European Summit 2014

An event for UK, European and international health leaders to examine, in depth, the future organisation of hospital services in Europe.

Summit

Start date: 20/01/2014 | 19:00

End date: 21/01/2014 | 16:30

Hotel Amigo

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Session 1: Why the organisation of hospital services needs to change, and the international context for this

  • Speaker: Professor Judith Smith Professor of Health Policy and Management at the Health Services Management Centre and in the BRACE team, University of Birmingham
  • Speaker: Dr Henny van Laarhoven Managing Director, Orbis Medical Centre, Netherlands

Session 2: World Café – the range of approaches to organising hospital services in Europe

  • Speaker: Urmas Siigur Chairman of the Executive Board, Tartu University Hospital
  • Speaker: Laure Tharel Human Resources Director, Paris West Side University Hospital
  • Speaker: Dr Laszlo Imre Deputy Director General, National Institute for Quality and Organizational Development in Healthcare and Medicines

Session 3: Big hospitals versus small hospitals – is either better?

  • Speaker: Dr Caroline Wagner Research Fellow, Scientific Institute of TK for Benefit and Efficiency in Health Care (WINEG), Germany
  • Speaker: Dr Ernst Walther Consultant Neurologist and Consultant, Early Rehabilitation in the Neurocentre, Schön Klinik Hamburg, Germany

Session 4: Improving care for older people and those with chronic conditions

  • Speaker: Dr Barrie Dowdeswell Director of Research, European Centre for Health Assets and Architecture, Finland
  • Speaker: Dr Pentti Itkonen Chief Executive, South Karelia Social and Healthcare District, Finland
  • Speaker: Professor Erkki Vauramo Professor, Aalto University, Finland
  • Speaker: Dr Tom Downes Clinical Lead for Quality Improvement, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
  • Speaker: MaEugenia Alkiza Medical Director, OSI Bidasoa
  • Speaker: Professor Matti Lehto Dean, School of Medicine, University of Tampere
  • Speaker: Mark Britnell Chairman and Partner, Healthcare, Government & Infrastructure, KPMG