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280 Forum II: Globalisation, World Trade and Health European Health Forum Gastein 2001 International trade policies and their potential to impact upon the health of people in Europe; Globalisation, a force for good health, or ill? Chair and Mediator - Laurie McMahon, Office of Public Management, London Rapporteur: Julius Weinberg, City University London This will take the form of an informal enquiry into the impact of international trade policies on the health of the people of Europe. Particular attention will be given to: Trade in health services – GATS Access to medicines vs. intellectual property rights - TRIPS Citizens across Europe are demonstrating a growing unease at the way in which policy decisions which are taken at a transnational level can impact upon their health. In addition, while there are undoubted benefits to be gained from the developing global market place, there is also a debate as to whether the poorest countries will have the opportunity to participate and reap any rewards. However, there are two sides to every story and this enquiry is an attempt to reveal the facts without bias and to allow participants to come to their own informed decisions as to whether globalisation is a force for good health or ill. The enquiry Expert witnesses will be called to make a statement of the facts from their particular view point to a representative panel of stakeholders. Delegates will have an opportunity to feed questions into the enquiry process and are called upon to actively participate in the open floor debate. The stakeholders – a panel of judges Nina Hvid, European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations – EFPIA Mehtab Currey, Department for International Development Health, UK Mihaly Kokeny, Member of Parliament, Hungary Ron Labonte, European Public Health Alliance - EPHA Maurice Mittelmark, International Union of Health Promotion and Education - IUHPE The expert witnesses Paul Strickland, European Commission – European trade policies and their impact upon health Robert Beaglehole, World Health Organization – The role of international agencies in health protection and in developing health positive trade policies Rolf Adlung, World Trade Organization – The role of health issues in multilateral trade agreements Petra Laux, GlaxoSmithKline, – The role of commercial enterprises in health Programme organiser: Maggie Davies, NHS Health Development Agency, England International Forum Gastein, Tauernplatz 1, A-5630 Bad Hofgastein Tel.: +43 (6432) 7110-70, Fax: Ext. 71, e-mail: info@ehfg.org, website: www.ehfg.org
Final Programme 2001 Forum III: Health and the Single European Market (hosted by the European Commission, DG Health and Consumer Protection) The purpose of Forum III will be to explore the impact that the Single European Market (SEM) is likely to have on the ways that health services function. This Forum will explore three principal aspects of the SEM as it may affect health services: • The development of the labour market for doctors and nurses • Public procurement of medical goods and services • The free movement of patients The Forum will also consider the recommendations of a major EU-funded study on the impact of SEM regulations on health services which was published recently. Chairs: Michael Hübel (morning), European Commission, DG Health and Consumer Protection; Nick Boyd (afternoon), UK Department of Health Rapporteur: Philip C. Berman, European Health Management Association Introduction: The European Union and Healthcare Speaker: Philip Berman, European Health Management Association The Labour Market for Doctors and Nurses Paper: Prof. Bie Nio Ong, Keele University, United Kingdom Response: Annette Kennedy, Standing Committee of Nurses of the EU (PCN) and discussion Public procurement of goods and services Paper: Dr. Fernando Silio, Andalusian School of Public Health and discussion Purchasing hospital services – the Swedish experience Paper: Soren Berg Director of Information and Communication, both Stockholm County Council and discussion The free movement of patients Speaker: Dr. Matthias Wismar, Hannover Medical School and discussion Response: Alain Coheur, Projects Director, Association Internationale de la Mutualité, and General Coordinator of the Euroregional project for Meuse-Rhine and discussion The SEM and healthcare - policy conclusions from the EHMA project Speaker: Dr. Reinhard Busse, European Observatory on Health Care Systems Roundtable discussion Participants: Hans Stein, EU High Level Health Committee and Federal Ministry of Health, Germany Catherine Stihler, MEP, President of the European Parliament Intergroup on Health Alain Coheur, Projects Director, Association Internationale de la Mutualité, and General Coordinator of the Euroregional project for Meuse-Rhine Josie Irwin, Royal College of Nursing Bram van der Ende, Dutch Council of the Chronicle Ill and Disabled Comments Rapporteur: Philip Berman, European Health Management Association International Forum Gastein, Tauernplatz 1, A-5630 Bad Hofgastein Tel.: +43 (6432) 7110-70, Fax: Ext. 71, e-mail: info@ehfg.org, website: www.ehfg.org 281
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