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european foundation for the care of newborn infants european foundation for the care of newborn infants EFCNI together with WHO have the great pleasure to invite you toEFCNI an hasevening the pleasure reception to invite you onto the 5 workshopMarch 2013, 19:00 Caring for Tomorrow MaternalMission: and newborn health: possible theTake key responsibility to well-being for ofnewborn Europe’s health future in Europegenerations Venue:Celebrating Representation the launch of of thethe FreeEuropean State ofStandards Bavaria to of the Care European for Newborn Union, Health Rue Wiertz, 77, 1000 Brussels renowned panellists from diff erent national, international and professional backgrounds Dearwill discuss ladies theand importance gentlemen, of standards dear colleagues, for newborn health in Europe, and how standards will make a signifi cant impact in this area to maximise the health of the next generation. A child’s health and development is naturally linked to the health of his or her mother. The event, hosted by MEP Prof. Dr Angelika Niebler and MEP Dr Peter Liese, will be held Maternal care, care at birth and what a child’s health is like during the first weeks of life have a substantial influence on the development and health far into adult life. In some countries on: Wednesday, 28 November 2018 of the European region, mothers and newborns enjoy very high standards of care. Yet in 14:30 to 16:30 o’clock many countries the situation is worrying and demands that action be taken to improve the health of these vulnerable groups. at: European Parliament, Maternal Rue and Wiertz infant 60, mortality 1047 Brussels and morbidity, birth defects, low birth weight and preterm birth continueAltiero Spinellito be serious Building, problems ASP5E2 for our societies. In an environment of demographic change and rising fiscal constraints, maternal and newborn health need to be considered as key success factors to the future sustainability of health and social care systems. They are in fact part of the solution to other well acknowledged priorities, such as the prevention of chronicPlease confidiseases rm your and attendance creating a society(including that the supports details of healthy your ID-document) and active ageing. to: [email protected] by 15 November 2018* We look forward to exchanging views with you on the state of maternal and newborn *The data collected is necessary for the offi cial registration to this event and will be forwarded to the European Parliament only for this purpose. healthThe data willin be Europe, deleted after andthe event. how The legal the basis EU for processing can make the data isa Article significant 6, Para. 1 lit. b GDPR. impact to maximise the health of the next generation. www.efcni.org We warmly welcome you on 5 March! European Foundation for the Care of Newborn Infants (EFCNI) Programme 19.00 Welcome drink and registration 20:00 Keynote Dr. Angelika Niebler, Member of the European Parliament Silke Mader, Chairwoman of the Executive Board, EFCNI 20:10 Having a preterm baby – A parent’s perspective Mandy Daly, Family Liaison Manager, Irish Premature Babies 20:15 Inverting the pyramid of pregnancy care Prof. Dr. Kypros H. Nicolaides, Director of The Fetal Medicine Foundation 20:30 Preventing chronic diseases during pregnancy - A health economic perspective Prof. Dr. Lieven Annemans, Head of the Health Economics Unit, Ghent University 20:40 Ensuring a healthy start in life – EU standards of care for newborn health Prof. Dr. Luc Zimmermann, President of the European Society for Paediatric Research 21:00 Preventing preterm birth Prof. Dr. Marleen Temmerman, Director of the Department of Reproductive Health and Research (RHR), WHO 21:15 Summary and recommendations Dr. Angelika Niebler, Member of the European Parliament PD Dr. Matthias Keller, Member of the Executive Board, EFCNI 21:30 Open discussion with flying buffet Please kindly register before 27 February 2013 eMail [email protected] www.efcni.org competence centre for maternal and newborn health and aftercare services This event is endorsed by the European Association of Perinatal Medicine (EAPM), the European Society of Neonatology (ESN), the European Society of Paediatric Neonatal Intensive Care (ESPNIC), the European Society for Paediatric Research (ESPR), the Fetal Medicine Foundation (FMF) as well as the European national parent organizations for maternal and newborn health. Organised by MEP Prof. Dr Angelika Niebler and MEP Dr Peter Liese european foundation for in cooperation with the European Foundation for the Care of Newborn Infants (EFCNI) the care of newborn infants Mission: possible Take responsibility for newborn health in Europe Wednesday, 28 November 2018 from 14:30 – 16:30 European Parliament, Rue Wiertz 60, 1047 Brussels, Altiero Spinelli Building, ASP5E2 Agenda 14:30 Welcome and opening 15:45 Value based newborn healthcare - measuring the results of treatment that Prof. Dr Angelika Niebler, Dr Peter Liese; Members of the European Parliament patients experience Prof. Dr Andreas Flemmer, Dr. v. Haunersches Kinderspital am Perinatalzentrum 14:35 Newborn care in Europe Grosshadern, Munich Dr Martin Weber, World Health Organization, Copenhagen 15:55 The power of patient organisations - the impact on national health systems during 14:45 Better statistics for better health for mothers and their babies an economic crisis Dr Jennifer Zeitlin, French National Institute of Health and Medical Research, Paris Dr Eleni Vavouraki, Ilitominon, Athens 14:55 The place of birth makes the diff erence – a patient’s view 16:05 European standards of newborn care: paving the way for a healthier population Livia Nagy Bonnard, Melletted a helyem Egyesület, Budapest Prof. Dr Charles Christoph Roehr, President of the European Society for Paediatric 15:05 The importance of eff ective follow-up of preterm babies: Research reducing burden, enhancing quality of life 16:15 Newborn health standards – improving quality of care across Europe Prof. Dr Dr Dieter Wolke, The University of Warwick, Coventry Silke Mader, European Foundation for the Care of Newborn Infants, Munich 15:15 How can Europe meet challenges in newborn health standards? 16:20 Discussion and Conclusion Prof. Dr Mats Eriksson, Örebro University, Örebro Lead by Prof. Dr Angelika Niebler, Dr Peter Liese 15:25 Optimal feeding of our babies – an investment into future population health 16:30 Closing Prof. Dr Berthold Koletzko, Ludwig-Maximilians-University, Munich Lead by Prof. Dr Angelika Niebler, Dr Peter Liese 15:35 Discussion Lead by Prof. Dr Angelika Niebler, Dr Peter Liese This event is supported by (in alphabetic order):.