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Conversations on the EU Pharma

1x03 - The Nurses’ voice on Biosimilar medicines. An opportunity for integrated care

Conversations on the EU Pharma

Medicines for Europe

Health & Fitness, Medicine

00 Ratings

🗓️ 3 October 2022

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Summary

Conversations on EU Pharma is back with a third episode we will explore the role played by specialised nurses in delivering positive patient outcomes with biologic therapies and the development of integrated care for patients living with Non-Communicable Diseases (NDC), starting with an overview on the impacts of Covid-19 on the nursing community.

Joining the discuss on the benefits of Biosimilar Medicines were:

  • Adriano Friganovic, President of the European Specialist Nurses Organisation - ESNO
  • Hanneke Voorneveld-Nieuwenhuis, Nurse Practitioner, Maasstad hospital, The Netherlands

As the host for this episode you will find Kate O’Regan, Communications & Stakeholder Relations Senior Manager from Medicines for Europe.

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0:00.0

Hello and welcome to Conversations on EU Pharma, a podcast by Medicines for Europe where we discuss the

0:14.3

challenges, opportunities and solutions for better health and better access for patients in Europe.

0:20.6

Today we're discussing the role of biosimilar medicines and how that can assist patient care

0:25.9

and those with non-communicable diseases, which are very prevalent and very burdensome in Europe.

0:31.8

I'm very pleased to be joined by two experts from the nursing community today, who I last

0:36.8

to introduce themselves. So maybe

0:38.8

Adriano, would you like to say a word of introduction? Well, hello everyone. My name is Adriano Fregano,

0:44.6

which I'm a president of the European Specialist Nursing Organization. I'm a critical care nurse.

0:50.8

I work at the University of Applied Health Sciences and University Hospital Center,

0:56.9

Zagreb, as head nurse of the Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care. I have a PhD in

1:03.7

public health, and I also serve as a president of the World Federation of Critical Care Nurses, I'm very happy to be here today with you.

1:13.1

Breeze, thank you Adriano. And Hanukkah?

1:15.6

Hello, everyone. I'm Hanukkah Fornefeld.

1:18.6

I work as a nurse practitioner in an outpatient clinic in the Netherlands,

1:23.6

within the field of rheumatology, and we do a lot of work with biologics and biosimilars and we did

1:29.9

some research on changing from originators to biosimilars. So I'm very pleased to be part of this

1:38.4

conversation. Thank you, Anka. I'm very happy to have both of you with us today. I think if we

1:43.7

jump straight in, I'd like to maybe start

1:45.7

both of you are practicing nurses within a hospital in your respective countries. And I'd really like to

1:52.0

start by asking, you know, from the nursing perspective, how is the situation in the hospitals now from

1:57.7

recovering from the pandemic and trying to rebuild patient care.

2:02.4

How has this period of time impacted the nursing community from your experience?

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