Other Publications
2020
EuroHealthNet Conference 2020: Skills for health Up – and re- skilling for a sustainable recovery
Webinar Series
- Ramadan & COVID-19 - webinar report
- Public sector responses to addressing mental health needs of the COVID-19 crisis - webinar report
- Digital challenges and opportunities: best uses of data and artificial intelligence to promote health and equity - webinar report
- Climate, health and inequalities: exploring public health responses to interlinked issues
- Ageing, Health and the City in times of COVID-19
- Funding Health Promotion and Health Promoting Services? Unpackaging new EU Funds and Exploring Other Financing Solutions - webinar report
Annual Report 2019-2020: A Modern Partnership for a Changing World
Please find our Annual Report for the period June 2019 - June 2020 here.
2019
European Semester Analysis 2019: Social sustainability and economic progress: it's time for a new narrative
here continue to be big differences in health outcomes between groups of people and between countries in the European Union. To address these inequalities and to improve health for all, we need a new narrative on economic and fiscal policy. A process-focused, holistic approach is now needed, one which incorporates social sustainability and health equity. The European Council Conclusions on the Economy of Wellbeing1, set for adoption this week, are a crucial development. The European Semester is an important tool for implementation.
Today, EuroHealthNet publishes its assessment of the 2019 European Semester, the EU’s annual cycle of economic and social policy coordination, from a health equity perspective.
Infographic on health inequalities in Europe
There continue to be big differences in health outcomes between groups of people and between countries in Europe. This infographic provides an illustrated overview of the health Inequalities in Europe, and what we can do to overcome them.
EuroHealthNet infographic on health inequalities in Europe
Health outcomes and health inequalities are influenced by the social, economic, and environmental determinants of health – the conditions in which we are born, grow, live, work and age.
Health Inequalities reduce economic and social productivity. They cost €980 billion per year, the equivalent of 9.4% of GDP. A 50% reduction in gaps in life expectancy would provide monetised benefits to countries ranging from 0.3 – 0.4% of GDP.
Good health enables both economic and social participation in daily life. In surveys, people consistently state that they value health above all other aspects of their lives. They are also concerned about growing inequalities.
Reducing social and health inequalities is possible, represents a good investment, and has strong public support.
Financing Health Promoting Services - an information guide
This document is the first stage of an online information tool on financing health promoting services. The guide originated from an initiative by the Coalition of Partners of the WHO European Region.
This document served as a basis for an online Financing e-Guide highlighting how to overcome existing gaps in investment in health promoting services by providing concrete, ‘out-of-the-box’ examples of how investment can be mobilised. The e-Guide is available here: health-inequalities.eu/financing-e-guide
2018
Podcast: The effect of the gig economy on young people's health
Growing numbers of young people are working in temporary, flexible, and unstable jobs. In a new podcast, The European Alliance for Mental Health - Employment and Work explores what that means for young people’s mental health. It looks at how work and employment are changing, how new technology is shifting management styles, the job factors which support good mental health, and how to protect the mental health of those working in non-traditional employment.
REPORT: SMART INVESTMENTS? LET’S TALK PREVENTION
The seminar on smart investments took place on June 5th 2018.
Annual Report 2017-2018
EuroHealthNet's annual report is available in three formats:
To get a hard copy of the report, contact info@eurohealthnet.eu
2017
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2014
EuroHealthNet 2014-2020 Work Strategy
This brochure presents the new EuroHealthnet structure for its 2014-2020 work strategy. Through its Strategic Plan 2014 – 2020, EuroHealthnet is planning for a sustainable future and to make a major contribution to health, equity and well-being across Europe. It will implement and promote actions that support the concept of health in all EU policies, programmes and practices. Read our brochure and be aware how to become member or partner!
EuroHealthNet 2014 -2020 Presentation
The brochure presents the new EuroHealthnet structure for 2014-2020. Divided in three pillars, EuroHealthnet - the European Partnership for Improving Health Equity and Well-Being - gives you the choice on how to be involved.
