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Consultation on 2023 EU4Health programme's priorities, strategic orientations and needs

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The Commission launched a targeted consultation on the 2023 EU4Health programme. Deadline: 27 June 2022
The aim is to gather stakeholders’ opinions about current and future EU health priorities, strategic orientations and key health needs to be addressed through EU4Health annual work programmes, as well as providing inputs for reflection on the 2023 EU4Health Work Programme and beyond.

Within the Work Programme, the actions are structured as follows:

  • Strand of action 01: Crisis preparedness
  • Strand of action 02: Health promotion & Disease prevention
  • Strand of action 03: Health systems & healthcare workforce
  • Strand of action 04: Digital Health
  • Strand of action (transversal) 05: Cancer


The link to the Survey can be found here

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