Partners

I am honoured to be working with the Institute for Patient Rights and Health Education as part of my programme 'Patient First'. The Institute, founded in 2004, works to improve the situation of patients and promotes health-seeking attitudes among citizens. Over the years of its activities, the Institute has earned trust as a credible and transparent institution, bringing together both patient organisations and health care experts.

The Institute's vision is to become a key partner in decision-making in the healthcare system. The mission is to support systemic solutions that can contribute to improving the quality of life of patients and to shape pro-health attitudes in society.

I share a common goal with the Institute - we want the patient's voice to be heard and understood. That is why I am happy to co-create and promote educational content about patients' rights and the importance of health in everyone's life. This collaboration enables me to reach a wider audience and communicate important information in an accessible format. I thank the Institute for its valuable partnership and commitment to my mission.

Zakłady Farmaceutyczny AMARA sp. z o.o. has joined the ranks of our valued partners in the "Patient First" initiative. AMARA, which is one of the pioneers of the Polish pharmaceutical industry, has been constantly striving to innovate and improve healthcare services since its foundation in 1994.

Over the years of its existence, AMARA has won numerous awards, confirming its role as a leader in the pharmaceutical industry. Thanks to partners such as AMARA, we are able to fulfil our mission - to ensure that the patient's voice is heard and respected. This collaboration enables us to spread education and awareness about patient rights and the importance of health in our lives.

I sincerely thank the AMARA Pharmaceutical Plant for this valuable partnership and commitment to our common goals.

Headquartered in 1941 in Hoya, Tokyo Prefecture, by brothers Shoichi and Shigeru Yamanaka, Hoya Corporation joins our valued partners in the 'Patient First' initiative.

For more than 80 years, Hoya Vision has been a pioneer in the field of optics and healthcare, constantly breaking down technological barriers and providing innovative solutions for clear vision. As an internationally recognised provider of comprehensive vision care products, Hoya continually strives to improve the quality of life by improving vision and protecting the eyes.Through this partnership, we can further promote health and well-being by emphasising the importance of clear vision in achieving patients' personal aspirations and dreams.

Together with Pierre Fabre Medicament, we will not only promote a healthy lifestyle and an informed approach to healthcare, but also inspire a deeper appreciation of the role that nature and science play in our health. Our podcasts, enriched by the expertise and experience of Pierre Fabre Medicament specialists, will offer listeners a unique perspective on medical innovation, the effectiveness of modern therapies and the importance of an integrated approach to healthcare.

This partnership opens up new opportunities for health education, allowing for a deeper understanding of the impact of pharmaceuticals and biotechnology in improving lives. Through joint efforts, our content will not only inform and educate, but also motivate people to take active care of their health, taking into account both scientific advances and traditional nature-based wisdom.

We thank Pierre Fabre Medicament for joining our initiative and for their commitment to our common goals. We are confident that this collaboration will have a real impact on raising awareness of key health issues and will provide valuable information to our community of listeners.

Roche, a company with 125 years of history, recognised as one of the largest biotechnology companies in the world and a leader in in vitro diagnostics and innovative therapeutic solutions, joins as a partner of the Patient First programme. Roche's dedication to the field of biotechnology, its unwavering commitment to its employees, partners, stakeholders and, above all, patients, reflects deep-rooted values that are fully in line with the mission of our podcast programme.

Roche Poland stands out as a leader in providing innovative health solutions, supporting physicians on a daily basis in their constant fight for the health and lives of patients, and working closely with the academic and medical communities. Such commitment and leadership in the area of health innovation is invaluable to our efforts in educating and informing our audience about the latest developments and challenges in medicine and healthcare.

We are extremely grateful to Roche for joining the Patient First programme and for their willingness to share their knowledge and experience, which will undoubtedly enrich our podcasts.

The hospital, whose history dates back to 1957, is honored to join the "Patient First" program. Today, the hospital, which is a teaching center within the Medical Center for Postgraduate Education, has 337 beds and admits approximately 20,000 patients annually. Since 1967, this facility has been named after Professor Witold Orłowski, an outstanding internist and former head of the department of internal diseases.

As part of the "Patient First" program, our hospital contributes to promoting health education and disseminating medical knowledge, which is especially valuable in the context of our podcasts. Cooperation with such an experienced and respected medical institution allows our listeners to obtain reliable and in-depth information about the functioning of the health system, as well as the latest achievements and challenges in the field of medicine.

We thank the hospital for its cooperation and for its invaluable contribution to achieving our goal: to inform, educate and inspire our community to take care of their health. Together we can better understand and appreciate the importance of health care and its impact on each of our lives.

Medicover Hospital, a private multi-specialty medical facility, is pleased to join the "Patient First" program. Located in Warsaw's Wilanów district, this hospital covers an area of ​​16,000 square meters. m² and offers patients comprehensive health care in accordance with the highest global standards.

The Medicover Hospital is home to a number of specialist departments employing over 400 doctors and 300 nurses and midwives. As part of our "Patient First" podcast program, cooperation with the Medicover Hospital will allow our listeners to gain an in-depth understanding of the latest trends and methods in the field of medicine. By sharing the knowledge and experience of Medicover specialists, we will be able to offer content that not only informs, but also inspires and educates our community about the importance of health and modern ways of taking care of it.

We would like to thank the Medicover Hospital for joining our program and for their willingness to co-create valuable podcasts that aim to promote a healthy lifestyle and increase awareness of health innovations. Together we can better serve our listeners by providing them with reliable information and practical advice about health care.

The Lower Silesian Center for Lung Diseases in Wrocław, which is the only highly specialized medical facility in Lower Silesia focused on the diagnosis, treatment and early rehabilitation of diseases of the respiratory system and chest organs, is pleased to join the "Patient First" program.

This center, as a result of the merger with the Long-Term Care Lung Diseases Hospital Complex in Oborniki Śląskie, approved by the Board of the Lower Silesian Voivodeship on July 1, 2008, offers comprehensive medical care. The facility in Wrocław provides quick diagnosis and intensive treatment of lung diseases, while in Oborniki Śląskie - treatment of patients with tuberculosis and other long-term pulmonary diseases.

As part of our podcast program, cooperation with the Lower Silesian Center for Lung Diseases will allow our listeners to better understand complex respiratory diseases and modern methods of their treatment. We believe that sharing the knowledge and experience of this unique facility will significantly enrich the content of our podcasts, providing listeners with valuable information and inspiration to take care of their own respiratory health.

We would like to thank the Lower Silesian Center for Lung Diseases for joining our initiative and for their invaluable contribution to promoting respiratory health and health education among our listeners.