SE Health Policy

Health policy progress doesn’t always make headlines, but it is happening behind the scenes every day. As we strive toward a #healthcare landscape that better serves patients and communities, we are laying the groundwork for projects that drive meaningful change. This mission is not accomplished alone — it is built on the trust and collaboration of our incredible clients and partners. 👥What does progress in health policy mean to you? For us, it is about creating lasting impact, supporting equitable healthcare, and advancing our clients’ goals. Share your thoughts in the comments below! Learn more about our work: 🌐https://lnkd.in/eNcvs4ZM #HealthPolicy #HealthcareInnovation #ClientPartnerships #MeaningfulChange

We are organising an event on Preventing Mosquito-Borne Diseases on behalf of our client on 8th November 2024 at the Institute of Natural Sciences in Brussels 🏛️ or online 🌐! Moderated by Prof Jan Semenza, this hybrid session will cover key topics like climate change, health, and the Paris Olympics. It is a great opportunity to connect with experts and gain valuable insights. 📩 Find out more and register here: 🔗

Another day, another client represented at the European Parliament! We operate at the forefront of European health policy development. If you need support like this, then get in touch!

Pharmacists are stepping up to improve vaccine access! We’re proud to have helped bring this important conversation to life with Dr. Catherine Duggan and Gary Finnegan 🎙️ Listen here 👇 #VaccinesWork #Immunisation #PublicHealth

🌍🦠 International Infection Prevention Week 2024 is almost here! From October 13-19, we celebrate the crucial role of Infection Preventionists (IPs) in keeping us safe. This year’s theme, “Moving the Needle on Infection Prevention,” highlights the ongoing efforts to improve infection control practices. Why is prevention better than treatment? - Reduces healthcare costs 💰 - Prevents the spread of infections 🛡️ - Improves patient outcomes 🏥 Learn more and get involved: https://lnkd.in/g5kwkczq #IIPW2024 #InfectionPrevention #HealthcareHeroes

💉 Did you expect this? Our recent research shows that only 6 out of 16 EU countries have sustainability mechanisms like long-term vaccine contracts and dedicated vaccine budgets in place! Take Czechia, for example. Their public health insurance system significantly funds the national immunisation program through regular contributions from employers, the self-employed, and state payments for specific groups. Did your country make the list? 🌐 Find out more in our full report, including country profiles like Czechia, here: 🔗https://lnkd.in/dPiw9S4X

What innovations are happening in global health right now? A new Devex report names monoclonal antibodies—mAbs—as a key innovation driving progress in global health. The report highlights how mAbs can be deployed during an outbreak, as well as CEPI's recent investment in Nipah mAb development (https://lnkd.in/ezk7vf6Y). If you want to know more about the role of mAbs alongside vaccines in ending pandemic threats, check out our illustrated blog: https://lnkd.in/ecYuh_vP Alongside using #AI to prepare for #DiseaseX, novel vaccine development, including the use of RNA, is also listed in the report as another health innovation. CEPI's CEO, Richard Hatchett, explains in the report how AI can accelerate vaccine innovation, highlighting CEPI's recent investment in Apriori Bio's AI platform, which could help to design variant-resilient vaccines against evolving viruses (https://lnkd.in/eS62arp2) Hatchett also discusses how diversifying vaccine manufacturing capabilities in the Global South will help to increase access and avoid some of the tragic inequities seen during COVID-19. Download the full report to discover more about these global health innovations ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/eKwS8WmE

We are proud to have contributed to this important research highlighting the striking disparity in vaccination rates across Europe. Only 33% of seniors in Eastern Europe are vaccinated against Influenza, compared to 54% in the West. 🔽 Explore the findings to better understand the factors at play and discover potential solutions.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, one of the biggest challenges was the uncertainty around how well different measures – such as vaccination campaigns and lockdowns – would work. Policymakers had to make tough decisions without knowing exactly what the outcomes would be, which sometimes led to less-than-ideal results. To improve decision-making, some countries turned to mathematical models. ln Germany, Universität des Saarlandes, developed a “compartmental model” to predict how COVID-19 would spread and affect the population.  As part of the EUVABECO project, this model is now being expanded to cover multiple infectious diseases. In collaboration with partners in Greece, Luxembourg, Poland, and Portugal, comprehensive implementation plans are being developed to guide countries in using these modelling tools. 🚀 Our first draft of the plans will be released in October 2024 – providing critical insights to help countries respond more effectively to future health crises. 🔗 Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/dvRxR_Sf #EUVABECO #PublicHealth #DiseaseModelling #Forecasting #InfectiousDiseases #GlobalHealth