Syreon Research Institute is dedicated to promoting evidence-based health policy in developing countries. To explore research opportunities in Africa our team recently had a 10-day visit to Accra, Ghana. Thanks to our long-term relationship with former students, we were able to attend several meetings with a wide range of local experts, organize a scientific symposium and explore the opportunities for establishing an African research unit.
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ISPOR Ghana Chapter (https://www.ispor.org/member-groups/global-groups/regional-chapters/ghana) organized a successful scientific symposium in collaboration with the Ghana Ministry of Health, the Embassy of Hungary in Accra and Syreon Research Institute.
Syreon coordinated a one-day virtual workshop held on the 24th September about „Guidance and 3 case studies on health economic modelling of personalised medicine”. The meeting was organized under the umbrella of the the HecoPerMed consortium jointly with Erasmus University, Institute for Medical Technology Assessment, University of Oxford, German Aerospace Center and Austrian Institute Of Technology.
Our research institute was excited to host Prof. Jonathan D. Campbell for a 6-month sabbatical leave in 2018. Jon was interviewed about his experience in Budapest, see http://www.cupharmacyperspectives.org/faculty-perspectives/hungary-sabbatical-qa-dr-jon-campbell/