Published On: May 29, 2024Categories: News

The European Health Management Association (EHMA), the Ministry of Health of Romania and the National Institute for Health Services Management (INMSS) are pleased to announce the 29th edition of the European Health Management Conference to take place on 5-7 June 2024 in Bucharest, Romania.

BeWell project organises the session “Charting the path: green and digital skills for Europe’s healthcare workforce” on Friday 07 May 2024, at 11:15pm.

This session is dedicated to crafting a green and digital skills strategy tailored for Europe’s healthcare workforce. With a focus on addressing existing skills gaps and strengthening competencies crucial for the future resilience of the health workforce, the BeWell project aims to equip healthcare professionals to navigate upcoming challenges and adapt to evolving societal landscapes.

The session has two main objectives. Firstly, it aims to introduce participants to the BeWell Skills Strategy and its significant role in shaping the future of Europe’s healthcare workforce. Secondly, it seeks to encourage active participation and engagement from attendees, fostering a robust public consultation process on the strategy. By amplifying the voices of healthcare professionals, academia, researchers, civil society and decision and policy-makers, the session aims to ensure that the forthcoming iteration of the strategy genuinely reflects the nuanced realities of the European health workforce landscape.

The session begins with an overview of the Skills Strategy developed by the BeWell project and its policy recommendations at local/regional, national, and European level. The session then transitions into an interactive workshop, where participants will be divided into groups, each engaging in discussions aimed at refining the Skills Strategy to better resonate with their respective contexts. Through sharing insights and perspectives, participants will contribute to enhancing the Strategy’s impact and relevance.

Speakers

  • Mr Michele Calabro’, Director, EUREGHA – European Regional and Local Health Authorities, Belgium
  • Prof Todorka Kostadinova, Vice-Rector for International Cooperation, Accreditation and Quality, Medical University Varna, Bulgaria
  • Dr Tomas Zapata, MD, Unit Head, Health Workforce and Service Delivery, WHO Regional Office for Europe, Spain

Facilitator

  • Ms Federica Margheri, Interim Executive Director, European Health Management Association (EHMA), Belgium

 

 

This session is organised in collaboration with the BeWell project, of which EHMA is Consortium Leader. BeWell is funded by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union.