HOPE, the European Hospital and Healthcare Federation, is an international non-profit organisation, created in 1966.
HOPE represents national public and private hospital associations and hospital owners, either federations of local and regional authorities or
national health services. Today, HOPE is made up of 35 organisations coming from the 28 Member States of the European Union,
Switzerland and the Republic of Serbia.
HOPE mission is to promote improvements in the health of citizens throughout Europe, high standard of hospital care and to foster
efficiency with humanity in the organisation and operation of hospital and healthcare services. |
Quality first!
Challenges in the changing hospital and healthcare environment
HOPE EXCHANGE PROGRAMME 2014
28 April - 25 May
Applications open from 15 August to 31 October 2013
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HOPE AGORA 2014
Amsterdam, 26-28 May
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RECENT HOPE PUBLICATIONS
 Mediation in healthcare
Ageing health workforce - Ageing patients The findings of the 31st HOPE Exchange Programme and the broad topic of “Ageing health workforce and ageing patients” were extensively discussed in Berlin during HOSPAGE, a conference an evaluation meeting on 12 and 13 June 2012. The report illustrates the contents and findings of HOSPAGE; it goes through the debates and results and gives notice of the solutions and situations identified by the HOPE Exchange Participants. Better health- A shared challenge for hospitals and primary health care The Crisis, Hospitals and Healthcare Chronic diseases, a clinical and managerial challenge
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HOSPITALS in the 27 Member States of the European Union Knowledge on hospitals in Europe is sparse and spread in different sources. To make easily available the core information HOPE has developed three tools. Facts and figures
provide detailed information about the situation of hospitals in each EU Member State. It considers the demographic and socio-economic condition, the healthcare systems features, hospital planning, governance and financing.
Hospitals in the EU 27: Facts and figures Comparative key figures
examine the most significant data and indicators for a better understanding of the overall situation of hospitals. They present the trends over the last five to ten years on hospital activity, acute care hospital capacity and healthcare workforce.
Hospitals in the EU 27: Comparative key figures Hospitals in the 27 Member States of the European Union
is a joint work of HOPE and DEXIA, both a paper poster gathering information for each of the EU Member States and a book providing a synthesis.
Hospitals in the EU 27: The book
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