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The story of dedication of prim. dr. sc Siniša Skočibušić to medicine and continuous professional advancement, shaped by diverse experiences and education, always striving for further multidisciplinary contributions to medicine and society, continues as he works as a director of the Institute of Public Health of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, serving the community and promoting public health. He contributed as a speaker during Health Hub's CEE Policy Summit "Boosting Vaccine Confidence and Uptake for #NextGenEU". "The future of the National Immunization Coalition lies primarily in its ability to recognize the key gaps in vaccination coverage, especially among vulnerable

During the sixth month of Croatian Presidency of the EU Council (in 2020.) our Health Administration has showed timely reaction by undertaking activities related to the response to the emergency spread and mitigation of the consequences of COVID-19 on people's health and the health system across the EU Member States, highlighted Antonija Margeta as a delegate of the Croatian Ministry of Health on the occasion of the Policy Summit on immunization

Vaccines Europe is an association based in Brussels that represents the vaccine developers operating in the EU. Vaccines are really contributing to the wellbeing of the economy, and of course to the quality of life and good health of our citizens. When we speak about the respiratory infections, they pose a very significant economic and healthcare burden both in pediatric and the adult populations. Laurent Louette. Director of Public Affairs & Country Liaison at Vaccines Europe spoke about it during the Policy Summit

During CEE Policy Summit "Boosting Vaccine Confidence for "NextGenEU", a representative of European Commission (Croatian Representation Office) Andrea Čović Vidović shared a vision of European Health Union and activities of the Commission toward protecting public health in our region and EU in general

The UN General Assembly invites all Member States, organizations of the United Nations system and other global, regional and subregional organizations, the private sector and civil society, including non-governmental organizations, academic institutions, individuals and other relevant stakeholders to observe the International Day of Epidemic Preparedness annually in an appropriate manner and in accordance with national contexts and priorities, through education and awareness-raising activities, in order to highlight the importance of the prevention of, preparedness for and partnership against epidemics

The Central and Eastern European (CEE) Policy Summit 2024 on Immunization shone a spotlight on innovative approaches to enhancing immunization coverage. With a focus on digital tools, emotional engagement, and cross-sector collaboration, the summit showcased a forward-thinking blueprint for tackling vaccine hesitancy and improving vaccination rates across the region.