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How can we explore the collaborative potential of multi-stakeholder and sector collaborations at an international level? 🌎 Multi-stakeholder and sector collaborations in healthcare are globally essential for several compelling reasons, driven by the complexity and interconnected nature of the health challenges we face today. Denmark has a longstanding and robust tradition of finding solutions through partnerships involving both public and private stakeholders across various sectors. These multi-stakeholder collaborations hold significant potential for creating innovative solutions. However, to effectively address the common healthcare challenges, international knowledge-sharing and cooperation is necessary. As part of Healthcare Denmark’s strategic priorities for 2024, we are therefore thrilled to announce that we are repeating the success from Tour de Health’22 – though this time without the Tour de France as a backdrop. In collaboration with Udenrigsministeriet, Indenrigs- og Sundhedsministeriet, and Erhvervsministeriet, Healthcare Denmark will host “Tour de Health’24 – Partnering for Sustainable Health Innovation” this October 💡 In a coordinated effort with the embassies in the 13 Danish health diplomacy countries, high-level governmental, non-governmental and other healthcare stakeholders are invited by Healthcare Denmark to join Tour de Health’24 in Copenhagen, Denmark. The conference will spotlight the power of multi-stakeholder and cross-sector collaborations in revolutionizing healthcare from both a Danish and an international perspective, as well as showcase Danish best practices including the Erhvervsfyrtårn Life Science. Tour de Health’24 is co-sponsored by Københavns Universitet - University of Copenhagen, DI - Dansk Industri, Dansk Erhverv, Novo Nordisk, and Lundbeck. Stay tuned for more updates on this event! #healthcare | #multistakeholdercollaboration | #partnershipsinhealth

Are multi-stakeholder and cross-sector collaborations in healthcare sustainable? 💡 This topic was greatly discussed at today’s international Tour de Health'24 conference with inspiring knowledge sharing and networking between high-level governmental, non-governmental and other healthcare stakeholders from Denmark and the 13 Danish health diplomacy countries 🌎 At the venue of Danish Industry, the conference programme featured thought provoking keynote speeches, panel debates, and breakout sessions. “Are public-private strategic partnerships in Life Science sustainable?”, Maria Kristiansen, Professor and Head of Center, University of Copenhagen, discussed during her keynote followed by a panel debate on whether international multi-stakeholder and sector collaboration in healthcare is sustainable or not 🌱 Diana Arsovic, CEO, Danish Life Science Cluster , introduced the Danish public-private partnership Lighthouse Life Science to address chronic diseases followed by a panel debate with selected stakeholders who represent the coalition of the partnership. The panelists discussed the potential of the Lighthouse Life Science to catalyze innovative and equitable action on healthy weight and mental health while simultaneously drive economic growth. Thank you very much to all participants, international delegates, and speakers for contributing to dialogue and knowledge exchange on this important topic 🤝 Healthcare Denmark is hosting Tour de Health’24 in close collaboration with Udenrigsministeriet, Indenrigs- og Sundhedsministeriet and Erhvervsministeriet. Tour de Health’24 is co-sponsored by Københavns Universitet - University of Copenhagen, DI - Dansk Industri, Dansk Erhverv, Novo Nordisk, and Lundbeck. #TourdeHealth | #multistakeholdercollaboration | #partnershipsinhealth

🌍 𝗝𝗼𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗚𝗹𝗼𝗯𝗮𝗹 𝗛𝗲𝗮𝗹𝘁𝗵 𝗗𝗶𝗮𝗹𝗼𝗴𝘂𝗲 𝗶𝗻 𝗦𝗲𝗽𝘁𝗲𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿! 🌍     In collaboration with Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken), MeduProf-S, Philips, and PharmAccess , we are bringing together leaders and innovators to explore the transformative potential of public-private partnerships (PPP) in global health. This event is a unique opportunity to discover how collaboration between the public and private sector not only strengthens health outcomes but also drives corporate social responsibility, opens new markets, and fuels innovation. Let’s pave the way for a healthier world together.     📅 𝗗𝗮𝘁𝗲: 12 September 2024  ⏰ 𝗧𝗶𝗺𝗲: 15:00 – 17:00  📍 𝗟𝗼𝗰𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻: Rotterdam     𝗪𝗵𝘆 𝗮𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗻𝗱? The world is facing rising health challenges, especially among vulnerable populations. With climate change and economic uncertainties increasing risks, innovative solutions are more crucial than ever. The Dutch government’s Global Health Strategy 2023-2030 highlights the essential role of PPPs in enhancing healthcare, fostering innovation, and creating sustainable impact.     If you're part of a Dutch LSH organization, this is the chance for Dutch LSH organizations to deep dive into the potential of PPPs in global health. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to connect, learn, and collaborate.     𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝘁𝗼 𝗲𝘅𝗽𝗲𝗰𝘁: 🔑 Insightful keynotes from global health leaders  🗣️ Interactive panel discussion on leveraging PPPs for health innovation  💬 Open discussion to share ideas and strategies  🤝 Networking opportunities to connect with like-minded professionals     For a full program overview, visit our website. We look forward to your participation in shaping the future of global health through innovative partnerships.   🔗 Register now: https://lnkd.in/gdp42edW    Let’s work together to create a healthier, more equitable world! 🌱 #GlobalHealthDialogue #GlobalHealth #PPP #Healthcare Daphne Elberse | Micha Van Lin

How do we make multi-stakeholder and cross-sector collaborations in healthcare sustainable? 💡   This topic was discussed at today’s international Tour de Health'24 conference, where I was privileged to be part of sharing the learnings from Lighthouse Life Science in Denmark. “Are public-private strategic partnerships in Life Science sustainable?”, Maria Kristiansen discussed during her keynote followed by Diana Arsovic, who introduced the Danish public-private partnership Lighthouse Life Science to address chronic diseases. The panel discussed the learnings and potential of the Lighthouse Life Science to catalyse innovative and equitable action on healthy weight and mental health while simultaneously drive economic growth. Great knowledge sharing and networking between high-level governmental, non-governmental and other healthcare stakeholders from Denmark and the 13 Danish health diplomacy countries 🌎    Thank you to all participants, international delegates, and speakers for contributing to dialogue and knowledge exchange 🤝   Healthcare Denmark is hosting Tour de Health’24 in close collaboration with Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Indenrigs- og Sundhedsministeriet and Ministry of Industry, Business and Financial Affairs. Tour de Health’24 is co-sponsored by Københavns Universitet - University of Copenhagen, Danish Industry, Dansk Erhverv, Novo Nordisk, and Lundbeck.   #TourdeHealth | #multistakeholdercollaboration | #partnershipsinhealth

On #WorldHealthDay, the Netherlands reaffirms its commitment to ensuring healthcare access for all. Collaborating with local organizations, companies, and universities, we advocate for healthcare equality and inclusion worldwide. #MyHealthMyRight #AccessToCare   Looking ahead, the Netherlands is intensifying its commitment to global health through the Dutch Global Health Strategy 2023-2030: “Working together for health worldwide.” Our objective is clear: to make deliberate and impactful contributions to public health advancements on a global scale. #SDG3   Switzerland and the Netherlands both are countries with renowned healthcare ecosystems, with shared challenges and a strong reputation in life sciences and health. Together with Swiss partners, we are working towards more sustainable healthcare systems. By joining forces, we leverage expertise and resources to drive impactful innovations in healthcare.   Stay tuned for updates on a Dutch delegation to Switzerland in less than two weeks, consisting of Dutch biotechnology companies, start-ups, research institutes and academic medical centers who are keen to partner with Swiss companies and institutions on innovative therapies development and manufacturing.   Health~Holland International Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (RVO) Swiss Biotech Association Innosuisse Switzerland Global Enterprise Hans Schikan Peter Groenen Niels van Leeuwen Chantal Mas Laura Duran Rik Boddëus Sarah Jakob Saskia Harthoorn Anita van Rozen Colette John-Grant Andreas Gut Sjanna Bosma Eva van Vliet Herko Coomans Franz Waibel Sara Schneider-Hamaï

🏥 We need to think differently about our future healthcare system! “Denmark faces challenges in the healthcare sector, but the potential in digital health can solve the lack of workforce and geographical inequality. Barriers such as structures, rivalry, and a fragmented IT landscape hinder implementation. A report from Health Tech Hub Copenhagen and the think tank Mandag Morgen presents 13 recommendations, which through structure will create better digital health in Denmark. The call is to think differently about the future healthcare system, integrate digital health into structures, and lay the foundation for a structural reform in 2024." 💡 Read our Head of Policy & Partnerships @Jannik Zeuthen’s thoughts in @Ingeniøren: https://bit.ly/4biLMmT Curious about the recommendations? You can access the full report here:  ➡ https://bit.ly/hthc-report #sundpol #healthtech #healthcare #futureofhealth Jesper Grønbæk | Line Rasmussen | Martin Broch Pedersen | Giulia Galimberti | Sean Aleksej Rehn | Mafalda Camara | Oded Yair Menuhin | Anett Falussy | Jan Høegh | Line Knoop-Henriksen | Nicolas Bouchet

🚀Two weeks ago we shared with you the CONNECTINGHEALTH Multi-Year Action Plan Brief, and this week we have another exciting document to share with you - our Policy Recommendations 🚀 As proof of a successful completion of the CONNECTINGHEALTH, Connecting the dots within digital health innovation ecosystems project, a transformative 2-year preparatory action funded by Horizon Europe and co-funded by the #EuropeanUnion (European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA)). This project has been instrumental in fostering interconnected and inclusive #innovation ecosystems across Europe, aiming to maximize the value of #digitalhealth innovations.💚 As project leads, one of our key achievements alongside our great consortium consisting of SeAMK - Seinäjoki University of Applied Sciences, Scottish Enterprise and Pannon Business Network, is the release of our Policy Recommendations. These recommendations, crafted through extensive collaboration with stakeholders from #government, #academia, #civilsociety, and the #privatesector, are designed to shape the future of digital health in Europe by 2030 ✨ They provide crucial guidance for EU policymakers and empower various stakeholder groups to advocate for impactful policy reforms that will drive the digital health sector forward.✨ 🔗 For more information and to explore other project deliverables, visit our website at: https://lnkd.in/eQkxtKfU Let's continue to connect the dots for a healthier, more innovative Europe! 🌍💡 #DigitalHealth #Innovation #HealthPolicy #HorizonEurope #EUProjects 

💡 Elevate your knowledge at our master class, "Innovation and knowledge brokering: linking evidence and decision making," at #EHMA2024. Healthcare managers at the regional and local levels are often the first to identify the need for transformation and innovation within the sector. They develop innovative solutions and seek out best practices globally, understanding how to adapt these innovations to their specific contexts. However, successful implementation often requires the support of national policymakers, and at times, those in other sectors like education, labour, and social policy. This may involve changes to regulatory frameworks and payment mechanisms to ensure alignment with innovative solutions. Knowledge brokering is crucial in this process, facilitating the dissemination of evidence and innovative practices to national policymakers. By doing so, knowledge brokers play a vital role in driving the adoption of new practices and policies in healthcare. 🗣 Speakers: - Dr Josep Figueras, Director, European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies, Belgium - Prof Scott Greer, Senior Expert Advisor, European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies; Professor, University of Michigan, USA - Dr Eva Turk, Minister’s Office of Slovenia; Senior Researcher, Centre for Digital Health and Social Innovation, FH St. Pölten – University of Applied Sciences, Austria/Slovenia - Dr Matthias Wismar, Programme Manager, European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies, Belgium This session is organised in collaboration with the European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies, which we thank for the generous support to our conference. #HealthcareInnovation #KnowledgeBrokering #HealthPolicy #EHMA2024 #HealthManagement #EuropeanObservatory

Collaboration should have no borders. This week I had the pleasure to join an inspiring idea exchange organised by Denmark in the UK to connect with digital health stakeholders from the UK and Denmark 🇩🇰🇬🇧 Some reflections: 🏆Healthcare culture is key to adopting innovation. Staff can be your biggest champion if you understand this. 🧩Impact stems from how we support existing value drivers and complement existing workflows. We won't improve processes if we don't fully understand them. 🌐 The future of digital health is platforms and integration. There's no appetite to maintain fragmented digital ecosystems, so *in my view* the days of non-integrated point solutions are very very limited... 🧾 More than ever we need (and expect) pragmatic, robust evidence. Music to my academic ears, and some great examples were showcased by Charles Lowe, Ana Luísa Neves, Nanna Iversen and Ylva Pisters Particularly struck by how, across geographies, we are all grappling with similar challenges and barriers. Thanks to Joakim Steen Barron-Mikkelsen and fellow organisers, and looking forward to the resulting collaborations! #DigitalHealth #Innovation #MedTech

🏥 HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS NEED TO CHANGE THE WAY THEY INVEST 📈 AND IMPLEMENT NEW DIGITAL HEALTH TECHNOLOGIES 💻. Those that know me well are aware that I treat my vacations 🏖️ as sacred and stay completely off work duties. However, today I made an exception 🚨 because I had the opportunity to share our experiences at Daman about innovation and implementation of digital health technology in the Danish healthcare system in front of Danish Ministries 🇩🇰. We've just announced the nationwide implementation of UngeKræfter 🌟 as a frontrunner in the Danish digital health ecology. Our experience also highlights that there is still room for improvements in the approaches towards fully implementing and integrating digital health, even in a country as digitally advanced as Denmark. Kudos to Indenrigs- og Sundhedsministeriet, Ministry of Finance of Denmark and Ministry of Industry, Business and Financial Affairs for analysing the current situation 🕵️♂️ and listening to our real-world experiences 🗣️. After all, embracing new tech 🤖 might be one of the vital ways to solve the emerging healthcare crisis. Health Tech Hub Copenhagen #futureofhealthcare