EV health check briefing - Evaluation

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On Monday 4 June, at the Press Club Brussels Europe, at the heart of the EU district in Brussels, European Voice held a lunchtime briefing about how developments in evaluation techniques and tools can lead to better decision-making in healthcare.

One of the world's leading experts in this field, Professor Niek Klazinga, head of the healthcare quality indicators project at the OECD, gave the main presentation.

photos: Jennifer Jacquemart / (c) European Voice

A medical doctor, he has been co-ordinating the OECD's work on healthcare quality indicators since 2007. He holds a professorship at the University of Amsterdam and is chairman of the advisory committee on transparency in healthcare at the Dutch Ministry of Health.

His presentation was followed by comments by two expert stakeholders, Pascal Garel, chief executive of HOPE, the European hospital and healthcare federation, and Jean Hermesse, secretary-general of Belgium's Mutualités Chrétiennes, also chair of AIM's health systems reform working group.

We woud like to thank all the speakers and attendees for their participation and for making this event a success!

Niek Klazinga's presentation can be downloaded here (pdf).

A photo gallery from the event is already available in the related section of this microsite.

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On Monday 4 June, at the Press Club Brussels Europe, at the heart of the EU district in Brussels, European Voice held a lunchtime briefing about how developments in evaluation techniques and tools can lead to better decision-making in healthcare. One of the world's leading experts in this field, Professor Niek Klazinga, head of the healthcare quality indicators project at the OECD, gave the main presentation.			photos: Jennifer Jacquemart / (c) European Voice
A medical doctor, he has been co-ordinating the OECD's work on healthcare quality indicators since 2007. He holds a professorship at the University of Amsterdam and is chairman of the advisory committee on transparency in healthcare at the Dutch Ministry of Health. His presentation was followed by comments by two expert stakeholders, Pascal Garel, chief executive of HOPE, the European hospital and healthcare federation, and Jean Hermesse, secretary-general of Belgium's Mutualités Chrétiennes, also chair of AIM's health systems reform working group.
We woud like to thank all the speakers and attendees for their participation and for making this event a success!
			Niek Klazinga's presentation can be downloaded here (pdf).
A photo gallery from the event is already available in the related section of this microsite.