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- Post-emergency, systems often shift focus back to routine management, missing chances to improve based on past crises like COVID-19.
- A workshop in the European Parliament emphasized the need for enhanced collaboration and stronger health systems in response to health crises.
- The report reviews various initiatives from the pandemic, highlighting lessons learned at global, national, and local levels to inform future responses.
Article Abstract
Once an emergency has passed, general attention typically returns to dealing with day-to-day system management, and the opportunity to learn from the crisis and improve is missed. Lessons from the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) crisis must be learned, and the necessary changes made at all levels, both in terms of improving collaboration and strengthening health systems. This special report provides the conclusion of a workshop held in the European Parliament (EP) in Brussels, Belgium. The event explored the modalities of response and preparation to the COVID-19 pandemic, and to health crises in general. The workshop considered actions at different levels: international organizations (global level), European Union (EU) Member States ([MS] national level), and health services (local level). It provided an opportunity to look back at several initiatives taken during the pandemic, and to draw inspiration from them.
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