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Health Report 2020

Europe demands compulsory vaccinations

STADA Health Report 2020: A study with over 24,000 participants from twelve European countries on “How Europe moves towards the future” – including a corona special with more than 6,000 respondents from six countries. 61 percent of Europeans are satisfied with the medical care provided during the corona pandemic. However, predictions for the future look rather gloomy: 36 percent are expecting a financial crisis, 40 percent fear for their jobs.

The corona special of the STADA Health Report shows that recognition for members of the health sector has increased during the crisis. I strongly hope that the respect and appreciation for doctors, nurses and pharmacy teams will prevail after the pandemic.

Peter Goldschmidt

STADA Chairman of the Executive Board/CEO

There is no way around digitisation.

Dr. med. Shari Langemak

E-health expert

Interview: Dr. Shari Langemak

Dr Langemak, the STADA Future Index reveals that the readiness for remote treatment has increased significantly compared to the previous year. Will we only be called up for consultations from within our own four walls?

Many Europeans have lingering doubts about the digitisation of their health data. Do we have to “take the plunge” regardless?

Must we therefore develop a new approach towards health from a more global perspective in the future?

There has been much debate as to whether the outbreak of the corona pandemic was foreseeable. What is certain is that healthcare systems across the world were taken to the limits of their load-bearing capacity. What lesson can we learn from this?

Speaking of communication: Two in three Europeans are afraid of antibiotic-resistant germs, but fewer than half of them know that antibiotics are used exclusively to combat bacteria. What are the implications of this gap in knowledge?

Our genes can also be a “breeding ground” for diseases. Many Europeans are still widely unaware that genes can promote the onset of certain diseases such as osteoporosis. Simultaneously, there is scepticism about gene therapies. How do you assess this connection?

For KANTAR, it has been a pleasure partnering closely with STADA over several years to grow the STADA Health Report into a project that now provides a wide range of health-related insights, drawn from research conducted among a representative sample of more than 24,000 participants across 12 European countries.

Tim Irfan

KANTAR, Associate Director, Health Division

The European City of Health

What are the effects of COVID-19? What are views on compulsory vaccination? What do people in Europe think about treatments via webcam? Explore individual European cities with us on the STADA Health Blog.

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Representative online study by Kantar on behalf of STADA. Timeframe: February through March 2020. Sample: Around 2,000 respondents each from Austria, Belgium, Germany, Finland, France, Italy, Poland, Russia, Serbia, Spain, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.

Corona special: Representative online study by Kantar on behalf of STADA. Timeframe: 23 through 27 April 2020. Sample: Around 1,000 respondents each from Germany, Italy, Russia, Serbia, Spain and the United Kingdom.

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