After kicking off in 2014 this tender, entitled ‘Pilot project on the promotion of self-care systems in the European Union’ came to an unscheduled halt in July 2015 when the team leading the Consortium, from CBO, were caught up in their parent organization becoming insolvent. The tender concept was of an eighteen month track, whereby…
DetailsThe Centre for Enterprise, Markets & Ethics (CEME) is one of EHFF’s partner organisations. This interesting seminar on sustainable business attracted a small but high quality audience. The programme and overview is here. For EHFF, the most striking presentations were those on the rise of green energy. From Michael Liebreich of Bloomberg New Energy Finance…
DetailsChronic Disease Joint Action (ChrodisJA) final conference, Thon Hotel, Brussels, February 27-28 EHFF has operated as a Collaborating Partner in this large, three year multi-stakeholder project. Our attendance at and the content of the final meeting of Work Package 7 (WP7, diabetes as a case study) in Rome last October was finally reported in our…
Details3rd Centre for Behaviour Change (CBC) Digital Health Conference, University College London, February 22-23 As previously, the two day conference was a rich mixture of presentations and discussions on this stimulating topic. The whole programme is here. The whole book of abstracts is here. Here is a small selection of the full presentations of possible…
Details12 steps to tackle the burden of chronic diseases JA-CHRODIS Final Conference delivers 12 steps towards implementing practices to reduce the burden of chronic diseases Chronic diseases already account for 70% to 80% of healthcare budgets in Europe. They constitute a serious threat to health systems’ sustainability if not tackled. Today, clear steps towards addressing…
DetailsDemos Helsinki is a EHFF Partner Demos Helsinki generates ideas that breed change. They come to us looking for new ideas, new concepts, and strategic change when old solutions become outdated. Our expertise lies in our broad-based expertise in futures studies and our use of first-class research. Understanding future is useless if you cannot utilise it today.…
DetailsThe Global Health Literacy Academy is an EHFF partner. The Global Health Literacy Academy is founded by Kristine Sørensen with the aim of developing the potential of people, professionals, organisations, systems, and communities for a health literate society. Through capacity building the Global Health Literacy Academy provides knowledge, motivation and competency to act as health literacy leaders and champions in everyday…
DetailsWe are delighted to report that just before Christmas we dispatched the required information including finances to accompany our final version of the report on early involvement of end-users in eHealth design, the main part of which is based on our two day seminar in Berlin last February. RBS are happy for us…
DetailsESQH and EHFF had a joint meeting in London to discuss trial period of affiliation and potential future of the European Society for Quality in Healthcare Following over a year of negotiation, a meeting was held with the kind patronage of GGI at their London Offices in order to discuss the practicalities of re-launching ESQH…
DetailsAmazing how time flies. It seems barely a few moments since the last summit. The European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing held its last summit in Brussels on December.9-10, 2105 (see our report in the news feed 16 Dec. 2015). Strictly speaking the Summit event occurred in March of that year, but the…
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