MOBHOPE in the community

Events and meetings

MOBHOPE shares its work at international congresses, patient meetings and European project forums. Explore where the team has taken part, what is coming next and how the project is being covered in the media.

MOBHOPE · 2025–2026

Sharing MOBHOPE across communities and institutions

MOBHOPE shares its approach through meetings with health authorities, scientific communities and patient associations. This register brings together congress participation, webinars and collaboration meetings, including planned activities.

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Sharing MOBHOPE across communities and institutions · 2026
DateActivityPurposeRepresentative(s)
Coming nextCongressINHSU 2026Poster presentationHugo Faria
WebinarGeneralitat de Catalunya · World Hepatitis DayPresentation of MOBHOPE and the three mobile unitsPablo Ryan, Hugo Faria, Ana Višić (Hepatos)
Online meetingCoimbra regional health authorityOfficial project presentationHugo Faria
Online meetingSetúbal regional health authorityOfficial project presentationHugo Faria
CongressSEIMC 2026 · BilbaoMOBHOPE presentationPablo Ryan
CongressEASL Congress 2026In-person participation and MOBHOPE displayTatjana Reić, Pablo Ryan, Hugo Faria, Ana Višić
Online meetingBeja regional health authorityOfficial project presentationHugo Faria
Online meetingWHO Innovation PlatformProject presentationHugo Faria
CongressWorld Hepatitis Summit 2026PresentationTatjana Reić
Online meetingExternal Advisory Board meetingOfficial project presentationSteering Committee
Online meetingWorld Hepatitis Alliance · Stigma surveyCollaboration on the stigma surveySteering Committee
Presentation and discussionDireção-Geral da Saúde · PortugalOfficial project presentationHugo Faria
WebinarGEITS–GEHEP · Viral hepatitis as sexually transmitted infectionsMobile screening and MOBHOPEJorge Valencia
High-level meetingGLI / Hepatos · Croatia Roundtable / Patient Meeting on Liver HealthProject presentationPablo Ryan
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Sharing MOBHOPE across communities and institutions · 2025
DateActivityPurposeRepresentative(s)
Video interviewEASL Policy Dialogues · S4 E7PresentationTatjana Reić
MeetingWorld Patients Alliance · European Regional MeetingPresentationTatjana Reić
Online meetingHepatitis B Foundation · CAB meetingPresentation of the organisationTatjana Reić
Congress4th Central Eastern European Patient Engagement Annual ForumOfficial project presentationTatjana Reić
WebinarWHO/Europe · World Hepatitis DayProject presentationAna Višić, on behalf of the Steering Committee
MOBHOPE team beside the mobile unit
MOBHOPE team beside the mobile unit · Barcelona, EASL 2026
Participation completed

MOBHOPE at EASL Congress 2026

27–30 May 2026Barcelona, Spain

The MOBHOPE team took part in EASL Congress 2026 in Barcelona. Alongside the Hepatos mobile unit, the team shared the project’s approach to bringing liver health services closer to communities.

This presence is part of MOBHOPE’s ongoing work to share practical experience in accessible, person-centred care and connect with the wider liver health community.

Official event information
Coming next

Scientific poster

Next stop: INHSU 2026

6–9 October 2026Prague, Czech Republic

The accepted poster will be presented by Hugo Faria, from Ares do Pinhal (ADP), with the poster session scheduled for 7 October.

The presentation will introduce the MOBHOPE model and its focus on making mobile liver health services more consistent and accessible for underserved populations across Europe.

Standardising mobile liver health services to accelerate viral hepatitis elimination in underserved populations across Europe

Hugo Faria · Ares do Pinhal (ADP)

Poster session · 7 October 2026

Official event information
Participation completed

Generalitat de Catalunya · Webinar

Three mobile units, one shared approach: World Hepatitis Day

28 July 2026 · 12:00–14:00 CESTOnline · Organised in Catalonia, Spain

MOBHOPE took part in “Més a prop de les persones: unitats mòbils per a l’eliminació de les hepatitis víriques”, a webinar organised by the Generalitat de Catalunya’s Department of Health. The session brought together local and international experience in mobile screening and access to care.

The three units presented complementary approaches: UMC’s mobile screening in Madrid, Ares do Pinhal’s harm reduction work in Lisbon, and Hepatos’s work with people in prison in Croatia. Ana Višić represented Hepatos at the session. Pablo Ryan also presented the European MOBHOPE project, focusing on standardising mobile services and exchanging good practices.

Official event information
Programme of the Generalitat de Catalunya webinar for World Hepatitis Day, 28 July 2026

PDF · Catalan · 1 page

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Original programme shared by the organisers. Tatjana Reić appears in the programme; Ana Višić represented Hepatos at the webinar.

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Presentations · public extracts

Selected slides from the presentations shared by Pablo Ryan for the webinar. These extracts cover the project and the Madrid mobile screening model; they are not the complete slide decks.

Participation completed

Scientific congress

MOBHOPE at the SEIMC 2026 Congress in Bilbao

28–30 May 2026Euskalduna Conference Centre · Bilbao, Spain

MOBHOPE featured in Pablo Ryan's presentation at the SEIMC 2026 Congress. He discussed the project in the context of hepatitis C and care for people in vulnerable situations, bringing the experience of mobile services to this national forum on infectious diseases and clinical microbiology.

The congress took place at the Euskalduna Conference Centre in Bilbao from 28 to 30 May 2026. The full scientific programme is available below.

Official event information
Page 115 of the official SEIMC 2026 programme, where Pablo Ryan is listed

PDF · Spanish · 152 pages

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Full official programme. The preview shows page 115, where Pablo Ryan is listed.

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Participation completed

International congress · Hepatitis elimination

MOBHOPE and Hepatos at the World Hepatitis Summit in Bangkok

28–30 April 2026Bangkok, Thailand

Tatjana Reić represented Hepatos at the World Hepatitis Summit, held in Bangkok from 28 to 30 April 2026. In the session “Hepatitis elimination in prisons”, she gave an oral poster presentation on a partnership model for HCV microelimination in Croatian prisons.

She also presented “MOBHOPE: opportunity to impact HBV response through EU project – Croatian perspective” at a WHO/Europe meeting. These two contributions shared the Croatian experience of hepatitis elimination and the opportunities offered by European cooperation through MOBHOPE.

Bridging Gaps Behind Bars: A Partnership Model for HCV Microelimination in Croatian Prisons

Tatjana Reić · Hepatos

Official event information
Tatjana Reić at the World Hepatitis Summit 2026 podium, with her presentation on HCV microelimination in Croatian prisons projected behind her
Tatjana Reić, from Hepatos, presenting the Croatian prison partnership model at the World Hepatitis Summit 2026 in Bangkok.
Participation completed

Scientific webinar · Viral hepatitis and sexual health

Jorge Valencia presents MOBHOPE at the GEITS–GEHEP webinar

25 March 2026 · 16:00–17:30 CETOnline

GEITS and GEHEP held a joint webinar on viral hepatitis as sexually transmitted infections, bringing together perspectives from sexual health and hepatology. Moderated by Pilar Vázquez and Pablo Ryan, the session addressed the current epidemiological context and approaches to screening, prevention and clinical care.

In his talk “Estrategias de cribado de VHC: del hospital a la comunidad” (HCV screening strategies: from hospital to community), Jorge Valencia discussed mobile units, the experience of Madrid Positivo's UMC and the MOBHOPE project. The shared slide presents evidence from mobile screening in Madrid during 2017–2023, which predates MOBHOPE and informs its approach.

Official event information
Jorge Valencia presenting a slide on mobile screening units, with the MOBHOPE logo, during the GEITS–GEHEP webinar
Screenshot of Jorge Valencia's presentation: mobile units, evidence from Madrid and the MOBHOPE project.
GEITS–GEHEP webinar poster with the title Hepatitis virales como ITS and the organisers' logos
Promotional poster for the joint GEITS–GEHEP webinar, “Hepatitis virales como ITS”.
Participation completed

Patient and professional meeting

MOBHOPE at the Croatia liver health roundtable

23 February 2026Hotel Dubrovnik · Zagreb, Croatia

Pablo Ryan presented the MOBHOPE model and data online at the Croatia Roundtable / Patient Meeting on Liver Health.

The meeting brought patients, professionals and organisations together to discuss liver health. It offered a setting to exchange experience and strengthen dialogue around access to care.

Official event information
Participation completed

European webinar

WHO/Europe World Hepatitis Day webinar

25 July 2025Online

Ana Višić participated on behalf of the Croatian Society for Liver Diseases Hepatos in this European exchange on hepatitis. MOBHOPE was presented at the webinar, ahead of the project's official kick-off meeting in December 2025.

The event brought together WHO/Europe, the Eurasian Harm Reduction Association, the European Liver Patients' Association and the World Hepatitis Alliance. The announced programme included updates from ECDC and the European Union Drugs Agency, alongside country experiences from Belarus, Croatia, Iceland, Portugal and Spain.

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About MOBHOPE

MOBHOPE — Mobile Hepatitis Outreach and Prevention Effort — is co-funded by the European Union through the EU4Health Programme. Running from 2025 to 2028, it aims to strengthen, standardise and expand mobile healthcare for people at increased risk of HIV, sexually transmitted infections, viral hepatitis and liver disease.

The project is coordinated by the Fundación para la Investigación Biomédica del Hospital Gregorio Marañón in Spain. Its three mobile outreach units are run by Madrid Positivo (UMC) in Spain, Ares do Pinhal (ADP) in Portugal and Hepatos in Croatia, bringing clinical, public health and community experience together.

Through mobile clinics, point-of-care diagnostics, community engagement and operational research, MOBHOPE works towards earlier diagnosis, better access to care and fewer health inequalities. Understanding social barriers and developing a shared European service package are central to creating tools and practices that other services can adopt.

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European Union funding

MOBHOPE is co-funded through EU4Health under Grant Agreement No 101233203, as listed in the official European Commission project profile. The project runs from 1 November 2025 to 31 October 2028. EU4H-2024-PJ-03 identifies the call. The project is coordinated by Fundación para la Investigación Biomédica del Hospital Gregorio Marañón (FIBHGM).

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