15 years of patient voices in health decisions
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The 15th Panhellenic Patients' Conference is taking place this year and is of particular significance, as it marks 15 years of dialogue, advocacy and active participation of patients in health matters. The event shows how the role of patients has changed in recent years.
The conference is a meeting place for patients, patient organisations and other bodies involved in health. Its aim is to make the views of patients heard and to discuss their needs, so that these are taken into account in decisions concerning the health system.
Within 15 years, the participation of patients in planning and shaping health policies has become more active. Patients are no longer regarded solely as recipients of services, but also as interlocutors who can offer useful experiences and proposals.
The 15th anniversary highlights the importance of continuous communication between patients and those responsible for health. The conference therefore continues a tradition of dialogue, which is considered important for improving care and strengthening trust in the health system.
Sources: Health Daily
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