Insights - Health System Readiness

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Radiopharmaceuticals Patient Advocacy Toolkit launched

The Health Policy Partnership has launched an online toolkit that collates information on what radiopharmaceuticals are and how they become available to patients.

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Recent webinar shines a light on building health system readiness

The Health Policy Partnership and European Health Management Association hosted a webinar on health system readiness and the role of assessment frameworks.

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Building health system readiness: from research to impact

The Health Policy Partnership and the European Health Management Association held an event on 2 March 2032 to find out how to use research to drive health system readiness.

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Readiness in reality: event report

In November 2022, The Health Policy Partnership hosted an event to address what is being done to get ready for radioligand therapy.

Opinion

Patient advocacy in action: discussion with Mark McDonnell

Mark McDonnell is Chairperson of the NET Patient Network in Ireland and President of the International Neuroendocrine Cancer Alliance (INCA).

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HPP presents at European Health Management Association webinar on fostering health system resilience

HPP presented as part of the EHMA’s webinar ‘Towards future-readiness: measuring health systems’ resilience’.

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‘Readiness in reality: activities supporting the future of radioligand therapy’ – register now

HPP warmly invites you to 'Readiness in reality: activities supporting the future of radioligand therapy'. This free online event will take place on 17 November 2022.

Opinion

Why we need readiness for advanced diagnostics

New diagnostic technologies will be fundamental in the shift towards personalised healthcare. Health systems must be ready to integrate these technologies into routine care.

Opinion

Why we need system readiness to promote eye health

System readiness means ensuring that health systems keep pace with societal changes. A perfect illustration of this is the need to address the growing prevalence of vision loss.

Opinion

Why is readiness important in cancer care?

As more and more people are living with cancer every year, and health systems face additional burdens, readiness for innovations in cancer care is becoming increasingly important.

Opinion

Glossary: what does readiness really mean?

The terms readiness, preparedness, resilience, strengthening and sustainability often appear in similar health contexts, but they mean different things.

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Introducing the UK Molecular Radiotherapy Consortium

The UK Molecular Radiotherapy Consortium is an alliance of clinicians and patient advocates formed to support equitable access to evidence-based theranostic MRT across the UK.