Introduction
1.1. These Terms and Conditions govern your participation in the Global Health Forum, a prestigious event organized by esteemed entities Fórum Saúde XXI (FSXXI) and CIMGLOBAL (CIM).
1.2. These terms extend to your use of our event website and registration flows.
1.3. FSXXI and CIM retain the right to enhance, modify, or adjust the event’s presentation, configuration, content, and access requirements. All changes take immediate effect. Your use of the event website and other platforms signifies your wholehearted acceptance of these terms.
Upon registering for the event, you commit to uphold these Terms and Conditions and acknowledge the Privacy Policy.
Usage of Event Platforms
2.1. Our event registration website and associated platforms serve solely for legitimate purposes. Use of these platforms for illicit, deceitful, offensive, or rights-violating activities is strictly prohibited. Any misuse will result in immediate registration cancellation and potential legal repercussions.
2.2. To ensure security and integrity, we reserve the right to safeguard the platforms by tracking suspicious activities and collaborating with relevant authorities for investigation.
Registration
3.1. Event registration is mandatory for all participants, though it is free of charge.
3.2. Register through the provided form, ensuring accurate information submission.
3.3. Registration is personal and non-transferable, and registrations on behalf of others are prohibited.
3.4. False or inaccurate information may lead to registration cancellation without prior notice.
3.5. We retain the right to deny admission to any participant not adhering to the Terms and Conditions.
Notifications
4.1. Your participation involves receiving email notifications regarding your registration. To discontinue these messages, contact us at [email protected].
Installing the event application may also prompt push notifications.
4.2. Upon registration, you might receive notifications about future editions of the event. Unsubscribe at any time using the procedures outlined in the messages. Refer to the Privacy Notice for personal data processing details.
Modes of Participation
5.1. The event provides in-person and virtual participation modes.
5.2. In-person registration necessitates a specific registration code.
5.3. We reserve the right to limit participants based on venue capacity.
Changes and Cancellation
6.1. We may modify the venue, program, schedules, speakers, or other aspects if needed, with participants duly notified.
6.2. Cancellation prompts early notice to participants.
Registration Cancellation
7.1. Participants can cancel their registration as described in the Cancellation Policy.
7.2. For cancellations, contact us at [email protected].
Substitutions
8.1. Substitutions are not permitted.
Image and Voice Capture
9.1. In-person participation involves capturing images and videos for promotional purposes. Your participation acknowledges this.
Participant Verification
10.1. Participant verification assures security and policy adherence.
10.2. Collaboration with national security authorities ensures safety.
Personal Data Processing
11.1. Refer to the Global Health Forum Privacy Policy and FSXXI and CIM Privacy Policies for personal data processing details. Privacy Policies describe how your personal data provided during the registration process is collected, used, stored, and protected.
Responsibility
12.1. Participants are liable for their actions during the event.
12.2. The organizers are not responsible for any losses, damages, injuries, or any other incidents that occur during the Event.
Limitation of Liability
13.1. FSXXI and CIM assume no responsibility except when legally mandated.
13.2. FSXXI and CIM are not responsible for any technical issues, interruptions, connection failures, or other issues related to the use of the virtual platform or technology used for the Event.
Intellectual Property
14.1. All intellectual property rights pertaining to the Global Health Forum, encompassing promotional materials, presentations, website content, and any associated materials, are the sole property of Global Health Forum organizers FSXXI and CIM.
14.2. Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or use of these materials without prior written consent from Global Health Forum organizers with FSXXI and CIM is strictly prohibited.
Applicable Law and Jurisdiction
15.1. These Terms and Conditions adhere to Portuguese laws and jurisdiction.
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Licenciada em Economia pela Universidade de Manchester, UK.
Administradora do Grupo TMG. CEO da TMG Automotive e Administradora da HaMinGi, parceria industrial na China.
Presidente da COTEC Portugal até 2022, atualmente membro da direção. Vice presidente da ATP. Presidente do Conselho da Administração do CEIIA, membro do Conselho Curadores da Universidade do Minho e do Governing Committee do MIT- Portugal.
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Um painel que visa debater a ética da responsabilidade para a ação e cumprimento da sua missão essencial, no quadro globalizado em que o saber e a pessoa dependente constitui o escopo do desenvolvimento e da segurança, para criar confiança e qualidade de vida. O sustentáculo da cidadania pela democracia sanitária vai discutir-se da biomedicina aos seguros, da informação à gestão e investigação, num sistema de sinergias das potencialidades da tecnologia e ciência… Para um novo contrato social que a Saúde Global impõe.
Graduated in Economics from the University of Manchester, UK.
Administrator of the TMG Group. CEO of TMG Automotive and Administrator of HaMinGi, an industrial partnership in China.
President of COTEC Portugal until 2022, currently member of the board. Vice president of ATP. President of the Board of Directors of CEIIA, member of the Board of Trustees of the University of Minho and of the Governing Committee of MIT-Portugal.
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A panel that aims to debate the ethics of responsibility for action and the fulfilment of its essential mission, in a globalized framework in which knowledge and the dependent person constitutes the scope of development and security, in order to create confidence and quality of life. The support of citizenship through health democracy will be discussed from biomedicine to insurance, from information to management and research, in a system of synergies of the potential of technology and science… For a new social contract that Global Health requires.
Porto, Portugal · Jornalista · Expresso; ex jornalista do Observador,
Reportagem expresso 11/08/23 “O amor de dois casais levou a um raro transplante internacional de rins
18/01/2023 — A jornalista Joana Ascensão, do semanário Expresso, venceu o Grande Prémio Jornalismo Jovem, com a reportagem “Filhos Únicos da Terra”.
14/11/2022 O segundo premio da Sociedade Portuguesa de Psiquiatria e Saúde Mental foi concedido à reportagem “O Cancro não tem Sexo” da jornalista Joana Ascensão (Expresso).
02/12/2019 Renascença, Prémio Nacional de Jornalismo de Inovação, categoria de Audiovisual, com a reportagem “Os incêndios matam abelhas. Isso afeta-nos mais do que pensa”.
O transplante é uma área da medicina que teve avanços significativos nos últimos anos, e apresenta um promissor. Com a pesquisa e desenvolvimento em curso, espera-se que mais órgãos e tecidos fiquem disponíveis para transplante, e as taxas de sucesso desses procedimentos continuem a melhorar. Além disso, é provável que os avanços na tecnologia e nas técnicas tornem os procedimentos de transplante menos invasivos e mais eficientes, reduzindo o tempo de recuperação dos doentes. No geral, o futuro do transplante é uma grande promessa para aqueles que precisam de procedimentos que salvam vidas.
Porto, Portugal · Journalist · Express; former Observer journalist,
Report express 11/08/23 “The love of two couples led to a rare international kidney transplant
18/01/2023 — Journalist Joana Ascensão, from the weekly Expresso, won the Grande Prêmio Jornalismo Jovem, with the report “Filhos Únicos da Terra”.
11/14/2022 The second prize of the Portuguese Society of Psychiatry and Mental Health was awarded to the report “Cancro não tem Sexo” by journalist Joana Ascensão (Expresso).
12/02/2019 Renascença, National Prize for Innovation Journalism, Audiovisual category, with the report “Fires kill bees. It affects us more than you think”.
Transplantation is an area of medicine that has seen significant advancements in recent years, and the future of this field looks promising. With ongoing research and development, it is expected that more organs and tissues will become available for transplantation, and the success rates of these procedures will continue to improve. Additionally, advancements in technology and techniques are likely to make transplantation procedures less invasive and more efficient, reducing recovery times for patients. Overall, the future of transplantation holds great promise for those in need of life-saving procedures.
É licenciada em Engenharia Química pelo Instituto Superior Técnico (1990) e tem um Master of Business and Administration (MBA) pela Universidade Nova de Lisboa (1994). Após a licenciatura, iniciou a sua vida profissional como investigadora no Instituto de Biologia Experimental e Tecnológica (IBET). Foi Engenheira de Projeto Fabril no Grupo Atral Cipan. Em 1992, ingressou na McKinsey, empresa de consultadoria estratégica de alta direção, onde foi senior consultant durante sete anos, participando em projectos essencialmente na área da banca e seguros. Desde 1999, é Presidente da Comissão Executiva do Grupo Luz Saúde, liderando mais de 13 mil colaboradores em 30 unidades de saúde, entre as quais o Hospital da Luz, em Lisboa. Desde 2012, o Grupo que lidera gere também, em regime de Parceria Público-Privada, um hospital público – o Hospital Beatriz Ângelo, em Loures. Foi membro do Conselho de Faculdade da Nova School of Business and Economics da Universidade Nova de Lisboa. E membro do International Advisory Board do The Lisbon MBA, da mesma Faculdade. Foi ainda membro do Conselho Geral da Universidade de Lisboa. Nos últimos anos, tem realizado regularmente conferências sobre gestão em saúde, liderança, recursos humanos e sustentabilidade financeira dos sistemas de saúde, a convite de diversas universidades e outras instituições. Em 2015, recebeu o prémio do Jornal de Negócios «Excellens Oeconomics», como melhor gestora do ano em Portugal. Em 2017, recebeu o Prémio Maria de Lourdes Pintasilgo 2017, atribuído pelo Instituto Superior Técnico (IST) a antigas alunas que se distinguiram no seu percurso profissional e social.
Um painel que visa debater a ética da responsabilidade para a ação e cumprimento da sua missão essencial, no quadro globalizado em que o saber e a pessoa dependente constitui o escopo do desenvolvimento e da segurança, para criar confiança e qualidade de vida. O sustentáculo da cidadania pela democracia sanitária vai discutir-se da biomedicina aos seguros, da informação à gestão e investigação, num sistema de sinergias das potencialidades da tecnologia e ciência… Para um novo contrato social que a Saúde Global impõe.
She holds a degree in Chemical Engineering from Instituto Superior Técnico (1990) and a Master of Business and Administration (MBA) from Universidade Nova de Lisboa (1994). After graduation, she began her professional life as a researcher at the Institute of Experimental and Technological Biology (IBET). She was a Factory Project Engineer at Grupo Atral Cipan. In 1992, he joined McKinsey, a senior management strategic consulting firm, where he was a senior consultant for seven years, participating in projects mainly in the area of banking and insurance. Since 1999, he has been Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Luz Saúde Group, leading more than 13,000 employees in 30 health units, including the Hospital da Luz in Lisbon. Since 2012, the Group he leads also manages, under a Public-Private Partnership, a public hospital – the Beatriz Ângelo Hospital, in Loures. He was a member of the Faculty Council of the Nova School of Business and Economics of the Universidade Nova de Lisboa. He is a member of the International Advisory Board of The Lisbon MBA, from the same Faculty. He was also a member of the General Council of the University of Lisbon. In recent years, it has regularly held conferences on health management, leadership, human resources, and financial sustainability of health systems, at the invitation of several universities and other institutions. In 2015, she received the award of the Jornal de Negócios «Excellens Oeconomics», as the best manager of the year in Portugal. In 2017, she received the Maria de Lourdes Pintasilgo 2017 Prize, awarded by Instituto Superior Técnico (IST) to former students who have distinguished themselves in their professional and social career.
A panel that aims to debate the ethics of responsibility for action and the fulfilment of its essential mission, in a globalized framework in which knowledge and the dependent person constitutes the scope of development and security, in order to create confidence and quality of life. The support of citizenship through health democracy will be discussed from biomedicine to insurance, from information to management and research, in a system of synergies of the potential of technology and science… For a new social contract that Global Health requires.
She is dedicated to the production and dissemination of knowledge about consumers and citizens produced by Return on Ideas, including the SAÚDES project, by Médis, in whose investigations she has been involved. She takes charge of investigations, research, editing & information design.
Dedica-se à produção e disseminação de conhecimento sobre consumidores e cidadãos produzido pela Return on Ideas, incluindo o projecto SAÚDES, da Médis, em cujas investigações tem estado envolvida. Assume a direcção de investigações, research, edição & design de informação.
Ricardo Valente is City Councilor for Economy, Employment and Entrepreneurship and City Councilor for Finance, Economic Activities and Inspectorate. He is Board Member of Porto Vivo – Porto Urban Rehabilitation Society.
Mr. Valente is also a professor at the School of Economics and Management of the University of Porto and at PBS – Porto Business School.
Ricardo Valente was City Councilor for Economy, Tourism and Commerce and City Councilor for European Funds (2017 – 2021), City Councilor for Economic and Social Development (2016 – 2017), and Non-executive City Councilor (2013 – 2016). He was also the President of Porto Convention & Visitors Bureau (2018 – 2020), President of the Board of GO Porto – Municipal Management and Works Company (2016 – 2017), and Member of the National Bidding Commission for the Relocation of the European Medicines agency (2017).
From 1992 to 2016, Mr. Valente worked in risk management consulting, capital markets (as director and board member of brokerage firms), asset management (as CEO of one of the largest independent asset management firms in Portugal), investment banking (as member of the board of a bank), and was also an investment consultant.
Mr. Valente has a Master’s degree in finance and a MBA in finance from the Catholic University of Lisbon, and a degree in Economics from the University of Porto.
Mr. Valente is the author of several books on risk management.
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