Martina Antošová
CEO of M-Change s.r.o. and as a senior project manager at HealthHub - Centre for Innovative Healthcare. She specializes in the preparation and coordination of national and international projects funded from various sources and the comprehensive implementation of these projects. Her focus is primarily on the areas of digitalization, applied research, clinical trials, and investment projects. Currently, she leads a dynamically developing company with an international reach.
She participates in the preparation of strategic documents for VAIA in the working group of the Healthy Society domain. She is involved in the transformation of healthcare, processes for improving the quality and economy of healthcare, and activities in patient safety. She also contributes to the support and organization of professional and scientific events, serves as a reviewer for several professional and scientific journals, and actively contributes to them. She is a member of several professional societies, including the Slovak Medical Society (SLS), the European Respiratory Society, the International Society for Biobanking, and others. Additionally, she is involved in the non-profit sector.
She participates in the preparation of strategic documents for VAIA in the working group of the Healthy Society domain. She is involved in the transformation of healthcare, processes for improving the quality and economy of healthcare, and activities in patient safety. She also contributes to the support and organization of professional and scientific events, serves as a reviewer for several professional and scientific journals, and actively contributes to them. She is a member of several professional societies, including the Slovak Medical Society (SLS), the European Respiratory Society, the International Society for Biobanking, and others. Additionally, she is involved in the non-profit sector.
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New hospital in Martina
What will the new university hospital in Martin be like? Work on the new hospital in Martin continues intensively. The project accepts global as well as regional requirements for excellent healthcare based on innovations in biomedicine and information technology. The entire hospital is designed according to processes that are specifically configured for the patient and his journey through the system. It meets all the original requirements - smart, green, teaching, research, personalization of the approach and planned health care based on quality and value orientation.
The construction of a new state hospital that will educate future doctors and other health professionals and at the same time support innovations and processes leading to the improvement of the knowledge economy may be the first signal to improve the current state of health care in Slovakia in years.