- di 15 december 2026
Concentrate care where it works and distribute it where possible. This conference addresses the complex choices surrounding the redistribution of care, from contracting to the impact on smaller hospitals. Administrators, policymakers, and specialists share current insights and practical experiences.
An economic and social issue
Behind proposals to concentrate care or, conversely, organize it close to home lie major financial interests and existing revenue models. Speakers demonstrate which economic incentives drive concentration and dispersion, and when proximity of care is socially desirable.
From policy to implementation
Visitors will hear how the first agreements on the concentration of complex care are playing out in practice. An independent chairperson and a major health insurer, among others, will explain how they move from agreements made to actual action.
Room for smaller players
The position of independent clinics and smaller hospitals is also discussed. What is their role in a healthcare landscape that increasingly focuses on concentration? And how do you prevent smaller institutions from being left behind?
Legal frameworks
Collaboration between healthcare providers is at odds with the Competition Act. A healthcare law specialist explains where the boundaries lie and how collaboration is possible.
