“Health worker migration is a given, especially in the European context with its freedom of mobility.” In a blog on the website of the European Public Health Alliance (EPHA), Corinne Hinlopen (Wemos) explains why decision-makers should seize the opportunity that Covid-19 reforms offer, to invest in health workforce reforms to avoid medical deserts.
The AHEAD team would like to invite you to join the official launch of the new Health Workforce Projects Cluster on the European Health Policy Platform.
The aim of this network is to provide supporting tools, practical guidelines and to improve sharing of best practices that can help Member States to design and implement their policies related to health workforce retention, task-shifting and tackling regional medical deserts. Contribution from key stakeholders to the policy dialogue is essential to advance on these challenging issues.
The Health Workforce Projects Cluster covers five EU co-funded projects under the umbrella of the 3rd Health Programme. The projects focus on three key topics – medical deserts, task shifting and retention policies – that will be investigated thoroughly in the coming years.
Projects of the Health Workforce Projects Cluster:
Register now following this LINK
Once registered, you will receive an email from Webex with the link to join the event on 20
September.
If you have any question regarding the technical side of the webinar, do not hesitate to
contact us at sante-hpp@ec.europa.eu
More information and the AGENDA you will find HERE
These leaflets are the short presentation of the AHEAD project, project partners and main elements of the implementation in English and four partner’s languages: Dutch, Italian, Romanian and Serbian.
