[Registration Closed] Meaningful Involvement Promotion Project: National Conference of Local Government Officials “Reflections on Patient and Party Involvement in the Prefectural Health and Medical Planning Process” (November 11, 2024)
date : 10/28/2024
Health and Global Policy Institute will hold a national conference for Local Government Officials “Reflections on Patient and Public Involvement in the Prefectural Health and Medical Planning Process” on November 11, 2024.
The purpose of this conference is to share local government officials’ efforts, good practices, and awareness of issues related to the Patient and Public Involvement to further promote the participation of parties in local governments.
This event is held only in Japanese.
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