CPD for Doctors Conference, Luxembourg 18.12.2015 - closing plenary session

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Joint European Medical Organisations’ Conference Continuing Professional Development for Doctors – Improving Healthcare 18 December 2015 - 09.00-17.00 Chamber of Commerce Luxembourg Agenda 09.00-09.30 Registration and morning coffee 09.30-09.40 Welcome and introduction Dr Katrín Fjeldsted, CPME President 09.40-09.55 Opening of the conference Ms Lydia Mutsch, Minister of Health, Luxembourg 09.55-10.00 Video message from Commissioner Vytenis P. Andriukaitis, European Commission, DG Health and Food Safety 10.00-10.15 Patients perspective on CPD Ms Nicola Bedlington, Secretary General, European Patients Forum 10.15-10.40 Coffee break 10.40-11.10 Working and learning in the service: Managing continuing professional development Prof. Janet Grant, Director of CenMEDIC (the Centre for Medical Education in Context) and FAIMER Centre for Distance Learning, Emeritus professor of education in medicine at the Open University in the UK 11.10-11.20 EACCME and accreditation of CPD on the European level Dr Edwin Borman, Secretary General of The European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS) 11.20-11.50 Patient safety and CPD Prof. Hans Rutberg, Linköping University 11.50-12.10 Study concerning the review and mapping of CPD and lifelong learning for health professionals in the EU, Dr Konstanty Radziwiłł, CPME Immediate Past-President, leader of study consortium, Minister of Health, Poland 12.10-13.00 Lunch 13.00-15.30 Parallel Working Groups of the Afternoon WG1: CPD at regulatory level - how to follow and implement the new provision on CPD in Directive 2005/36/EC Chair and rapporteur: Dr Thomas Zilling  Ms Annabel Seebohm, Head of Brussels Office and Legal Advisor at German Medical Association, Lawyer, Are there any legal aspects to CPD in the directive 2013/55/EU?  Ms Vijaya Nath, Director of Leadership Development, The King´s Fund UK. Revalidation of UK doctors: The role of CPD  Dr Andrew Long, Honorary Senior Lecturer Academy of Medical Royal Colleges, 'Revalidation - for whose benefit?  Ms Helena Scarabin, Lawyer at the National Board of Health and Welfare, Sweden. How to guarantee sufficiently trained staff in a voluntary system.  Dr Hervé Maisonneuve, Associate Professor of Public Health, Claude Bernard University, Lyon 1. Twenty years of mandatory CME in France -the experience.  Dr Sergio Bovenga, Member of the Central Committee of FNOMCEO (Italy), President of the Consortium for the Management of Health Professions Registries (Co.Ge.A.P.S.), CME in Italy: light and shadows. WG 2: What is the impact of CPD on quality of care and patient safety? Chair and rapporteur: Dr Hannu Halila  Prof. Stefan Lindgren, past president of World Federation for Medical Education (WFME), WFME Global Standards for Quality Improvement  Dr Graham McMahon, President and Chief Executive Officer at Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), Promoting quality in CPD. Lessons to learn from the US.  Dr Dave Davis, Professor Emeritus, Department of Health Policy, Management & Evaluation, University of Toronto. Senior Director, Continuing Education and Improvement Association of American Medical Colleges, Can CME save lives?  Dr Morten Selle, Norwegian Medical Association, Detection and remediation of poorly performing doctors  Dr João de Deus, President of European Association of Senior Hospital Physicians (AEMH), The Portuguese experience regarding voluntary CPD. WG 3: Barriers and incentives for CPD Chair and rapporteur: Dr Claude Schummer  Dr Edwin Borman, Secretary General of The European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS), Barriers and opportunities for the development of CME/CPD in Europe  Mr Richard Bergström, Director General of The European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations (EFPIA), Cooperation between the medical profession and the pharmaceutical industry  Accreditation of CPD at the national level. Reports from; o Dr Bernard Maillet, Belgium o Mag. Katharina Paulnsteiner, Austria o Dr Anja Mitchell, Denmark o Prof. Dr Mircea Cinteză, Romania o Dr Egidio Dipede, Italy 15.30-15.45 Coffee Break 15.45-16.30 Reports of the Working Groups 16.30-17.00 Concluding Remarks and Signing of the Consensus Statement