Session 1 – Inspiration from Across Europe
Session 1 brings together short, focused presentations from selected speakers on issues which facilitate learning for EMS services throughout Europe. Through concrete examples of service development, operational challenges and new models of care, the session is designed to spark discussion, reflection and exchange of practical ideas that participants can take back to their own organisations.
Session 2 – EMS Resilience in a Changing World
Session 2 focuses on the challenges and responsibilities facing EMS services in a rapidly changing security environment. With brief opening talks from expert speakers, the session will explore preparedness, resilience, cross-border collaboration and civil-military cooperation, before opening up for discussion on how European EMS leaders can adapt to new threat scenarios and strengthen their services for the future.
Session 3 – Reimagining EMS in Europe: Building the Future of Emergency Care
The future of EMS in Europe offers a powerful opportunity to reshape and strengthen emergency patient care. By empowering people, harnessing new technologies, and embracing innovative care models, we can better meet the needs of patients, societies, and healthcare systems. In this session we invite experts to explore and challenge us on what this future could look like, identify the challenges that must be overcome, and propose practical strategies for building a more efficient, resilient, and patient-centred EMS system in Europe.
Session 4 – A Call to Action for EMS Leadership
In Session 4 we align our leadership by outlining a shared vision for EMS in Europe and beyond, translating this into a small number of clear, measurable priorities. By combining our strengths, openly sharing knowledge, and working to resolve problems collaboratively, we move from individual efforts to collective impact. The EMS Leadership Forum becomes powerful when we act as one network—collaborative, focused, and committed to delivering better outcomes together.
Please note that the programme is still being finalised and is therefore subject to change.
