Plenaria 2016 ECIBC “Quando Scienza e Politica collaborano per la Salute”

Plenaria 2016 ECIBC

“Quando Scienza e Politica collaborano per la Salute“

24 – 25 novembre 2016

Lago Maggiore

Ogni anno l’ECIBC organizza una conferenza plenaria per informare gli stakeholder, compresi i componenti del Parlamento europeo, sui progressi dei loro progetti. L’evento di quest’anno riguarda la fusione tra scienza e politica e la conseguente preparazione per l’attuazione dello Schema europeo di verifica della Qualità per lo Screening e la Diagnosi (European Quality Assurance (QA) Scheme for Screening and Diagnosis).

In questa occasione verrà approfondito il rapporto tra ECIBC e le politiche nazionali ed europee in materia di prevenzione e cura del cancro al seno. Vale la pena sottolineare l’importanza di un coinvolgimento concreto di tutti i paesi, sia dal punto di vista dello sviluppo delle politiche (Contatti nazionali di ECIBC), sia dal punto di vista dell’accreditamento (Enti Nazionali di Accreditamento).

I dibattiti del 24 novembre si concentreranno su “La scienza per lo sviluppo della politica”; quelli del 25 novembre saranno dedicati a “La politica per lo sviluppo della scienza”.

PROGRAMMA

24 novembre 2016: Science for Policy Development

• 9.30 – 10.00 – Welcome & Opening
     
  – Welcome note Slovakia, Malta and The Netherlands Health Attachés
  – Welcome note
  – European Commission
  – The patient’s perspective on ECIBC
    Marja Aarnipuro – Apu, Finland
     
  Moderated by Elke Anklam – JRC
   
• 10.15 – 11.15 – What kind of science is successful in supporting policy development – the scientists perspective
  Josep Figueras – European Observatory
   
• 11.45 – 12.45 – News and update from the ECIBC projects:

  – Session introduction
  Zofija Mazej Kukovič – Slovenian policy maker (former Minister for Health and member of the European Parliament)

  – Status of the development of the European quality assurance scheme for breast cancer services
  Robert Mansel – QASDG chair

  – Status of the development of the European guidelines for breast cancer screening and diagnosis
  Chris de Wolf – GDG co-chair
  Holger Schunemann – GDG co-chair

  – Status of the development of the guidelines platform
  Donata Lerda – JRC
   

• 12.45 – 14.15 – Walking lunch and guided poster tour
  Silvia Deandrea
  Anke Bramesfeld
   
• 14.15 – 14.45 – News and update from the ECIBC projects:

  – Training on digital mammography: a European approach
  Aslı Ulutürk – JRC

  – Monitoring the impact of ECIBC
  Nadya Dimitrova – JRC
   

• 14.45 – 17.30 – Making comparable performance assessment possible in Europe by using the accreditation legal framework

  – What is the accreditation legal framework, what are its benefits and shortcomings
  Ed Wieles – Dutch Accreditation Council, The Netherlands

  – The role of the accreditation legal framework in the European QA scheme
  Silvia Deandrea – JRC
  Aliki Stathopoulou – QASDG member

  – Experience with using ISO 15189 as an option for accrediting pathology laboratories
  Marco Pradella – Local Health Authority Asolo, Italy

  –  Experiences with implementing ISO 15189
  Katrien Grunberg – The Netherlands
   

• 17.30 – 17.45 – Launch of ECIBC Tool
   
• 20.00 – Gala dinner
   

• 9.00 – 9.15 – Welcome to day 2
  Anneli Jäätteenmäki – Vice-President European Parliament
   
• 9.15 – 9.45 – What policy makers need from science to consider implementation of science findings
  Vytenis Andriukaitis – European Commissioner for Health and Food Safety
   
• 9.45 – 10.30 – Break out session: Discussing feasibility of implementation of the European QA scheme in different European Countries

  – Introduction
  Donata Lerda – JRC

  – Coffee + Country tables
  National accreditation bodies, ECIBC national contacts and stakeholders meet at their own coffee tables for discussing facilitators and challenges to the implementation of the European QA scheme
   

• 10.30 – 11.15 – Breast cancer policies and breast cancer services in EU countries (country profile)

  – Scotland
  Hillary Dobson – NHS Scotland

  – The Netherlands
  Sabine Siesling – University of Twente

  – Romania
  Florian Nicula – Romanian programme for cancer prevention and control

  Moderated by Tit Albreht – National Institute of Public Health, Slovenia
   

• 11.15 – 11.30 – Debriefing Country tables
  Donata Lerda – JRC
   
• 11.30 – 12.30 – Round table discussion: What needs to be done at European and national level and what can you do to implement the European QA scheme
  Roswitha Britz – President of Europa Donna
     
  Moderated by Ciarán Nicholl – JRC

  More TBA
   

• 12.30 – 12.45 – Conclusions
  Alojz Peterle – President of the MEPs Against Cancer (MACs), European Parliament
   
• 12.45 – Lunch

INFORMAZIONI

Informazioni dettagliate sul programma delle giornate sono disponibili a link: http://ecibc.jrc.ec.europa.eu/-/ecibc-plenary-2016.

Per ulteriori informazioni, scrivere a jrc-cancer-policy-support@ec.europa.eu