EAPM roundtable at EHA Congress, Madrid, 14 June 2024
Brussels, June 4th, 2024: For the 10th year in succession, EAPM will be present at the prestigious EHA Congress and will, for the fourth time, be hosting a satellite meeting as part of the events. In the same way as our own recent events, the focus will be on bringing innovation into healthcare systems, but with very specific spotlight on the new European Parliament and European Commission.
Sessions will focus on topic on how to enable equal access: what are the policy and health technology assessment implications? There will be a specific focus on different countries and the way that they are tackling the implementation gap.
Sessions will feature panel discussions as well as time for questions and answers and we would very much like you to join us at the event, which runs from 14.00 – 17.00 CET on Friday, June 14th, 2024.
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Every stakeholder in personalised medicines knows what the drivers of this innovative new form of healthcare are. For patients and healthcare professionals it means more options, durable clinical benefit, reduced exposure to non-effective drugs and the potential to leverage current scientific and technological advances.
For the pharmaceutical industry, we’re talking about the potential to tackle core challenges in discovering and developing more effective medicines, to reduce rates of attrition in drug development, and to reduce the associated escalating costs which are central to a more sustainable future and delivery for healthcare needs.
Meanwhile, for healthcare systems and payers, the drivers are improved efficiency through the provision of efficacious and cost-effective care through the avoidance of ineffective and redundant interventions. These are again key to a more sustainable and deliverable future system.
The question of whether innovation is really giving us value for money often arises. The debate has focussed to a large extent on the cost of “doing something”. Yet surely we also need to remember to ask ‘what about the cost of not doing something?
Diagnostic and therapeutic innovation must be implemented in a structured cost-effective approach that emphasises measurable improvements in outcome for the patient in the personalised healthcare era. Resources are scarce for all of us working in healthcare, which is exacerbated by an ageing population and the consequent increase in chronic diseases and co-morbidities.
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Lars Bullinger, Giovanni Martinelli, Robin Doeswijk, Guillermo Sanz, Ellen [P.B.] de Waal, Ineke van der Beek, Ane, Anđela Škarpa, Sirpa Pietikäinen, Raffaella Colombatti, Sonia Ujupan, Hilary M. Hansen
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