We are excited to be involved in Gilead's 'Partnerships for Health System Innovation and Improvement' webinar on the 12th September!
Many countries around the world are experiencing strains on their healthcare systems. innovation has the potential to support healthcare systems to strive for improved productivity to transform limited resources into valued outcomes. However, the adoption and uptake of innovation is often hampered by a variety of barriers concerning technological advances, health system complexity, and stakeholder engagement.
Overcoming barriers to innovation adoption in health systems requires a breadth of solutions and the involvement of different stakeholder groups. Multi-stakeholder partnerships can remove silos, enhance knowledge exchange, conduct additional research on technology and implementation, and influence policy. This webinar will explore the use of such partnerships as a solution to overcoming the barriers that impede efficiency enhancement and innovation.
This webinar will include:
- An overview of the role of innovation in health system efficiency and barriers that impede the adoption of innovation.
- Real-world examples of multi-stakeholder partnerships and how they addressed barriers to the adoption of innovation
- Opportunities to have your questions answered by an expert panel
THE PANEL
Dr Jacqueline Barry | Chief Clinical Officer, Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult
Dr Barry joined Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult as Director of Regulatory Affairs and has since been promoted to Chief Clinical Officer. Prior to this, she worked at the Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service in several senior regulatory and quality positions. She has held a number of post-Doctoral academic posts at the University of Edinburgh, studying neuromuscular regeneration. She has considerable experience in the development, translation, clinical trial and approval of cell-based medicinal products and therapies.
Professor Jane Anderson | Co-Chair of Fast-Track Cities London Leadership Group
Prof. Anderson is an internationally recognised academic and clinical leader in the HIV and Sexual Health arena. She has extensive experience in fast-moving and politically sensitive areas of medicine, health, and public policy. She was appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for services to HIV & Sexual Health Research.
Margherita Neri | Principal Economist, Office of Health Economics
Margherita is an economist, with expertise in health system efficiency, productivity, and methods for health technology value assessment. Her current research interests include the evaluation of interventions and policies that improve health system’s resilience and performance in the face of scarce resources and high pressure. She has worked on methods and frameworks assessing the value of health technologies with large socioeconomic benefits. She also researches on the topic of healthcare efficiency measurement and the determinants of productivity, with a focus on primary care.