Programme Overview
The Programme is composed of five types of sessions:
- Plenary
- Parallel Session: Symposium / Workshop
- Free Communications
- Poster Session
In addition, there is a marketplace.
Download final Conference Programme.
The Parallel Sessions are structured into five thematic tracks:
- Do global funds really facilitate access to health?
- Overcoming financial constraints that limit access to services
- Balancing disease-specific interventions with strengthening health systems
- Opportunities and challenges presented by public private partnerships
- Responding to disparities created by gender, socio-economic status or geographic location
- Health inequalities in modern Europe
- Ensuring adequate access for migrants
- Managing the international mobility of health professionals
- Strategies to improve access to drugs, vaccines and diagnosis
- Sustaining the long-term delivery of drugs
- Ensuring access in times of global crisis
- The key roles played by community-based initiatives and civil society in sustainability and empowerment
- Linking community and national/international programmes
- Challenges in accessing the vulnerable in times of complex emergencies
- Can local capacity building in research and training reduce brain drain
- Putting research evidence into practice
- The growing importance of information and communication technologies
- Can universities and hospitals promote partnerships for better access to health
