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Last week's Hospital in the Home Society of Australasia conference was full of fascinating insights, including from Michael Holland and David Nicolás Ocejo (see image below). Dr Holland highlighted the crucial role HITH services can play in helping reduce the burden on public hospital emergency departments (hence the government's recently announced $31.4 million investment in HITH: https://lnkd.in/gzhiYJ3J). Keynote speaker Dr Ocejo talked about the successful impact HITH has had on the Spanish healthcare system since it began in 1989. Spain now has 126 HITH units taking a multidisciplinary approach to healthcare at home that is paying dividends. Integrated, multidisciplinary care is a hallmark of Vitalis' Hospital in the Home service. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gcg9NZwR

Reflecting on Friday's insightful Panel Discussion on the 'Importance of Quality of Care and Patient Safety in the Future of Healthcare in Europe,' held during our General Assembly?? Our EU/EEA Chair, David Alves Berhanu, along with Válter R Fonseca, Health Systems & Quality of Care Technical Officer at World Health Organization, and Francisco Ribeiro Mour?o, EJD Past Treasurer, shared valuable perspectives. Here are some key takeaways: ?? Let's work on indicators reflecting junior doctors' perspectives for better quality care outcomes. ?? Quantify the lack of formal quality of care training to advocate for improved pre and postgraduate training. ?? Advocate for a systemic approach to quality of care, integrating interventions at both macro and micro levels. Let's shape the future of healthcare together! #EJDSM24 #QualityOfCare #PatientSafety #HealthcareFuture"

On December 20, 2024, the Belgian Health Care Knowledge Center (KCE) released the Health Services Research report on expenditure control measures in Diagnosis-Related Group (DRG)-based hospital payment systems. The report offers an overview of the current hospital financing model in Belgium, details proposed reforms toward case-based DRG payments, reviews expenditure control mechanisms in five European countries, and provides recommendations to stakeholders: https://lnkd.in/e8DUJeD5

"Urgent global action is required to improve the screening, diagnosis and treatment journey for women with cardiovascular disease." - Global Heart Hub This clear and simple message from the Global Heart Hub aptly reflects the dark and complex reality that heart disease, as the LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH for women remains UNDERSTUDIED, UNDERDIAGNOSED, and UNDERTREATED. The truth is, most heart diseases can be managed quite well if detected early. Many patients can go on to enjoy quality of life if their condition is treated and well-managed. Things can and should be better. An important aspect to increasing early detection, preventing missed diagnosis and improving standards of care is to hear from patients themselves and respecting their voice and input in the process. This latest report published by the Global Heart Hub - a patient-led initiative that brought together experts from 15 countries - marks an important milestone in patient-led collaborative research. No doubt a useful resource and must-read for anyone interested in advancing women's heart health. A big shoutout to all the contributors including Australia's own Her Heart Australia and hearts4heart ???? For more information and to download a copy of the report, visit: https://lnkd.in/g2kgubhf #WomensHeartHealth #WomensHealth #CVD #GHH

?? An Important Read on Quality of Care and Patient Safety ?? We are pleased to share the new WHO Regional Office for Europe report "Taking the pulse of quality of care and patient safety in the WHO European Region: multidimensional analysis and future prospects"! This report takes a close look at how health systems can strengthen quality of care and patient safety through better policies and system-level reforms. Throughout this year, we were pleased to discuss these important topics with WHO experts during our General Assembly and Academy events. These discussions helped Junior Doctor representatives from across Europe gain a better understanding of approaches to improving quality within health systems. We encourage everyone to read the report and explore its 10 policy recommendations for practical steps to enhance healthcare. ?? Congratulations to World Health Organization Country Office in Greece and all those involved in this work! ?? Read the report here: https://lnkd.in/d_9tWckQ World Health Organization JOAO BREDA Natasha Azzopardi Muscat Válter R Fonseca Lenio Capsaskis #QualityOfCare #HealthSystems #PatientSafety

As the CFO of CANES, attending #BetterOutcomes2024 was a pivotal experience. Adrian Schauer's keynote delivered profound insights into the evolution and future of home care technologies, particularly highlighting the roles of conversational AI and SaaS integrations in revolutionizing healthcare service delivery. This event deeply resonated with our strategic initiatives at CANES, as we are currently implementing a new SaaS solution aimed at improving system integration, enhancing workflows, and streamlining processes. The advancements discussed will inform our approach and execution. I'm excited to elevate the care we provide and drive better outcomes for our community. #HomeCare #DigitalTransformation #HealthcareInnovation #SaaS

Comprehensive EValuation of the Danish Health Care System. In this presentation, I tried to provide an overview of the strengths and challenges of the Danish healthcare system. #Master of IHEP Hochschule Fresenius Presentations Danish Healthcare ApS DANISH INTERNATIONAL HEALTH CARE (PVT) LTD DANISH HEALTHCARE SOLUTIONS Danish Health Authority

Yesterday Carol Shillabeer, chief executive of Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board, gave evidence to the Welsh Affairs Committee on cross-border healthcare. Key points included the complexities of sharing data across the border and the mutual objective of improving the sharing of best practice between the two nations. Watch ?? https://lnkd.in/gbEqJjAv Our evidence ?? https://lnkd.in/gmcGCx4B

Waiting times in Wales demands a multi-faceted response, focusing on innovative solutions and systemic reform. At the Bevan Commission, we are committed to driving this change. Our Director, Dr. helen Howson spoke with That's TV regarding our latest publication, "Why Wait? Building on Proven Initiatives to Reduce Waits in Wales." The publication highlights practical, evidence-based solutions that are already making a difference in waiting times in some parts of Wales. It encourages their wider adoption across Wales to help address the scale of the nation's healthcare waiting time crisis. Explore our findings and recommendations here ?? https://lnkd.in/ekapA3yM Llywodraeth Cymru / Welsh Government | Swansea University

Sometimes impactful results can be brought through small, but powerful changes, and this is the case! A simple, yet efficient redesign of invitation letters sent out to patients increased engagement by 20% - according to a case study from the Department of Health Ireland! Hearing the patient's voice, continuously validating, and putting a clear, consistent, and personalized message to patient can drive transparency and support the patient in his journey.