Southern European Regional Workshop
Defining needs and means for more partnership between Patients, Patient Organisations and Other Clinical Trial Stakeholders
held on 24th and 25th of March 2010, Athens
To download the full report click here
Click on the Presentation title to download a Pdf version
Programme
- Opening and Welcome; Cor Oosterwijk, VSOP, PatientPartner Coordinator, The Netherlands
- Plenary Session 1 - Clinical Trials and Patients Today
-
Why is Partnering in Clinical Trials Important?; Ingrid Klingmann, EFGCP, Belgium
-
PatientPartner Project: Presentation and Regional Survey Results; Kim Wever, VSOP, PatientPartner Officer, The Netherlands
-
Charters of Patients’ Rights; Ariadne Stamatopoulou, Genetic Alliance UK, United Kingdom
-
How do Patient Organisations and Patients Find Out About Clinical Trials?; Stephan Dressler, EATG, Germany
-
- Discussion: Why is it Difficult for Patients to Participate in Clinical Research? – Share your experience
- Break-out Session A - Working Together Towards an Ideal World in Southern Europe
- Plenary Session 2 - What Does the Ideal World Look Like in Southern Europe?
End of Day 1
- Break-out Session B - What do the Stakeholders Need to Know to Fulfil their Roles in the Southern European Multi-Stakeholder Ideal World?
-
Plenary Session 3 - Actions Towards Achieving the Ideal World
- Multi-Stakeholder Table Discussions: Actions to Overcome the Hurdles
- Plenary Session 4 - What Needs to be Done to Achieve the Ideal World?
- Plenary Discussion: Summary and Action Plan in Sight of the Final PatientPartner Workshop
- Summary and Closure
End of the Workshop