PRESENTATION
Towards a sustainable, innovative and digital health system
From the 5th to 7th July 2023, the XLII edition of the Health Economics Association (AES) Conference will take place in Girona with the theme 'Towards a sustainable, innovative, and digital health system'. Following the success of the AES XL+1 Conference in Zaragoza, we will meet again to discuss the present and future of the health system.
As Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO), announced on the 14th September, it seems that we are beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel which was the COVID-19 pandemic. As the topic of the conference's previous edition suggested, it's time to implement extensive changes and harness the shock caused by the pandemic to transform our health system. These are complex, but not insurmountable changes and are accompanied by opportunities for improvement, such as the creation of the State Public Health Agency.
The current political, economic, and social context continues to be convulsive however, and is resulting in various uncertainties about the health sector's future. That's why the scientific programme at this XLII Conference focuses on the most important challenges and opportunities in the post-Covid era, returning to pre-pandemic priorities and using lessons learned from the last two years. We'll specifically address digitisation and the data revolution as the great levers for change in the National Health System. We'll focus on approaches that facilitate access to innovation and ensure sustainability in the system, comparing international healthcare technology assessment models, while analysing the role of cost information in management. We'll address possible solutions to complex issues, such as promoting innovative integrated care models to address growing multimorbidity and possible responses to managing diseases closely related to longevity, such as dementia. We'll also discuss misinformation in public health, with academic, journalistic, and informative proposals. The plenary sessions and roundtables aim to provide answers to the most burning current issues from varied perspectives, with the participation of prestigious speakers, both national and international.
The XLII Conference Scientific and Organising Committees are working to design an ambitious programme to encourage debate on the important current challenges facing our health system and to propose possible solutions. We're also preparing the reception for the XLII Conference in Girona, to ensure that your stay in the city is comfortable, pleasant and stimulating. We are especially excited to welcome you. The third and final essential element is that of your ideas and contributions. We invite you to actively participate with your proposals, which will undoubtedly be the key to success for future conferences. We want sessions to be interactive, with a strong scientific component and that they make a positive impact on society through debate and reflection. We have much to contribute, and Girona will offer the perfect opportunity to make progress on the important challenges that lie ahead.
Scientific Committee and Organising Committee
The XLII edition of the Health Economics Association (AES) Conference has received the "Recognition of Sanitary Interest (RIS)" registration number 9002E/1/2023
COMMITTEE
Organizing Committee
President
Marc Carreras Pijuan
Members
Maria Fuentes Fort
Anna Garriga Ripoll
José María Inoriza Belzunce
Marc Sáez Zafra
Joan San Molina
Laura Vall-llosera Casanovas
Scientific Committee
President
Laia Maynou Pujolràs
Members
Francesc Cots Reguant
Laura Vallejo Torres
Manuel Flores Mallo
Juan Carlos Rejón Parrilla
Marina Rodés Sánchez
Board of Directors
President
Anna García-Altés
Vice-president 1
Laia Maynou Pujolràs
Vice-president 2
Pilar Pinilla Domínguez
Secretary
Cristina Hernández Quevedo
Treasurer
Roberto Nuño Solinis
Members
Sergio García Vicente
Dolores Jiménez Rubio
Sophie Gorgemans
Jaime Pinilla Domínguez
GENERAL INFORMATION
Venue
Universitat de GironaFacultad de Letras
Campus Barri Vell - Edifici Sant Domènec I
Plaça Josep Ferrater i Móra, 1
17004 - Girona
Transport
Getting here
Girona’s extraordinary geographical location and excellent transportation infrastructure makes getting here extremely easy.
If you come by plane you can fly into the Barcelona, Girona and Perpignan airports, the latter a mere 35 km from the French border. If you prefer the high-speed train, the AVE runs through the cities of Girona and Figueres. The AP-7 motorway crosses the Girona region from north to south and dual carriageways runs from east to west. The region can also be reached by the Palamós, Roses and Barcelona ports
Source: Convention buerau Girona.
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Official Welcome Act of the XLII Conference on Health Economics
In the next few weeks.
Tourist information: Girona
One of the most interesting in Catalonia, the historic city of Girona invites visitors to trace its more than 2000 years of history through two fortified enclosures, the Força Vella and the Medieval Quarter. The Força Vella dates back to the Roman foundation while the medieval extension of the city walls was carried out during the 14th and 15th centuries. The city's artistic heritage has been preserved in the numerous monuments that have survived until today. The highlights of Girona are rounded off by the impressive old Jewish Quarter or Call, with its beautiful streets and porticoed squares, and by the exuberant baroque spaces and Noucentisme-style buildings by architect Rafael Masó.
The Cathedral is located at the heart of the Força Vella. Built between the 11th and 18th centuries, it includes a series of walls and spaces in different styles, from Romanesque (the cloister and Charlemagne tower) to the baroque façade and steps. Its most singular feature is its large Gothic nave (15th-16th centuries) which, at a width of 23 metres, is the widest of its kind in the world.
Girona offers spectacular images of steep alleyways, porticoed streets and squares and, above all, the brightly painted façades of the houses overlooking the Onyar (the river that crosses the city) which provide the most emblematic image of the city. One of these houses is Casa Masó, which is open to the public. Of particular interest among the bridges that span the river are the slender and lightweight Gómez bridge and the Palanques Vermelles bridge (1827), which was built by the Eiffel company.
Enjoy the Roman, Mudejar, Renaissance and Baroque art that coexist in Zaragoza, in buildings such as the Aljafería, the Roman Theatre, La Seo and the Basílica del Pilar. You can also enjoy the power of Goya's work, and the Gargallo and Serrano museums. Walk through the historic quarter, with its small squares and narrow streets, its charming shops and tapas bars. And don't forget that Zaragoza is also remarkable for its modern architecture, exemplified by the Intermodal station, the renovated banks of the Ebro or the Expo 2008 area, with the Bridge Pavilion and the Water Tower, among others places.
Girona is a privileged place when it comes to natural heritage. Rivers flowing through the city centre, Mediterranean and riverbank woodlands, mountain ranges such as the Gavarres, the pretty valley of Sant Daniel, as well as fields, croplands and vegetable gardens in a landscape that has harmonised urban growth with the preservation of the natural surroundings. Enjoy all this and more, just a stone's throw from the city centre. Discover your active tourism activities in Girona!
In Girona you will find all kinds of shops, ranging from traditional stores to designer boutiques: prestigious international brands, avant-garde decoration, signature jewellery, crafts, antiques, delicatessen products and many others provide a wide variety of options that guarantee a pleasant shopping experience for one and all.
(Source: Girona Tourism Office)
See more here: https://www.girona.cat/turisme/eng/
KEY DATES
25/01/23
The deadline
for the submission of organised sessions
01/02/23
The deadline
for submission of individual abstracts
22/03/23
Jornada
Técnica
21/04/23
The deadline
for early bird
registration
04/07/23
Pre-conference
workshop
05/07/23
Start of
Jornadas AES
An introduction to (Bayesian) survival modelling in HTA
Presentation
An introduction to (Bayesian) survival modelling in HTA
In this workshop, I will go over the basic concepts underpinning the use of survival modelling in Health Technology Assessment, discussing specifically the main advantages and complexities associated with implementing models for time-to-event outcomes using a Bayesian approach. The workshop will include practical sessions (using R) to highlight the various tools that can be used in this type of modelling.
Program
Tuesday, July 4th
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Part I
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| 11.45 - 12.00 |
| Coffee break |
| 12.00 - 14.00 |
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Speakers
Gianluca Baio
Professor of Statistics and Health Economics, Head of Department, Department of Statistical Science, University College London
General Information
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Date: July 4th, 2023
Time: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm.
Location: Universitat de Girona - Facultad de Letras. Aula Rafel Llussà
Review and update of what we know about analytical accounting in Spain's National Health System
Presentation
Review and update of what we know about analytical accounting in Spain's National Health System
Aimed at professionals interested in developing analytical accounting systems or those who need to determine their necessity and opportunity
Organised by the Spanish Hospital Costs Network (RECH) with the support of INETUM Norte (Gescot).
CatSalut and the Ministry of Health will collaborate at the workshop
Program
Tuesday 4th July
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Welcome and introduction to the refresher course (Francesc Cots, RECH/Hospital del Mar)
Intervene: Francesc Cots. Red Española de Costes Hospitalarios (RECH). Hospital del Mar |
| 10.20 - 11.30 |
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Where should we begin?
Intervene: Elisabet Buj. Red Española de Costes Hospitalarios (RECH). Institut Català de la Salut
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| 11.30 - 12.00 |
| Break |
| 12.00 - 13.00 |
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Indirect costs and the allocation criteria, either automatic or manual, weighted according to intensity. And once all the cost is in final cost centres, the cost needs to reach the patient (RECH)
Intervene: Mònica Núñez. Red Española de Costes Hospitalarios (RECH). Hospital Clínic Indirect costs account for a significant percentage of the total expenditure necessary for the operation of a healthcare facility. Achieving criteria for allocating these indirect costs to final cost centres is an indispensable step in defining an analytical accounting system that reflects the use of resources derived from the care of each patient And costs related to final cost centres must reach the patient on the basis of the actual resource requirement of each different activity. Intensity-weighted care times allow for this allocation. Nursing times on the ward adjusted by care loads or surgeons in the operating theatre by surgical time and number of assistants. |
| 13.00 - 14.00 |
| Lunch |
| 14.00 - 15.00 |
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Information systems: The beginning and end of analytical accounting (INETUM)
Intervene: Javier Abad. INETUM We start by identifying resource, activity, and structure data in the information systems, giving them value by relating expenditure to activity and generating more value-added data that we return to the information system so that it can be used for analysis and decision support. All of this must have structured and sustainable technological support. |
| 15.00 - 16.00 |
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From observed cost to standards of comparison, both volume and AI/ML support matter
Intervene: Francesc Cots. Red Española de Costes Hospitalarios (RECH). Hospital del Mar Once a hospital has established a database with costs per patient, it needs elements of comparison to validate its information first and to have a benchmark for comparison afterwards. For this purpose, peer-to-peer collaboration (RECH) and the publication of standards (Ministry of Health/Regional Services) are necessary but not sufficient. We lack the methodology of standardisation, prediction, and volume of data (hospitals). |
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Remaining challenges for the definitive development of costs in Spain's National Health System
This will be specified in the projects to improve cost information in CatSalut |
Speakers
Elisabet Buj
Red Española de Costes Hospitalarios (RECH). Institut Català de la Salut
Francesc Cots
Red Española de Costes Hospitalarios (RECH). Hospital del Mar
Mònica Núñez
Red Española de Costes Hospitalarios (RECH). Hospital Clínic
Javier Abad
INETUM
General Information
General Information
Date: July 4th, 2023
Time: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm.
Location: Universitat de Girona - Facultad de Letras. Aula Rafel Llussà
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Speakers
Miquel Arrufat
Economista. Director de Gestió a l’Institut Català de la Salut i President de Logaritme Serveis Logístics AIE
Gonzalo Casino
Responsable de Transferencia del Conocimiento. Centro Cochrane Iberoamericano
Adelina Comas
Care Policy and Evaluation Centre. London School of Economics and Political Science
Elisa Gómez Inhiesto
Directora Económico-Financiera y de Servicios Generales. OSI Ezkerraldea-Enkarterri-Cruces – Osakidetza
Jonathan Karnon
Professor of Health Economics. Deputy Director, Flinders Health and Medical Research Institute (FHMRI), College of Medicine and Public Health, Flinders University
Valérie PARIS
Senior policy analyst - Health Division. Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
Verena Struckmann
Senior researcher and lecturer. Technical University Berlin, Department of Health Care Management
SUBMISSIONS
Send anabstract
General rules for the submission of abstracts:
The deadline for submissions is February 1st.
Only abstracts sent via the online form will be accepted.
Authors can select Spanish, English or No Preference for the preferred presentation language. The abstract must be submitted in the selected language.
If No Preference is chosen, the Scientific Committee shall decide the presentation language (Spanish or English) and will be able to ask the author to submit the abstract in that language.
Selecting English as the preferred language does not guarantee that the presentation will be made in English. If the author speaks both languages, the Scientific Committee shall confirm the presentation language when the programme sessions are organised.
Authors will be able to indicate their presentation format preference (short or long communication), but the Scientific Committee will make the decision on the final format of the paper. The main difference between the two types of communications is the duration of the same. For short communication, authors will have about 5 minutes (3 ppt maximum) to present their work in a specific session that will take place from 13.00-15.00hours (see program). At the end of it, there will be time for general discussion by grouping works of similar themes in the same session. In oral sessions, authors will have about 15 minutes to present their work, followed by a general discussion.
The author responsible for the communication will be the one who presents the communication during the conference. This should be indicated in the submission form.
One person cannot be responsible for more than TWO papers.
Authors who have not registered before April 21th will have their abstracts removed from the programme.
Authors must choose a maximum of two key words between two different lists, the first being more general and the second more detailed.
The AES Workshops will include 4 interest group sessions (EEconAES, EvaluAES, GestionAES and AESEC)
- In the EEconAES, EvaluAES and GestionAES sessions the author will present their paper followed by a discussion by a commentator who will have read the paper beforehand. The session will be followed by a short discussion with all participants.
- For the AES Early Careers (AESEC) session, i.e. recent, pre-doctoral or post-doctoral researchers having completed their PhD in the last 5 years, the author will not present their work because a senior reference in their field will make the presentation-discussion and it will be followed by a short discussion with all participants.
If you wish your paper to be considered for these sessions, you must state this in the appropriate place on the paper submission form. If your paper is not chosen for one of these sessions, it will be considered in the general group of papers. You will find more information on the form for each interest group.
CONFLICT OF INTEREST
Authors may describe any financial or personal relationship which can cause a conflict of interest regarding this article.
PROTECTION OF HUMAN SUBJECTS AND ANIMALS IN RESEARCH
When experiments which have been carried out on human beings are described, it is essential to indicate whether the procedures followed comply with the ethical standards of the human experimentation committee responsible (institutional or regional), and in accordance with the World Medical Association and the Declaration of Helsinki. Hospital names, initials, or numbers must not be used, particularly in figures. When animal experiments are described, it is essential to indicate whether these have been carried out in accordance with the standards of an international research institution or council, or with a national law regulating the care and use of laboratory animals.
PATIENTS' DATA PROTECTION
The authors must declare that they followed their institutions' protocols to access to the patients data and that was done with the unique purpose of the scientific investigation and scientific disclosure.
RIGHT TO PRIVACY AND INFORMED CONSENT
The authors declare and guarantee that they are in possession of a document signed by the individuals whose personal data is included in the article (personal data being understood as any information associated with an identified or identifiable physical person, such as, for example, but not limited to: name and surname, address, telephone, or any type of health data, health data being understood as any information associated with the past, present or future physical or mental health of an individual, including, but not limited to, for example: images, analytical results, x-rays, etc.) authorising the inclusion of such data in the aforementioned article.
KEYWORDS
- MENTAL HEALTH
- VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
- COVID-19
- ECONOMIC EVALUATION
- ANALYSIS OF MEDICAL DECISION MAKING
- VALUATION OF HEALTH STATUS
- EFFICIENCY IN THE COVERAGE AND PROVISION OF HEALTH SERVICES
- LONG-TERM CARE
- COSTS AND PREVALENCE OF THE DISEASE
- ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH
- MANAGEMENT OF HEALTH INSTITUTIONS
- INEQUALITIES AND EQUITY
- VARIABILITY IN MEDICAL PRACTICE
- PHARMACEUTICAL EXPENDITURE AND DRUG POLICY
- EVALUATION OF HEALTH POLICIES AND HEALTH SERVICES
- EXPENDITURE AND FINANCING OF THE HEALTH SYSTEM
- DEMAND AND USE OF HEALTH SERVICES
- QUANTITATIVE METHODS
- HEALTH DETERMINANTS
- EVALUATION OF SANITARY TECHNOLOGIES
- INNOVATION AND DIGITALISATION
ORGANISED SESSIONS
Send anabstract
Specific rules for proposing organised sessions
Those interested may submit proposals for organised sessions with a minimum of three presentations, with or without discussants. These will be evaluated by the Scientific Committee and must comply with the following rules:
- The deadline for organised sessions is January 25th.
- For each organised session, one single proposal must be submitted in writing; this must be endorsed by two AES members, who will act as coordinators of the corresponding session and will be responsible for the organisation and development thereof.
- Proposals must be remitted through the Conference website.
- Sessions will last 90 minutes.
- Proposals must include:
- Names and contact information of the two AES members organising the panel.
- Proposed title of the session.
- Abstract and aims of the session.
- Language of the session: Spanish or English. The session will be held in only one language.
- For each of the presentations making up the panel, the following must be provided:
- Names and contact information of authors.
- Title of the presentation.
- Abstract of the presentation (250 words), which must clearly indicate the objectives and content of the presentation, adhering to the format for remitting Conference abstracts.
- Name of the discussants (where applicable).
- Subject matter of the presentation .
- Declaration of conflict of interests.
- Notification of acceptance of the session will be given to the organisers thereof. The Scientific Committee, along with the AES Board of Directors, reserves the right to propose the conditional acceptance of a session subject to the modification of the content of any of the proposed presentations on scientific grounds.
- It´s necessary indicated If a session is not accepted by the Scientific Committee, each of the abstracts will be evaluated separately, within the ordinary abstract evaluation process.
- The AES accepts no responsibility for the funding of organised panels. At the same time, the acceptance of organised sessions is independent of the funding thereof, and the sponsorship of the same will be offered to the Conference sponsors under the same criteria as all other sessions. The options and conditions of sponsorships can be consulted in the sponsorship dossier, which is available on request from the Conference Secretary's Office (jornadas@aes.es).
REGISTRATION
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Registration Fee
| Up to 21 April (inclusive) | After 21 April | |
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| AES members, new AES members, associates* | 350€ | 400€ |
| Non-AES members | 450€ | 510€ |
| Student AES members and associates** | 100€ | 150€ |
| Student non-AES members | 150€ | 200€ |
21% VAT included
*: The members of those associations with which AES maintains an agreement in force are considered as assimilated, see https://www.aes.es/socio-institucional/ and the Societat Catalana de Gestió Sanitària - SCGS and, the Spanish Society for Healthcare Quality - SECA) as well as the partners of those societies integrated into SESPAS. Both of them must justify their membership of the association in question by sending a scanned copy of a document certifying their status as a member to the conference technical secretariat (jornada@aes.es) (certification, receipt, etc.).
**: Applicants must attach to the registration form a scanned document which proves that they are a student.
Day registration
| 1 day registration – Wednesday July 5 | 120€ |
| 1 day registration – Thursday July 6 | 120€ |
| 1 day registration – Friday July 7 | 80€ |
21% VAT included
Registration Cancellation Policy
The cancellation of registrations will lead to the withholding of the amount paid, according to the following schedule:
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Before May 12th (inclusive), 25% of the fee will be withheld and the remainder refunded once the conference has ended.
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Between May 12th and June 12th (both inclusive), 50% of the fee will be withheld and the remainder refunded once the conference has ended.
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After June 12th, 100% of the fee will be withheld.
Exceptions
In exceptional cases, and after the parties concerned have demonstrated the occurrence of a serious personal matter, the Board of Directors and the Organizing Committee may exempt them from the corresponding withholding arising from either the registration, accommodation booking or both, with the full amount paid being refunded.
ACCOMMODATION
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Hotel Carlemany 4*Plaça Miquel Santaló i Pavor, 117002 - Girona See map |
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Hotel Ciutat de Girona 4*Carrer Nord, 217001 - Girona See map |
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Hotel Ultonia 4*Gran Via de Jaume I, 2217001 - Girona See map |
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Hotel Erba by pillow 2*Carrer Ultònia, 117002 - Girona See map |
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Accommodation fee
| Double room for single use | Double room | |
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| Hotel Carlemany | 110.36 € | 121.71 € |
| Hotel Ciutat de Girona | 118.28 € | 142.50 € |
| Hotel Ultonia | 110.36 € | 131.90 € |
| Hotel Erba by pillow* | 72.23 € | 78.46 € |
Breakfast and VAT included
*Breakfast not included
Payment method
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Online payment through the conference website.
Accommodation Cancellation Policy
Similar to the policy set out for registration cancellation, the cancellation of a room booking in the hotels contracted by AES for accommodating conference attendees will result in withholding the amount paid, according to the following schedule:
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Between March 3rd (inclusive) and April 3rd, 25% of the fee will be withheld and the remainder refunded once the conference has ended.
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Between April 3rd (inclusive) and May 3rd, 50% of the fee will be withheld and the remainder refunded once the conference has ended.
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Between May 3rd and July 1st (both inclusive), 75% of the fee will be withheld and the remainder refunded once the conference has ended.
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After 2 July, 100% of the fee will be withheld.
Exceptions
In exceptional cases, and after the parties concerned have demonstrated the occurrence of a serious personal matter, the Board of Directors and the Organizing Committee may exempt them from the corresponding withholding arising from either the registration, accommodation booking or both, with the full amount paid being refunded.
PRIZES
The following awards are announced during the XLII AES Conference:
- Prize for the best Oral Communication, endowed with €1,500 and financed by the Department of Health Economics and Rational Use of Medicines at the University of Malaga.
- Prize for the best Short Oral Communication, endowed with €600 and financed by the Andalusian School of Public Health.
See the bases at: Awards Bases Best Oral Communication and Best Short Oral Communication
- SESPAS Award for the best Public Health Communication at the AES Conferences, endowed with €300 and financed by SESPAS.
See the bases at: SESPAS Award Bases
- Prize for the Best Article presented at the AES Conferences by a young researcher in the field of Health Economics, endowed with €2,000 and financed by FEDEA.
See the bases at: FEDEA Award Bases
Presentation
Mental health: new approaches in the aftermath of the pandemic
On 22nd March a new edition of the Technical Workshop will take place in Girona prior to the annual conference of the Health Economics Association (AES), which will be held from 5th to 7th July 2023 in the same city under the slogan "Towards a sustainable, innovative and digital health system".
This year's series of scientific events is aimed at discussing possible ways of transforming the healthcare system through innovation and from a sustainability perspective. However, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has had particularly significant consequences in certain areas, such as mental health, and for this reason we believe it deserves special attention.
In this edition of the Technical Workshop we have prepared two round tables, each lasting 90 minutes, under the theme "Mental health: new approaches in the aftermath of the pandemic". The first will focus on analysing the impact of the pandemic on mental health from different perspectives. The second will debate the organisational fit of mental healthcare in the system as a whole and the fundamental role of prevention. Innovative organisational systems will also be discussed, with the presentation of the model of the Mental Healthcare Network of IAS (Girona).
We have designed an ambitious programme that we hope will be of interest to you, so we would like to invite you to take part in this workshop and to actively contribute to the debate.
Programme
Wednesday 22nd March
| 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm |
Round table 1
Mental health during the COVID-19 pandemicModerator:Marc Saez. Statistics, Econometry and Health Research Group (GRECS), University of Girona. Speakers: Mental impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Spanish healthcare workers. A 15-month longitudinal study (MINDCOVID) Jordi Alonso, Gemma Vilagut, Itxaso Alayo, Montse Ferrer, Franco Amigo, Víctor Pérez, Philippe Mortier, on behalf of the MINDCOVID Study Group. IMIM-Hospital del Mar Medical Research Institute; CIBERESP; Pompeu Fabra University-UPF. Lockdown and the mental health of the elderly: what have we learned from the COVID-19 pandemic? Ariadna García-Prado, Paula González, Yolanda Rebollo-Sanz. Public University of Navarra, Pamplona; Pablo de Olavide University, Seville. Temporal changes and socio-ecological disparities in mental health outcomes during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic: A case study of Andalusian residents in Spain Brenda Robles, Marc Saez, María A. Barceló. Statistics, Econometry and Health Research Group (GRECS), University of Girona; CIBERESP, Madrid. |
| 5:30pm - 6:00pm |
| Break - Coffee |
| 6:00pm - 7:30pm |
Round table 2
How can we develop the mental health assistance system?Moderator:José María Inoriza. Baix Empordà Comprehensive Healthcare Services - Palamós Hospital Speakers: Claudi Camps. Director of the Mental Healthcare Network of IAS (Girona). Joan Vegué. Director of the Catalonian Master Plan for Mental Health and Addictions. Miquel Roca. Professor of Psychiatry. University of the Balearic Islands (UIB). |
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Speakers
Jordi Alonso
Grupo de Estudio MINDCOVID. IMIM-Institut Hospital del Mar d’Investigacions Mèdiques
Claudi Camps
Psiquiatre i director assistencial de la Xarxa de Salut Mental i Addiccions. IAS
Paula González
Catedrática de Fundamentos del Análisis Económico. Universidad Pablo de Olavide de Sevilla
Miquel Roca
Decano de la Facultad de Medicina y Catedrático de Psiquiatría. Universitat de les Illes Balears
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Date: March 22, 2023
Schedule: 16:00pm to 7:30pm.
Campus: Universitat de Girona - Facultad de Letras
Campus Barri Vell - Edifici Sant Domènec I
Plaça Josep Ferrater i Móra, 1. 17004 - Girona
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