EUPATI Launch Meeting - Klingmann

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The document discusses how the EUPATI academy will engage stakeholders in building a pan-European network. It will (1) create an intellectual pool and dissemination network, (2) optimize communication platforms, and (3) provide expertise and support to EUPATI and beyond. Key stakeholders like patient advocacy groups, academia, industry, and regulators will be invited to join through conferences, workshops, and digital platforms. National EUPATI platforms led by patient organizations, academia, and industry will also be established for outreach.

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How will the academy
engage stakeholders?
Ingrid Klingmann, Chairman,
European Forum For Good Clinical Practice, Belgium

EUPATI grows a pan-European
network involving all stakeholders
 builds a unique, pan-European, intellectual pool and
dissemination multiplicator

 optimises the platform for communication and programme
awareness

 provides the expertise and support to EUPATI and beyond

Network supported by powerful
infrastructure

Liaison Teams
WP2 Coordination
Digital communication
Annual Conferences platform for
network members
Regional Workshops
EUPATI Ethics Panel

Identifying key stakeholders
of EUPATI

Regulatory Health-
authorities related
NGOs
Research
Academia networks,
& projects

Industry &
CROs
Patient Policy
Advocacy makers
Orgs (EU &
(national/ Member
int‘l) States) Journa-
Ethics
Com- lists
mittees (medical, la
y press)

Inviting EUPATI stakeholder groups
to join the “EUPATI Network”
 Get connected on the Internet
• Info about EUPATI – Newsletter,
Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+
• Invitation to proactively join the Network
• Get recommendations on pre-existing
educational material
 Regional Meeting, 09/2012, Frankfurt,
engaging experienced Patient Organisation representatives
 EUPATI Annual Conference, Q1/2013
 Present EUPATI at medical, scientific and advocacy conferences
across EU
• Speakers of EUPATI consortium
• Translation of EUPATI presentations in 7 languages

Developing
National EUPATI Platforms
 Establishment of patient-led national platforms in
EUPATI countries, initiated by one representative each:
• Patient Organisation, Academia, Industry
 EUPATI will support trios to identify best national approach on
establishment National Platforms
• Topics, material, meeting infrastructure, information dissemination,
event advertisement
 Use of EUPATI network,
Social Media,
EUPATI digital platform
• Information about EUPATI
• Invitation to join activities

Get to know us!

Web:
www.patientsacademy.eu

Twitter: @eupatients
as well as:

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