On behalf of Joint Action CHRODIS+ we would like to thank you for your participation at the Conference

The event was co-funded by the European Health Programme.

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Miklós Szócska
Semmelweis University of Hungary
Former Hungarian Minister of Health

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Antonio Sarria Santamera, Chrodis Plus Coordinator

 

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Wojciech Kalamarz
Head of Unit for Health Determinants and International Relations DG Sante, European Commission

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Rokas Navickas, Chrodis Plus Scientific Coordinator

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Renata Pap
Hungarian Ministry of Human Capacities

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Matilde Leonardi, The Foundation of the Carlo Besta Neurological Institute, Italy

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Andrew Barnfield, EuroHealthNet and Nella Savolainen, National Institute for Health and Welfare of Finland

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Inaki-Imaz Iglesia
Institute of Health Carlos III, Spain

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Jelka Zaletel
National Institute of Public Health of Slovenia

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Esteban de Manuel
Kronikgune Research Centre on Chronic Diseases,Spain

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Graziano Onder
Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Italy

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Achieving long-term goals, such as staying healthy, requires the ability to maintain healthy lifestyle and the ability to resist temptations over and over again. Eeva Rantala gave us the insight on how to be the choice architect of our own lives. The bonus presentation is available here.

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The Budapest Conference of the CHRODIS PLUS Joint Action

14-15 May 2019

Budapest, Hungary

The CHRODIS PLUS Joint Action of the European Union (2017-2020), has brought together over 50 project partner institutions, representing 21 European countries, to collaborate on and implement 21 pilot projects, to test public health models and tools, and to organise 15 national and 2 EU level policy dialogues. The aim is to generate practical and policy level lessons to support Member States in tackling the burden of chronic diseases. During its 36 months of operation, this project contributes to the reduction of this burden by promoting the implementation of policies and practices that have been already successfully tested. The further refinement and cross-border sharing of these tested policies and good practices across EU countries is the core idea behind this action.

The CHRODIS PLUS Budapest Conference on 14-15 May has been one of the key events in this project where over 180 chronic disease experts arrived from 26 countries to discuss and provide feedback on the real-life experiences project partners have gained during the initiative’s first 20 months. This conference demonstrated the impact that CHRODIS PLUS has on public health systems across EU Member States with a special emphasis on proving that the good practices, models and tools that the project implements can be tailored to various national and local settings across Europe. The conference’s presentations and roundtable discussions were structured around the project’s key focus areas: Health Promotion & Primary Prevention, an Integrated Multimorbidity Care Model, Fostering Quality Care for People with Chronic Diseases, ICT-based Patient Empowerment, and Employment & Chronic Diseases.  

More information about our work is available at the CHRODIS PLUS website: https://chrodis.eu/our-work/