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In a series of live-streamed events, we're bringing our network of global health experts together to share their insights and ideas on the future of health systems beyond the COVID-19 pandemic. On 10 June 2020, we focused on data-driven solutions for resilient healthcare systems. The session was chaired by former BBC correspondent, Moderator and Trainer, Claire Doole. See our events page or the description below the video on YouTube for a list of our esteemed speakers.

On the 8th of May Jeremy Lim, National University of Singapore co-chaired the first in a series of live webinars: 'Building Resilient Health Systems’. Jeremy has expanded on the ideas exchanged at this webinar and shared is key learnings on how the COVID-19 pandemic has already driven digital innovation and transformation in healthcare, and how this could help drive us towards a more personalised healthcare future. His article first appeared in The Economist Digital Edition Issue date: 23rd May 2020, Asia Pacific Edition. Download the PDF here:

Denis Horgan and Jeremy Lim, co-chairs of the first in a series of live webinars: FutureProofing Healthcare Live summarise the key take-outs from the live discussion. Click on the link below to read the article published in Politico, a global nonpartisan politics and policy news organization.

Download the in-depth report by Denis Horgan, Executive Director, ‎European Alliance for Personalised Medicine here. Denis Horgan is one of our FutureProofing Healthcare experts, who co-hosted the first in our series of live webinars 'Building Resilient Health Systems', on which this paper reflects.

On the 8th of May panellists from around the world joined co-chairs Jeremy Lim, National University of Singapore, and Denis Horgan, European Alliance for Personalised Medicine (EAPM) to discuss:

- Lessons learned about health system preparedness and resilience
- Data and the role of digital health

This is the second of two sessions, chaired by Denis Horgan. He was joined by panellists Associate Prof Leanne Raven, CEO, Crohn’s and Colitis Australia, Dr Krishna Reddy, Cardiologist and Healthcare Reformist, Bogi Eliasen, Copenhagen Institute for Future Studies and Professor Joanne Hackett, General Partner, Healthcare at IZY Capital.

Co-chaired by Jeremy Lim, National University of Singapore, and Denis Horgan, Executive Director, ‎European Alliance for Personalised Medicine, this two-hour session was an opportunity for health experts across the Asia-Pacific and European regions to discuss the pandemic response to date, and the lessons that the world can already learn.

The world-class panel of session 1 comprised of Prof. Tikki Pangestu, Visiting Professor, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy and Former Director of WHO Research Policy, Dr Stanimir Hasardzhiev, Chairperson, National Patients’ Organization Bulgaria, Chunlin Jin, Director of the Shanghai Health Development Research Center and Mary Harney, Former Tánaiste and Former Minister for Health, Ireland.

The Multiple Sclerosis Index - which was led by an independent panel of experts, in partnership with Roche - gives an in-depth analysis of the state of care for MS in 30 European healthcare systems. Watch the reaction of Dr Nina Byrnes, GP and Health Commentator and Ava Battles, Chief Executive of MS Ireland, as well as Lauren McCauley and Karen Hynes, who both live with MS.