This newsletter edition opens with a spotlight on artificial intelligence with three articles presenting different perspectives. In particular, the Director General of DG CONNECT (Directorate General of Communication, Networks, Content and Technology), Mr Roberto Viola, will present the current situation of AI policy at European level. You will find updates on CPME policy developments about […]

On 6 April 2019, the CPME Board adopted the “CPME response to public consultation on EU Regulatory Science to 2025” (CPME 2019/017).

On 6 April 2019, the CPME Board adopted the “CPME comments on the HMA-EMA joint taskforce’s recommendations on Big Data” (CPME 2019/021)

On 6 April 2019, the CPME Board adopted the “CPME response to public consultation on key principles for electronic product information for human medicines in the EU” (CPME 2019/045)

“British medicine is European medicine. We want to keep our British colleagues on board. CPME remains convinced that there are technical and legal solutions to enable doctors’ mobility and cooperation on health post-Brexit. We therefore appeal to negotiators on both sides to show the political willingness to protect health, with pragmatic and sustainable agreements.” Prof. […]

From the CPME Newsletter, February 2019 – 28th edition The Standing Committee of European Doctors (CPME) has launched its Health Check 2019 ahead of the upcoming European elections. Among their six requests, European doctors call for continued investments in health, including commitments to prevention efforts and health security, such as the fight against antimicrobial resistance […]

This special edition is entirely dedicated to recent CPME activities and policy developments. During the CPME meeting in Geneva on 10 November 2018, the General Assembly elected the new Executive Committee for the 2019 – 2021 term. Moreover, CPME has launched its Health Check 2019 ahead of the upcoming European elections. Among their six requests, […]

Outcomes of open debate on Implementation of One Health in undergraduate education. One Health[1] is a concept that recognises interlinks between human health, animal health and the environment. The value of the One Health holistic approach is undisputed when it comes to tackling different challenges to public and animal health. Academics, students, professionals and policy […]

On 10 November 2018, the CPME Board adopted the ’ CPME Statement concerning the integration of refugee doctors into the European workforce’ (CPME 2018/022 FINAL).

Today, the Commission renewed its political commitment to tackle antimicrobial resistance (AMR) by publishing a new European One Health action plan against AMR. This action plan reiterates the importance of working in collaboration across human and animal health and the environment under the One Health approach. Sharing best practices, fostering research and innovation as well […]