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EFPIA Newsletter 19 September 2024

 
 
 
   

News

 
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EFPIA responds to the announcement of the College of Commissioners and publication of their...
17 September 2024

EFPIA, Vaccines Europe and our members congratulate all the Commissioner-designates on their proposed roles.   Read more

 
 
 
   

Recently published

 

EFPIA position on EHDS
24 July 2024

The EHDS will require the public and private sectors to work together in new and innovative ways. We look forward to... Read more

Breaking down barriers: Making cross-border access to clinical trials a reality
08 July 2024

Collaborative effort by EFGCP and EFPIA develops action plan to address participation barriers in Europe Read more

 
 
 
   

Have you missed the IHI masterclass on data sharing in collaborative projects?

Watch the recording here.

 
 
 
 
   

Events

 

DIA Medical Information & Communications Conference
24 September 2024 (London, UK)

The 2024 DIA Medical Information and Communications Conference is designed for medical information professionals and... Read more

Bridging the Gap: The New Pan-European Observatory as a Catalyst for EHDS Implementation
26 September 2024 (Vienna and online)

Explore how the H2O Pan-European Observatory can play a pivotal role in aligning digitally captured patient outcomes... Read more

Why tackling chronic disease is a priority for Europe: Restating the case for investing in...
27 September 2024 (Hybrid event - Bad Hofgastein, Austria)

As Europe faces demographic, economic, and geopolitical challenges that make it difficult to increase health budgets,... Read more

POLITICO - Competitive Europe Summit
01 October 2024 (Hybrid event - Brussels, Belgium)

POLITICO Live’s Competitive Europe Week is taking place from October 1st to 3rd, asking the most pressing questions... Read more

 
 
 
   

The value of prevention for economic growth and the sustainability of healthcare, social care and welfare systems

Over the last decade, the EU economy has experienced slow growth, and it is not expected to grow substantially in the coming years. Additionally, the ongoing demographic and epidemiological transition is increasing pressure on public finances, particularly healthcare and social expenditure.

The current permacrisis – encompassing geopolitical and climate-related challenges – exacerbates these issues and directly threatens fiscal sustainability through slower economic growth, increased Government deficits, and consequently, higher public debt levels. Addressing these intertwined challenges is essential to ensure the long-term sustainability of healthcare, social care, and welfare systems across the EU.

Read the full report by the European House – Ambrosetti.