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We are pleased to welcome you to the 10th Patient Centricity and Collaboration World Congress 2027 Europe, hosted by Facilitate Live. Over three days, we aim to foster meaningful collaboration across the healthcare ecosystem, enabling delegates to gain practical strategies and best practices for addressing emerging challenges, embracing innovation, leveraging new technologies, and advancing patient centric goals.

This year’s congress is anchored by the strategic theme, “Patient Partnership as the Engine of Innovation, Equity, and Trust.” It reflects the growing recognition across the healthcare ecosystem that patient involvement is a critical driver of scientific excellence, operational performance, and sustainable innovation.

The Congress convenes leaders from biopharmaceutical organisations, regulatory bodies, clinical research, digital health, and patient advocacy to examine how patient partnership can be embedded more systematically across the development and delivery lifecycle. As healthcare becomes increasingly digital, decentralised, and data‐driven, organisations must adopt models that integrate patient insights into decision‐making, strengthen transparency, and ensure equitable access to research and care.

Achieving patient centricity requires a shift from traditional, organisation‐led approaches toward structured, patient‐centered frameworks. This includes incorporating patient perspectives into early‐stage development, protocol design, endpoint selection, and communication strategies. It also involves adopting personalised care models that tailor treatments, information, and support to individual needs. Clear, accessible communication remains essential to building trust and enabling informed decision‐making across diverse European populations.

Technology plays a pivotal role in advancing this agenda. Decentralised and hybrid trials, digital monitoring, artificial intelligence, and real‐world evidence offer opportunities to reduce burden, improve data quality, and expand participation. However, these innovations also introduce new complexities related to governance, equity, and patient readiness. Organisations must ensure that digital transformation enhances, not hinders the patient experience, and that solutions are designed with inclusivity, transparency, and regulatory alignment. Globally, the industry has made significant progress in operationalising patient centered approaches. Patient centricity has evolved from a conceptual aspiration into a measurable strategic priority supported by frameworks, metrics, and cross‐functional governance. Yet, as healthcare models continue to evolve and patients become more informed and digitally engaged, achieving true patient centricity remains an ongoing commitment requiring continuous improvement and collaboration.

We look forward to your participation in this year’s Congress and to the insights, partnerships, and strategic discussions that will help shape the future of patient‐driven innovation across Europe.

We look forward to meeting you at the Congress!