Marcia Vervloet
Senior Patient-centered Care
News
Make-It Day brings European experts together on medication adherence and implementation
Are you working on medication adherence, healthcare implementation, or European collaboration? Register now for the Make-It Day on 18 November in Utrecht. During this interactive ESPACOMP pre-conference event, researchers, healthcare professionals, and implementation experts will come together to share knowledge, build new collaborations, and explore opportunities for joint European funding applications. The Make-It Day is an initiative of the Make-It Consortium, a European network dedicated to knowledge sharing and collaboration in the field of medication adherence.
Program
The programme features inspiring contributions from experts from Switzerland, Spain and the Netherlands. Speakers include presentations by Sarah Serhal and Marie Paule Schneider (Switzerland), Victoria Cardena and Francisca Leiva Fernandez (Spain) and Liset van Dijk and Rob Heerdink (the Netherlands). Participants will also take part in interactive sessions on European collaboration, joint funding opportunities, and sharing real-world experiences. The day will conclude with a keynote on European funding opportunities. The Make-It Day offers a unique opportunity to expand your network and create impact together.
Whether you are looking for European project partners, inspiration for a grant proposal, or practical experiences from other countries, the Make-It Day offers plenty of opportunities to connect, learn, and collaborate
Registration
The Make-It Day will take on Wednesday, 18 November, as a pre-conference event of the ESPACOMP Congres. Participants can attend the Make-It Day as a standalone event or combine it with the full congress programme. Register via the ESPACOMP website.
About the Research
The Make-It Consortium is a European partnership committed to improving medication adherence through knowledge exchange, capacity building, and the implementation of evidence-based interventions in healthcare practice. By fostering international collaboration, the consortium supports the development of sustainable solutions that contribute to better patient care across Europe.
