EU Space: a vital tool for healthcare insurance companies
From an increase in the risk of asthma attacks to the rapid spread of diseases carried by ticks and mosquitoes, climate change not only exacerbates existing health threats – it creates new challenges too.
But what does this mean for the healthcare insurance sector?
To find out, EUSPA invites you to an online workshop for European healthcare insurance companies.
“This is an exclusive opportunity to discover how you can leverage the power of EU Space to navigate these challenging times,” says EUSPA Head of Market, Development and Innovation Department, Fiammetta Diani.
Scheduled for 11 March from 14:00 – 15:30 CET, the event will look at how the healthcare sector is already embracing space data and services to revolutionise the way we monitor health and disease. This includes using Copernicus data to better understand how climate change-related air pollution impacts respiratory diseases or to map the risk of Lyme disease in a particular location.
The webinar will also explore ways healthcare insurance companies can use this same data to enhance their own risk modelling.
“As climate change renders current models less accurate, insurance companies are increasingly recognising the value of incorporating Earth Observation data into their risk models,” adds Diani.
Participants will get a firsthand look at how Copernicus data can improve risk modelling, offering more accurate predictions and superior intelligence – both of which are key to optimising pricing strategies, risk portfolio management, and decision-making processes.
The event is also an opportunity to engage with industry experts, learn how to collaborate with EUSPA, and help shape the future of data-driven decision making in healthcare insurance.
Register today to the Unlocking opportunities for European healthcare insurance companies with space data webinar!
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