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The South-Eastern Europe Health Network (SEEHN) established in 2001, is a multi-governmental forum for regional collaboration on health, health systems and public health. It comprises of Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Israel, Republic of Macedonia, Republic of Moldova, Montenegro, Romania and the Republic of Serbia. The SEEHN continues to enhance sub-regional cooperation in health in the SEE through support of national public health investments in the areas where they can show an impact on overall health status and are associated with improved investment opportunities that contribute to growth.

SEE REGIONAL COLLABORATION FOR PUBLIC HEALTH
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The SEEHN is continuously contributing to the SEE and European policies in health and economic growth development and implementation. It supported development of the WHO strategy “Health 2020: a European policy framework supporting action across government and society for health and well-being”, as well as of the “European Action Plan for Strengthening Public Health Capacities and Services” and their adoption at the 62nd WHO Regional Committee for Europe in 2012, looking forward to further strengthen the case of health as an investment in growth. To date, SEE Health Network has established a number of partnerships with international, regional and national institutions and organizations, with whom it shares the vision and mission for improved public health and wellbeing of all.

FOSTERING PARTNERSHIPS IN HEALTH
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The South-eastern European Health Network (SEEHN) puts the issue of health and economic development high on its agenda in 2005, discussing it with the ministers of finance of its member states, at the Second Ministerial Forum in Skopje, Macedonia. Ministers of Health have pledged to demonstrate the economic potential of health as a means to increase productivity and decrease public expenditure on illness, acknowledging that “a healthy population works better and produces more”.

HEALTH FOR JOBS AND PROSPERITY

Republic of Moldova

Managing the mobility of health professionals

Recognizing the seriousness of the health workforce migration in recent years and the negative effects of brain drain and brain waste, the Republic of Moldova implemented the project “Better Managing the Mobility of Health Professionals” under the coordination of the World Health Organization.

Financially supported by the European Union, the project aimed to strengthen the capacity of the Republic of Moldova to manage the migration of Moldovan health professionals and to build up a better framework for the legal migration of health workers between Moldova and the EU in order to reduce or mitigate the negative impacts of migration on the Moldovan health system as well as to ease the reintegration of returning health workers.

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The Report of the 37th Plenary Meeting of the South-eastern Europe (SEE) Health Network, 28–29 June 2016 in Sarajevo

August 13, 2016

The 37th Plenary Meeting of the South-eastern Europe (SEE) Health Network was organized under the…

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Successful Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina of the SEE Health Network in the first half of 2016

July 2, 2016

Outcomes and Decisions of the 37th Plenary Meeting of the South-eastern Europe Health Network (SEEHN) …

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The First Announcement

June 3, 2016

The SEE Health Network Executive Committee and Secretariat are pleased to announce that on 03-04…

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