ECIBC Plenary 2016: When Science and Policy collaborate for Health

Introduction
 

Plenary BookletFlash Report

24 November 2016: Science for Policy Development

09:30 - 10:15

Welcome & Opening

• Welcome

  Charlina Vitcheva - JRC

• The patient's perspective on ECIBC

  Marja Aarnipuro - Apu magazine, Finland

• Launch of the first set of European Breast Guidelines recommendations

  Elke Anklam - JRC

   Presentation

• Presentation of the agenda

  Donata Lerda - JRC

10:15-11:00

What kind of science is successful in supporting policy development: the scientists perspective

Josep Figueras - European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies

 Presentation

11:00-11:30

Coffee

11:30 - 13:00

News and update from the ECIBC projects

Session introduction by Zofija Mazej Kukovič - Slovenian policy maker

• Status of the development of the European quality assurance scheme for breast cancer services

  Robert Mansel - QASDG chair

   Presentation

• 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

   Presentation De Wolf

   Presentation Schunemann

• Status of the development of the guidelines platform

  Donata Lerda - JRC

  Moderated by Elke Anklam - JRC

  and Zofija Mazej Kukovič - Slovenian policy maker

   Presentation

13:00 - 14:30

Walking lunch and guided poster tour

Moderated by Silvia Deandrea, Anke Bramesfeld - JRC

14:30 - 15:00

Continue: News and update from the ECIBC projects

• Training on digital mammography: a European approach

  Aslı Ulutürk - JRC

   Presentation

• Monitoring the impact of ECIBC

  Nadya Dimitrova - JRC

   Presentation

• Presentation of ECIBC video

  Elke Anklam - JRC

   ECIBC Video

15:00 - 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

   Presentation

• The role of the accreditation legal framework in the European QA scheme

  Silvia Deandrea - JRC

  Aliki Stathopoulou - QASDG member

   Presentation

• Experience with using ISO 15189 as an option for accrediting pathology laboratories

  Marco Pradella - Local Health Authority Asolo, Italy

   Presentation

• Experiences with implementing ISO 15189

  Katrien Grunberg - Radboud University Medical Center, Nijmegen, The Netherlands

  Moderated by Marc van den Bulcke - Scientific Institute of Public Health, Brussels

  and Jane Beaumont - Accreditation Adviser

   Presentation

20:00

Gala dinner at Villa Panza, Varese

25 November 2016: Policy for Science Implementation

09:30 - 10:45

Break out session: Discussing feasibility of implementation of the European QA scheme in different European Countries

• Introduction

  Donata Lerda - JRC

   Presentation

• Coffee at country tables

  Country tables members

10:45-11:30

Breast cancer services in European countries and the European QA scheme: country profile

• Scotland

  Hillary Dobson - NHS Scotland

   Presentation

• The Netherlands

  Ruud Pijnappel - University of Utrecht

   Presentation

• Romania

  Luciana Neamtiu - Romanian programme for cancer prevention and control

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

  and Stefan Schreck - DG SANTE

   Presentation

11:30 - 11:45

Debriefing Country tables

Donata Lerda - JRC

 Country tables debriefing

11:45 - 12:45

Round table discussion: What needs to be done at European and national levels to implement the European QA scheme

Elke Anklam - JRC

Roswitha Britz - Europa Donna President

Zofija Mazej Kukovič - Slovenian policy maker

Alojz Peterle - President of the MEPs Against Cancer (MACs), European Parliament

Iveta Nagyova - EUPHA

Birgit Beger - ECCO

Stefan Schreck - DG SANTE

Moderated by Ciarán Nicholl - JRC

 Roswitha Britz contribution

12:45 - 13:00

Conclusions

Alojz Peterle - President of the MEPs Against Cancer (MACs), European Parliament

13:00

LunchIntroduction
 

Plenary BookletFlash Report

24 November 2016: Science for Policy Development

09:30 - 10:15

Welcome & Opening

• Welcome

  Charlina Vitcheva - JRC

• The patient's perspective on ECIBC

  Marja Aarnipuro - Apu magazine, Finland

• Launch of the first set of European Breast Guidelines recommendations

  Elke Anklam - JRC

   Presentation

• Presentation of the agenda

  Donata Lerda - JRC

10:15-11:00

What kind of science is successful in supporting policy development: the scientists perspective

Josep Figueras - European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies

 Presentation

11:00-11:30

Coffee

11:30 - 13:00

News and update from the ECIBC projects

Session introduction by Zofija Mazej Kukovič - Slovenian policy maker

• Status of the development of the European quality assurance scheme for breast cancer services

  Robert Mansel - QASDG chair

   Presentation

• 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

   Presentation De Wolf

   Presentation Schunemann

• Status of the development of the guidelines platform

  Donata Lerda - JRC

  Moderated by Elke Anklam - JRC

  and Zofija Mazej Kukovič - Slovenian policy maker

   Presentation

13:00 - 14:30

Walking lunch and guided poster tour

Moderated by Silvia Deandrea, Anke Bramesfeld - JRC

14:30 - 15:00

Continue: News and update from the ECIBC projects

• Training on digital mammography: a European approach

  Aslı Ulutürk - JRC

   Presentation

• Monitoring the impact of ECIBC

  Nadya Dimitrova - JRC

   Presentation

• Presentation of ECIBC video

  Elke Anklam - JRC

   ECIBC Video

15:00 - 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

   Presentation

• The role of the accreditation legal framework in the European QA scheme

  Silvia Deandrea - JRC

  Aliki Stathopoulou - QASDG member

   Presentation

• Experience with using ISO 15189 as an option for accrediting pathology laboratories

  Marco Pradella - Local Health Authority Asolo, Italy

   Presentation

• Experiences with implementing ISO 15189

  Katrien Grunberg - Radboud University Medical Center, Nijmegen, The Netherlands

  Moderated by Marc van den Bulcke - Scientific Institute of Public Health, Brussels

  and Jane Beaumont - Accreditation Adviser

   Presentation

20:00

Gala dinner at Villa Panza, Varese

25 November 2016: Policy for Science Implementation

09:30 - 10:45

Break out session: Discussing feasibility of implementation of the European QA scheme in different European Countries

• Introduction

  Donata Lerda - JRC

   Presentation

• Coffee at country tables

  Country tables members

10:45-11:30

Breast cancer services in European countries and the European QA scheme: country profile

• Scotland

  Hillary Dobson - NHS Scotland

   Presentation

• The Netherlands

  Ruud Pijnappel - University of Utrecht

   Presentation

• Romania

  Luciana Neamtiu - Romanian programme for cancer prevention and control

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

  and Stefan Schreck - DG SANTE

   Presentation

11:30 - 11:45

Debriefing Country tables

Donata Lerda - JRC

 Country tables debriefing

11:45 - 12:45

Round table discussion: What needs to be done at European and national levels to implement the European QA scheme

Elke Anklam - JRC

Roswitha Britz - Europa Donna President

Zofija Mazej Kukovič - Slovenian policy maker

Alojz Peterle - President of the MEPs Against Cancer (MACs), European Parliament

Iveta Nagyova - EUPHA

Birgit Beger - ECCO

Stefan Schreck - DG SANTE

Moderated by Ciarán Nicholl - JRC

 Roswitha Britz contribution

12:45 - 13:00

Conclusions

Alojz Peterle - President of the MEPs Against Cancer (MACs), European Parliament

13:00

Lunch