Further Moves On European Health Policy

2 October 1994

European Commissioner Padraig Flynn, responsible for health and social affairs, has personally backed an exercise in health policy development by the European Health Care Alliance, the Brussels, Belgium-based grouping of professional, patient and non-governmental organizations involved in health.

In the latter part of September, an invitation-only seminar of health experts (from academia, governments, the voluntary sector, the European Commission, the World Health Organization and the Council of Europe) focused on five areas:

- accidents, injuries, suicides and para-suicides; - pollution-related diseases; - rare diseases; - health data; and - consultation mechanisms for public health.

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