Who, what, when, and how must we act to make Croatian health system healthier, more efficient, and more sustainable?
Health is not a sector – health is a societal responsibility. That is why we are creating space for concrete solutions, clear priorities, and actionable changes.
HealthComm Forum 2026 brings together decision-makers, professionals, and communicators to jointly define the Agenda for a Healthy Society. Health begins with agreement.
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At the HealthComm Forum, Tomislav Sokol spoke about the availability of innovative medicines, inequalities among member states, and new EU measures aimed at strengthening the security of medicine supply chains.
“What kind of system are we in if a family doctor has to deal with scheduling patient appointments?”
The healthcare system still predominantly reacts only once a disease has developed, even though many health risks can be predicted years in advance.
New research among members of patient associations reveals what citizens expect from healthcare, where they see the biggest problems and why patient experience will be at the center of this year’s HealthComm Forum.
Right now, his focus is once again on CRO Race, for which he’s again designing the trophy, as well as awards for the Ljubuški Film Festival and the HealthComm Awards.
At a time when healthcare systems across Europe are facing multiple, often interconnected challenges, HealthComm Forum 2026 will take place in Zagreb on 9 and 10 June under the patronage of the Ministry of Health.
The conference will explore how to make Croatia healthier, more efficient, and more sustainable, bringing together decision-makers, healthcare professionals, and communicators to shape an Agenda for a Healthy Society.
New research reveals a strong social consensus around health as the fourth edition of the HealthComm Forum approaches in Zagreb.
The debate about health as the foundation of economic stability and social progress.
The goal of the award is to accelerate positive changes in healthcare by highlighting best practices and encouraging cross-sector collaboration.
Health is not just a personal value; it is a key national resource and, therefore, a strategic priority for all countries, as confirmed by the Zero Quadrant research.
The largest regional healthcare conference, HealthComm Forum, gathered leading global experts, medical professionals, pharmacists, healthcare managers, patients, and political representatives in one place.
“Everyone within the system needs to understand what this change can bring for society, and then for them, and what new perspectives emerge from that change,” said Išek Međugorac.
