BeHealth - International Event in Healthcare 9th Edition

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The BeHealth project, under the auspices of ROHEALTH Association, is designed to support the organization of the 9th edition of the annual BeHealth event. The event will utilize a hybrid format to ensure broad accessibility and encourage participation from across the EU and associated countries. Our program reflects the European Health Union's key goals and focuses on improving healthcare across Europe. The event spans four days and invites healthcare workers, researchers, policymakers, and the public. Each day tackles important topics Day 1 is about making health systems stronger and improving the skills of healthcare workers to better handle global health challenges. Discussions will include new training methods, keeping healthcare workers in their jobs, and understanding new medical laws. Day 2 will look at the One Health approach, which connects human, animal, and environmental health. Panels will cover how to fight diseases that resist drugs, manage pollution, and handle diseases that animals can pass to humans. Day 3 is dedicated to digital transformation and broad cancer initiatives, aligning with the EU’s priorities on digital health and Europe's Beating Cancer Plan. Key sessions will explore the role of Artificial Intelligence in precision medicine, the European Health Data Space, and innovative cancer treatment technologies. A special session will also be dedicated to engaging young people, where selected participants through a competitive contest will present their visions for the future of the European The event will conclude on Day 4 with a Brokerage Day, aimed at fostering collaboration and partnerships among attendees. This will involve structured networking, proposal writing workshops, and matching project ideas with potential EU funding sources. By bringing people together from different fields, the BeHealth event aims to support a stronger health system for Europe, helping to shape future health policies and promote the well-being of all Europeans.