Together with the international summer courses at University of Copenhagen, CHI is planning a series of summer talks primarily aimed at students. The talks will give different perspectives on the future of health care.

For the first talk we have invited: Paul Bloch, Research Manager, Diabetes Prevention Research, Steno Diabetes Center Copenhagen.

He has contributed to the development of supersetting as an approach to sustainable development in the community. Supersetting requires:

1. broad participation and co-operation among citizens and professional actors;
2. coordinated and integrated activities in multiple arenas;
3. enhancing citizens’ competencies and motivations to act,
4. understanding and respecting the local context and the challenges of everyday life and
5. generating and using research-based knowledge to influence development.

On this background Paul Bloch will give his perspective on how supersetting can be used as an approach to promote healthy living.

15 August: Beyond imagination – Transformations in Health Care and the Role of Training and Education and A Coherent and Trustworthy Health Network for All – the Danish Digital Health Strategy 2018-2022 

22 August:  On neuroscience, dance performance and a life with cerebral palsy