AS/COA Healthcare Series
AS/COA Healthcare Series
AS/COA’s Healthcare Series addresses key challenges and growing opportunities in healthcare across the Americas through private meetings with policy makers, roundtable discussions, and public forums. It features experts and leaders from government, industry, and academia to promote dialogue on innovative and sustainable healthcare in Latin America. The Series will culminate in a set of policy recommendations to be shared with stakeholders.
The Series provides a platform for COA corporate members to engage with key stakeholders on best practices in meeting the growing demand for access to quality healthcare, and creating innovative solutions that promote inclusion, competitiveness, and regional economic development.
Follow the conversation on Twitter: #healthcareASCOA | @ASCOA
Key themes:
- Innovation in Healthcare
- Health as a driver of social and economic growth
- The role of enabling conditions in supporting health innovation
- Using data to support evidence-based health policy
- Digitalization of healthcare
- Sustainability of Healthcare
- Innovative healthcare financing models
- Financing healthcare innovation: impact, challenges, and opportunities
Opportunities are available for COA corporate members to sponsor the Healthcare Series.
2020 Healthcare Series Sponsors
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Healthcare experts from the public and private sectors will discuss how best to use new technologies to improve access to healthcare and quality of care.
Council of the Americas will host Santo Domingo's first female mayor on November 5 for a conversation on balancing a city's health and economic priorities amid a pandemic.
COA hosts the executive vice president and chief patient officer at Merck and former head of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
COA hosts a discussion on how to improve preparedness and delivery of health services through technological advancements.
COA held a private, off-the-record conversation with Román Macaya, president of the Costa Rican Social Security Fund.