Connecting strong scientific research hubs, experienced professionals, healthcare knowledge centers and nationwide digital infrastructure will be the most critical priority in the coming period, and ensuring that these assets translate into tangible improvements within the sector as rapidly as possible. This was a key takeaway from the 4th Swiss-Hungarian Health Forum held in Budapest on Friday.
The Swiss Ambassador to Hungary, Alexander Renggli, said addressing the most complex challenges in healthcare requires international expertise, local knowledge and close cooperation among all stakeholders within the healthcare ecosystem.
At the conference organized by Swisscham Hungary, the Embassy of Switzerland in Hungary, and professional partners Novartis, Roche and Sandoz, discussions focused on the prevention of cardiovascular diseases as well as the improvement of early diagnosis, treatment and long-term patient care.
Through panel discussions, participants explored ways to strengthen collaboration among healthcare providers, research institutions and industry stakeholders as well as how to ensure the effective use of development and cohesion funds.
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