HealthTech Sector Webinar Series Episode 8

AD

Ana Diaz

Alzheimer Europe

Public Involvement Lead

Description

Ana joined Alzheimer Europe on 2 January 2014 as a Project Officer. Prior to joining Alzheimer Europe, Ana worked as a Senior Social Worker for several years in the field of dementia in Spain and as researcher in Ireland. She obtained her PhD in Dementia Studies at Trinity College Dublin in 2014. Ana contributes towards several EU-funded projects in relation to Public Involvement and supports the members of the European Working Group of People with Dementia and of the European Dementia Carers Working Group.

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Collaborating with associations and patients groups for Patient-Centric HealthTech Solutions - Alzheimer Europe

1-hour webinar for HealthTech companies to learn how to collaborate effectively with associations and patient groups, Alzheimer Europe. The objectives of this webinar are twofold: - Educate HealthTech companies in Luxembourg about the importance of engaging with associations and patient groups, such as Alzheimer Europe. By understanding the needs of individuals with AD and their caregivers, companies can develop more effective solutions. Additionally, associations like Alzheimer Europe can facilitate connections with policymakers, patient organizations, regulators, and researchers within the dementia community. -Provide practical guidance on initiating collaborations with organizations like Alzheimer Europe. These partnerships are essential for ensuring that healthcare innovations align with the real-world needs of patients and caregivers. Collaborations between HealthTech companies and associations can lead to the development of more patient-centric solutions, enhancing the quality of care and support.

Francesca Borrelli

Eu funding advison Cluster Health

Angela Bradshaw

Alzheimer Europe

Director for Research

Alzheimer Europe

Public Involvement Lead

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