We invite you to register and participate in the EU Health Policy Platform Annual Meeting that will be held on 19 April.
The morning session (9:30-12:30 CET) will be dedicated to the presentation of the Joint Statements by its Thematic Network leaders, followed by a roundtable to share the lessons learned and possible improvements for next cycles.
Stakeholder organisations will present their Joint Statements in four different areas: anti-discrimination & health equity; HIV, Tuberculosis, Viral Hepatitis and Sexually Transmitted Infections; Mental Health in All Policies and Navigating Health Inequalities in the EU through Artificial intelligence.
The afternoon session (13:30-16:30 CET) will be dedicated to the first results of the study assessing the EU Health Policy Platform. The contractor in charge of the study will present the process that was followed and the primary findings, after which a break-out session will be held where both participants onsite and online can provide input and exchange ideas.
Please find the handout and the programme attached.
Register now to participate online in the Annual Meeting on the 19 April following the link here.
EATG, as part of the EU Civil Society Forum on HIV, TB and Hep, is co-leading the Thematic Network on HIV, Tuberculosis, Viral Hepatitis and Sexually Transmitted Infections on the EU Health Policy Platform.
Practical Information
- EU Health Policy Platform Annual Meeting – Stakeholders’ Dialogue: Joint Statements, Study results and discussion: The EU Health Policy Platform Annual Meeting that will be held on 19 April. The morning session is dedicated to the presentation of the Joint Statements by its Thematic Network leaders, followed by a roundtable to share the lessons learned and possible improvements for next cycles. The afternoon session is dedicated to the first results of the study assessing the EU Health Policy Platform.
19 April 2023, 9:30-16:30 CET
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