The International Health Community at Hospital + Innovation Congress 2015

21 - 22 October 2015, Odense, Denmark.
In the next ten years, Denmark will invest more than €5.6 billion in 16 new hospital projects. These include new greenfield projects as well as expansion of existing capacity. The International Health Community at Hospital + Innovation Congress 2015 is an open invitation to the international health community to join the discussion and to co-create innovative solutions to current issues under this year's themes, patient involvement and increased efficiency. At the congress, you are invited to learn about Danish perspectives of building hospitals and to contribute to future healthcare solutions.

The Hospital + Innovation Congress 2015, organised by Healthcare DENMARK is part of the Week of Health & INNovation (WHINN). WHINN is the first of its kind; a festival that consist of conferences, events, innovation and business activities, which are brought together in one week all within health and innovation. WHINN brings you inspiration and insight in the newest research and international trends, and gathers CEOs, end-users, clinicians and decision makers.

The Danish healthcare system i.e. hospital service, including psychiatry as well as health insurance, general practitioners and specialists, is administered by the five regions in Denmark. The basic principles of the Danish healthcare system are:

  • A public healthcare system
  • Free and equal access for all citizens
  • Freedom of choice of hospital
  • Mainly financed through general taxes
  • GP/family doctor as gatekeeper for the hospitals

Over the next ten years, the Danish Regions will invest DKK 41.4 billion in the modernization of the Danish hospital sector. The main principles of the new hospital structure consist of centralization in terms of reduction in the number of hospitals and reduction of hospitals with highly specialized functions and emergency departments, and decentralization in terms of strengthening of the pre-hospital effort, strengthening the role of the GPs and co-operation with the municipalities.

For further information, please visit:
http://www.hospitalplusinnovation.com

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About Healthcare DENMARK
Healthcare DENMARK attracts foreign decision-makers and press delegations to Denmark, where they can experience Danish healthcare solutions in practice and meet the people behind; all part of an extensive network of companies and other actors in the area of healthcare, dedicated to promoting best practices. Healthcare DENMARK participates in delegations, conferences and exhibitions both nationally and internationally to support and strengthen Danish interests.

Healthcare DENMARK has a national and political mandate to promote Danish healthcare excellence. Backing this initiative is a partner group of both public and private key actors within Danish healthcare, including the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Business and Growth, Danish Regions, Region of Southern Denmark, the Confederation of Danish Industry, the Danish Chamber of Commerce, COWI, Falck, KMD, and Systematic.

Her Royal Highness Mary, Crown Princess of Denmark is patron of Healthcare DENMARK.

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