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11,30
Opening ceremony

11,40
Conference
SPAIN HAS THE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE HISTORY AND MARK THE WAY FOR A EUROPE FREE OF HEPATITIS C

Presenter

Javier García-Samaniego, MD
Coordinator of the AEHVE and Head of the Hepatology Section of the La Paz Hospital

12,00
Discussion
SPANISH AUTONOMOUS REGIONS: HOW TO RECOVER THE PULSE AFTER THE PANDEMIC TO REACH THE OBJECTIVE OF ELIMINATION ASAP

Presenter and Moderator

Rafael Esteban, MD
Co-Chair of Hepatitis B and C Public Policy Association

12,30
Discussion
THE ROLE OF PUBLIC REPRESENTATIVES AND PATIENT ASSOCIATIONS IN THE ERA OF ELIMINATION

Presenter and Moderator

Jeffrey Lazarus, MD
Head of the Health Systems Research Group at ISGlobal

13,00
COMMITMENT OF THE CORTES GENERALES WITH THE ELIMINATION OF VIRAL HEPATITIS IN SPAIN

13,15
Discussion
MAYORS, THE NEW LEADERSHIP IN PUBLIC HEALTH IN THE POSTCOVID ERA. The #hepCityFree movement

Presenter and Moderator

María Neira, MD
WHO Director for the Department of Public Health, Environmental and Social Determinants of Health

13,30
Discussion
THE COMMITMENT OF PARLIAMENTARY GROUPS WITH THE ELIMINATION OF VIRAL HEPATITIS IN SPAIN

Presenter and Moderator

José Luis Calleja, MD
President of the AEEH (Spanish Association for the Study of the Liver) and Head of the Gastroenterology Service of the Puerta de Hierro Hospital

14,00
Closing ceremony

About Hepatitis B & C Public Policy Association

The Hepatitis B & C Public Policy Association was founded in 2009 by a group of leading European scientists, public health experts and patient advocates. We aim to urge and facilitate the formulation of public policies at national and international level for the communication, prevention and management of viral Hepatitis B and C. The Association’s unique approach in furtherance of this aim is to gather together, and work in partnership with, the major stakeholders in the field of these diseases including regulators, patients, clinicians, public health and civil society communities and the private sector.

The first ever EU HCV Policy Summit dedicated to the elimination of hepatitis C in Europe was organised by this association and its partners in February 2016 in Brussels. The Summit was addressed by EU Health Commissioner Andriukaitis, MEPs and national policy-makers.

A second EU HCV summit entitled-«Securing sustainable funding for hepatitis elimination plans took place in 2018 the third EU HCV Summit dedicated to the elimination of the hepatitis C virus (HCV) in Europe entitled «Securing Wider EU Commitment to the Elimination of HCV» took place on line in March 2021.

Three mini national HCVSummits were organised at the European parliament in 2017 dedicated to the elimination of HCV In Romania, Portugal and Greece.

Four more National Mini Summits are planned for 2021/2022.

For more information about the Association’s activities please visit www.hepbcppa.org.

Summit activities: www.hcvbrusselssummit.eu