Treatment via screen - bad or brilliant?
Debate: What does the digital development in the healthcare system mean for patients?
The healthcare system needs to be reformed, and the plans for increased use of digital solutions for patients are in the spotlight. But what do patients and healthcare professionals really think about it? Does it spark joy or concern? What opportunities and downsides do the new digital solutions and ideas bring to the healthcare system? We engage in a conversation with a panel of experts to gain insight into knowledge, experiences, concerns, and opportunities that are important to keep in mind amidst society's rapid digital development.
Moderator:
- Peter Qvortrup Geisling, Health Correspondent, DR (Danish Broadcasting Corporation)
Panel:
- Louise Kambjerre Scheel, Senior consultant, Ældre Sagen/DaneAge Association
- Trine Holgersen, Director, Region Zealand
- Anette Grønning, Associate professor, University of Southern Denmark
- Mireille Lacroix, Vice Chair, the Danish Organization of General Practitioners (PLO)
Read the programme HERE.
Anette Grønning was invited by Ældre Sagen/DaneAge Association - a national membership organization founded in 1986.
DaneAge was founded in 1986 and is a not-for-profit, direct membership organization. DaneAge is independent, non-partisan and neutral regarding party politics, religion, and ethnic origins.
The organization has 1.055.000 members and membership is open to all adults (age 18+). DaneAge has 215 local chapters across Denmark and more than 20.000 volunteers working in the local chapters, doing voluntary social work, providing local membership activities, local advocacy, etc.
