s Dr. Jan Fries, Team Lead for International Social Policy, and Foteini Tsotra, Senior Researcher in Health Economics, joined Dr. Schmitt to exchange ideas with other academic experts and share insights into WifOR’s Health Economics and Labor Market research.     For more on WifOR’s Health Economics Research, head to: https://lnkd.in/e3t6sPPz    #HealthForAll  #HealthEconomics  #HealthIsAnInvestment 

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Dear all, We invite you to read white paper of Call to Action developed by the ECAMET Alliance on topic of Staff Shortages and Burn Out in Cancer Medication Administration in Europe https://lnkd.in/eSwBUnbU #ESNO #nursingshortage #nursingproblems #LetsActNow

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International Foundation for Integrated Care (IFIC) is leading the work package focusing on the Transforming Cancer Prevention for People with Mental Health problems Plan, which integrates Patient Navigation (PN) and the implementation of primary cancer prevention programmes in EU health systems. IFIC is a not-for-profit network incorporated as a Stichting in the Netherlands. IFIC’s mission is to cross organisational and professional boundaries to bring people together to advance the science, knowledge and adoption of integrated care in policy and practice. IFIC seeks to achieve this by developing and exchanging ideas among academics, researchers, managers, care practitioners, policymakers, and people who use services alongside their carers and families throughout the world. A key focus of IFIC is to act as a research and knowledge exchange hub in partnership with its members and academic centres internationally and its involvement in EU-funded projects and commissions for example, from the World Bank and World Health Organisation. IFIC has recently provided technical support and capacity building to countries, regions and specific integrated care programmes through its Integrated Care Solutions initiative. #MentalHealth #Cancer #HealthCare #EUBeatCancer

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Read about this latest systematic review to inform an evidence-based diuretic #deprescribing guideline! Stopping diuretics could be safe for some patients, but there is a need for higher quality evidence 📖 Led by Eveline Van Poelgeest, international collaboration at its finest. British Pharmacological Society https://lnkd.in/gxEMZpGZ #diuretics #waterpill #polypharmacy #medications #medicine #pharmacy #geriatrics #healthcare

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