5P COOPERATION FORUM

 For over forty years Mr. Barker has assisted international businesses, governments, and other clients world-wide on their negotiations. He also has served on the faculty of the Uppsala University Faculty of Law and the London School of Economics; taught at other universities; publishes; and has created and appears with the late Roger Fisher in instructional recordings based on Getting to YES.

While Country Head for Takeda in Hungary & Poland, the aim is to build one of the most patient-focused pharmaceutical businesses. This starts by defining ambitious goals in terms of patient value, and orientating all strategies, tactics & processes towards that – fueled by the power of our purpose.

Ms Feenstra feels grateful for her role as President of the trade association of innovative pharmaceutical companies in Poland as it allows her to amplify her impact beyond Takeda. Driving the discussion towards Value Based Health Care where all patients can be treated according to medical guidelines is particularly meaningful for her.

Yasmin is a co-author of the recent WEF’s Insight Report: The Moment of Truth for Healthcare Spending – How Payment Models can Transform Healthcare Systems. Previously, she was an A.D. at High Lantern Group, a boutique consultancy operating at the intersection of business strategy, policy analysis & public affairs. She has managed and consulted on policy projects providing strategic planning & communications engaging with cross-sectoral stakeholders. Yasmin also has experience working in health philanthropy & academia.

As the CEO & Founder of 5P Health Care Solutions and the Chair of the 5P Cooperation Forum, she supports the continued transformation journey towards outcomes-focused and collaborative value-systems of health. She summarized her 30 years of living at the forefront of health care in her seminal book ‘It Takes 5 to Tango – from Competition to Cooperation in Health Care’.

His focus in Outcome Research & Translational Science makes him a prominent leader to foster cross-sector collaborations, always aiming at bringing research findings into medicine for ultimate patient benefit. After earning his M.D. from Friedrich-Schiller University in Jena and a postgrad MAS in Medical Physics & Biomechanics at ETHZ, having worked as a research expert at NIBR, Jörg Goldhahn is now serving as an adjunct professor at ETHZ department for health sciences & technology (D-HEST).

She now has made her work broadly applicable to the entire 5P care delivery chain: providers, pharma, payer, policy, and patients. She has contributed to the book ‘It Takes 5 to Tango in Health Care’ as she stands firmly by her patient peers and is a restless advocate for patients’ rights. As such, she works alongside her coachee fostering a sense of responsibility and empowerment to take ownership of their lives and medical stories.

Roi is the founder of the patient-led Israeli Society for Dysautonomia, and of several health startups & NGOs intending to fix the problems in healthcare. Roi served as the first-ever Patient-in-Residence in a Major Health organization and as board member for several others. Roi works as a thought-after international keynote speaker, patient advocate, media personality, and has authored several books. He founded The Patient School, a revolutionary organization that supports patients with empowerment and education.