Strategic partnerships – The Copenhagen Lighthouse Model
– How do we solve wicked problems for the healthcare system of the future?
We will in a broad public-private partnership improve citizens’ health and strengthen Danish companies’ growth, employment, and export. How are we succeeding?
We want Denmark to be a lighthouse for innovative health solutions in the field of chronic diseases.
Learn more about how the Lighthouse works. How do we work with the biggest challenges in the healthcare system through structural prevention and detection? Which methods and models work, and which don’t?
Specifically, you will meet three different companies and their journey in the lighthouse.
The University of Copenhagen will introduce you to the 10 rules for successful public-private collaborations.
Finally, we will look ahead to the lighthouse’s next theme: mental health and the potential that lies in Light House Life Science.
Programme
Welcome: What is the Copenhagen Life Science Model?
Interview with Diana Arcovic Nielsen, CEO, Danish Life Science Cluster and Lundbeck, the chairman of Light House Life Science
From health challenge to health tech success
– Join three promising front-runners on a vigorous growth journey within health technology!
Will they cope with the rigors of the trip through the Danish municipalities and hospitals?
The session focuses on the circuitous path from public need to pilot project and implementation throughout the organization and subsequent spread in the rest of the country.
Break
Strategic partnerships and civic impact
Complex health issues – not least health inequality and an aging population – require partnerships between public, private and knowledge partners to find the most effective solutions. But how do we do it wisely?
Join the debate with several experts with great insight into strategic partnerships.
Break
Mental health: A patient’s encounter with the health system
The challenges of mental health and its consequences in relation to equality in health
– and how we come to terms with it.
Can partnerships address mental health and make life easier for those affected?
Thank you for listening
Now it’s your turn to speak: Dialogue with partner about perspective for own everyday life and selection in plenum.
