Sascha Marschang
Policy Coordinator for Health Systems, European Public Health Alliance
Sascha joined EPHA (European Public Health Alliance) in September 2009. A dual German and Canadian citizen, he holds a Masters degree in Communication and Cultural Studies from York University (Toronto) focusing on EU migration issues. Prior to working at EPHA he gained experience in public and private sector organisations in Brussels, Canada, and the U.K.
His policy portfolio includes health workforce issues, health tools (including eHealth and the Digital Agenda for Europe), health threats, and all other issues related to health system access and restructuring.
He speaks fluent English, French and German, as well as intermediate-level Dutch.
Contact information:
Telephone: +32 2 233 382
Email: s.marschang(at)epha.org
1 blog from the author
Medical devices and in vitro diagnostics proposals: Information is Power
World Health Day approaching us on April 7th is meant to raise awareness on the endless host of hurdles that undermines our health and therefore, our quality of life. Public health is about making sure that the external factors that determine our health are governed by policies that have people’s well-being at the very heart of their mandate. EPHA, Europe’s leading NGO advocating for better health, is committed to that very principle.
This year marks EPHA’s 20th anniversary in advocating EU and European policy-makers on public health. Bringing today’s leaders to focus on people’s health is not an easy task. The medical devices and in vitro diagnostics files appropriately represent the juggling effort that advocating for public health usually turns out to be.
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