The European Health Parliament (EHP) was a movement aimed at connecting and empowering emerging leaders of European health to reimagine EU health policies. Health issues were selected by the European Commission who encouraged the development of innovative and actionable solutions in health policy and presented at a plenary event at the European Parliament.
Chair of the committee on Sustainable Health Systems
Embracing a value-driven, sustainable, and patient-centred approach to healthcare is essential to enhance the resilience of health systems, ensuring their ability to withstand future shocks, including those stemming from environmental challenges such as climate change.
The committee on sustainable health systems, comprised of nine passionate advocates from various backgrounds within the health sector. Through collaborative efforts and innovative thinking, the committee aimed to contribute to the advancement of European health policies. It urges for policies that continue to make health systems socially inclusive, economically fair, and environmentally neutral.
1. Enhancing the involvement of communities in health system operations.
2. Promoting sustainability with a focus on environmentally friendly practices.
3. Mitigating the healthcare sector's impact on climate change by reducing emissions.
Presentation at the European Parliament
At the final plenary event organised by the members of the EHP, the final policy recommendations were presented to members of European Parliament, European commission and other relevant stakeholders from both public and private sector - Policy recommendations that had been developed over a period of seven months following a process of reflecting on our backgrounds, reviewing literature and consulting with key stakeholders.
Executive Workshop: "What managing resilient health systems look like"
The workshop on resilient health systems at the European Health Management Association (EHMA) delved into:
1) Evaluating the resilience of health systems.
2) Implementing strategies to mitigate future challenges.
3) Key performance areas (KPA) and indicators (KPIs) for assessing and fostering the growth of resilient health organisations and systems.
4) Mapping out the roadmap and implementing incremental actions.
2) Implementing strategies to mitigate future challenges.
3) Key performance areas (KPA) and indicators (KPIs) for assessing and fostering the growth of resilient health organisations and systems.
4) Mapping out the roadmap and implementing incremental actions.
