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?? After 4.5 years, the ValueCare project will end in September 2024! ???? On September 12 and 13 in Rotterdam there will be the final conference, where we will share our achievements and present the book we wrote! #valuebased #valuecareproject #health

Can’t wait for this! In the landscape of an aging population, we need tested models of work to provide better care while optimizing costs and resources without extra burden on our care teams. Do you want to know more about this? Don’t miss the opportunity to learn more about the project at our final conference!

Thanks to Curia Ben Howlett for inviting me to participate in a panel at such an insightful event last night, discussing how to encourage more research and subsequently, a larger number of great UK innovations in health and social care. James O'Shaughnessy was, as usual, a knowledgeable and engaging Chair, probing the speakers and audience to dive deep into the issues and suggest solutions.?Samantha Roberts' frank update on what NICE - National Institute for Health and Care Excellence is doing to improve its already robust systems and further accelerate innovation was very welcome; she was honest about the challenges and pushbacks, and that these changes will take time but I have no doubt that things are moving in the right direction. My fellow panelists Lindsey Hughes, Helen Dent and Sheuli Porkess articulated clearly the challenges and opportunities in the clinical trial / research landscape, and provided useful suggestions on how to improve and build on the work already being done. Professor Peter Johnson, Geoff Hall and Arun Sujenthiran MD also provided interesting insights into how data is being and can be better used to tackle cancer. One big takeaway for me was that the UK needs to reframe how it looks at profitability and acknowledge that there is a cost to everything, so why shouldn’t there be a subsequent benefit to the ones outlaying that cost in the first instance? I am not saying that allowing unrestrained profits is the way forward but there needs to be an open debate on what is in it for both the private companies investing their time and energy, and the UK health system (and economy) in working with them.

In support of World Science Day for Peace and Development on November 10, we connected with Otsuka-people in our Research and Development organization to learn about the work they do each day to create better health worldwide. Thank you for your involvement in continuously highlighting the importance of science in society, Seth Hopkins, Sharin Roth, Reem Elbekai, and all the other Otsuka-people who are committed to better health worldwide. Watch below to hear what they would want people to know about the work they do in R&D.

New website for health and medical research in Western Australia! WA has a thriving health and medical research sector, with world-class strengths in areas of Aboriginal health research, data linkage, precision health and cohort studies. You can find everything you need to know funding and development opportunities, research achievements and general information on the health and medical research sector – showcasing WA’s unique research strengths and capabilities to local, national and international audiences. Learn more https://bit.ly/4g0tmZY

It's less than 2 weeks to the 5th annual Colorado Pragmatic Research in Health Conference (COPRH Con)! Fully virtual, June 5th & 6th. FREE for all Colorado Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute (CCTSI)?members from CCTSI partner institutions (CU Anschutz, Boulder, Denver; Colorado State University; Denver Health; National Jewish; Kaiser Permanente Colorado; Children's Hospital Colorado; Univ Colorado Hospital; VA of Eastern Colorado). From a different institution (or any institution)? You can come too for a small registration fee. This year's topic is "Innovations in Pragmatic Research Methods: From Data to Equity, Policy, and Sustainability." https://lnkd.in/gcJB8vEY

I have the honor to be the host at our 2nd HDA symposium today. We are presenting the efforts done and next step to establish HDA as data facilitator. Are you looking for Health data? Are you owner of Health data? New European legislation #EHDS is coming up and the Belgian HDA is proud of leading the implementation for the Belgian health ecosystem. Want to know more, follow us on LinkedIn. #belgianhealthdataagency

?? As we celebrate the 2nd anniversary of the TCIH Coalition, we reflect on our main achievements: ??More than 300 signatory organizations worldwide. ??Significant input in World Health Organization's draft Traditional Medicine Strategy 2025–2034, including scientific publications. ??As a global civil society coalition, playing a crucial function within global health systems: at the 2023 Global Traditional Medicine Summit, in direct dialogue with the WHO Director General, and elsewhere. ??We continue to advocate for holistic, integrated approaches to healthcare, emphasizing the importance of traditional, complementary, and integrative practices. ? Details about the main achievements of our 2nd year of activity are available here:??? https://rb.gy/p976oy ??With these milestones behind us, we acknowledge the new challenges ahead and are ready and eager to continue our mission to foster universally accessible, culturally appropriate healthcare. ??To read and???the People's Declaration for TCIH, you can access this link: ?? https://lnkd.in/egrn6CDN #TCIH #IntegrativeHealth #GlobalHealthPolicy

"This hasn't been achieved before in the UK" ???? Phil Hyde from University Hospital Southampton NHS FT and Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance tells BBC Radio Solent about a pioneering project to reduce road crash deaths. Data Sustains Life is?linking health records and road traffic collision data for the first time. The programme has been made possible by productive regional partnership, including TRL, Wessex Health Partners, Wessex Secure Data Environment, NIHR Southampton Biomedical Research Centre (BRC), The Clinical Informatics Research Unit and NIHR Wessex Experimental Medicine Network. Hear more on BBC Sounds ?? https://lnkd.in/ej7CGsbH (starts 1:08:07)

In support of World Science Day for Peace and Development on November 10, we connected with Otsuka-people in our Research and Development organization to learn about the work they do each day to create better health worldwide. Thank you for your involvement in continuously highlighting the importance of science in society, Seth Hopkins, Sharin Roth, Reem Elbekai, and all the other Otsuka-people who are committed to better health worldwide. Watch below to hear what they would want people to know about the work they do in R&D.