MUDr. Marián Šóth has been the president of ASL SR since 2015, which actively represents the interests of the ambulatory sector across the entire spectrum of expertise within the Slovak healthcare system. He has run a general practice for adults himself for more than 20 years. The Association of Private Physicians of the Slovak Republic is a member of the Association of Employers' Unions and Associations of the Slovak Republic, the European Union of General Practitioners (UEMO) in European countries and EANA - the European Working Group of Specialists in the Outpatient Sector.

She currently leads the analytical and research team at the Institute of Healthcare Analysis at the Ministry of Health, focusing primarily on prevention and epidemiology of different diseases. Prior to this role, she held the position of director of the Analytical Institute at the Government Office of the Slovak Republic, where she and her team addressed various complex interdepartmental topics. Before her tenure in state administration, she worked as a researcher and team leader in multidisciplinary projects within the field of cognitive sciences at renowned global academic institutions, including the University of Oxford, Royal Holloway University of London, Boston University, and the University of Agder. Throughout her career, she clo…

Dr. Katarína Dostálová completed her medical studies at the Comenius University in Bratislava. She started as a physician at the 3rd Dept. of Internal medicine in University Hospital Bratislava. After completing the qualification in Pulmonology and Phtiseology in 2010 she started to work at the 1st Dept. of Pulmonology and Phtiseology in University Hospital Bratislava, where she focused on pre - transplant management and post transplant care after the lung transplant. Since 2017 she works as a pulmonologist in Outpatient Clinic, focusing on COPD and severe asthma. She is a board member of Slovak Pneumophtiseologic Society and a board member of Association of Private Medical practicioners.

Dajana Petríková studied both secondary and higher education for the healthcare sector. She has furthered her education in healthcare organization primarily abroad. She has work experience in healthcare delivery, commercial supplementary health insurance, and public health insurance. For over 20 years, she has specialized in the procurement of healthcare services, most notably at Union Health Insurance Company, a.s., where she held the position of Director of the Department of Institutional and Nursing Care Procurement and SVLZ. Externally, she has participated mainly in the development and implementation of DRG and OSN in Slovakia. Her ability to connect people across the sector led to her nomination for the position of Executive Direct…

In the past, he held the position of CFO in companies operating in the telecommunications and logistics sectors. He has several years of experience in management and project management on an international level, having worked not only in Europe but also in South and Southeast Asia. Since 2020, he has been part of Dr.Max Holding SK a.s., which operates the largest network of pharmacies in Slovakia. He served as CFO for two years and, since 2022, has held the position of COO. His main focus is on a modern, patient-oriented approach, transparency, and supporting innovation in the pharmaceutical sector. He is also the chairman of the Association of Chain Pharmacy Operators in Slovakia, which aims to create optimal conditions for the developm…

He studied at the Faculty of Operations and Economics of Transport and Communications at the University of Žilina, where he obtained a degree in engineering. He has been working at the NCZI (National Center for Health Information) since 2013, having held various positions, and currently serves as the Director of the Department of Development and Implementation. He has been part of the team and also led the JRUZ (Unified Reference Data Base of the Health Sector) projects. He is a member of various working groups both at the national and international level, such as the Working Group of Slovakia and the Czech Republic in the field of digitalization and the European Region Health Information Network (HIN).