The 2nd HPD report - Health Policy Monitor

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Become an ambassador
Inform people, networks and institutions about the International Network for
Health Policy & Reform. You can also provide us with names and addresses of
representatives (presidents, general secretaries, editors in chief, etc.) in electronic
format.
Provide us with member lists (mailing lists, lists of press contacts for scientific
journals) so we can inform them about the International Network for Health Policy
& Reform, its publications and key findings on an up-to-date basis.
Become a country patron
This form of support allows you to express your particular interest in one or more of
the countries in our network. You can also choose to help us add an additional
country to the network; we are eager to include any countries with significant,
valuable reform experiences to share.
Please contact us to discuss the options and the criteria for inclusion of a country
and an appropriate partner institution.
Become a host
As a host, you express your commitment to the network at its liveliest: Your generous
grant funds the network’s annual meeting, which takes place in a different
location each year, in early July or early September.
Your sponsorship of a network meeting covers accommodations and catering for
the network experts, special guests and key speakers, for two days (three nights).
In July 2004, we will hold our third meeting in Berlin, Germany. The venue will
be the Bertelsmann Company’s new conference center right in the heart of the city.
Our fourth meeting, near Barcelona, Spain, is conveniently scheduled to allow
our experts to attend the iHEA Biannual Conference in July 2005.
Become a health policy facilitator
Health policy facilitators enable bi-, tri- or multilateral exchange on specific areas of
health policy reform. In a closed working setting, our practice-oriented technical
briefings bring together the thinkers and the doers from science and practice, philosophy
and politics, to look into experiences, investigate transferability, and jointly
develop applicable solutions to shared problems.
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