Transfer of Organisational innovations for Resilient, Effective, equitable, Accessible, sustainable and Comprehnsive Health Services and Systems.

Risultati finali

Advanced version of the Strategic Research Agenda

This advanced version of SRA should provide a prioritisation in terms of: 1. the level of change that can be achieved, be it in terms of improvements in quality of care and (ultimately) health of citizens and/or in terms of the budget pressures on regional or national health care budgets, and 2. the timeliness of research evidence: for which topics are larger and longer term projects most relevant and for which ones are countries likely to be better helped with smaller and targeted research projects, including rapid assessments of available evidence, not covered in TO-REACH. 3. the methodological issues concerning international comparisons in service delivery innovations and their transferability, both between providers, sectors, regions and countries.

Policy brief targeted at policy audiences

Summary document of main lessons from WP 2 reports in order to serve as inputs for consulting and informing national and European level ministerial and funding bodies as well as other experts and stakeholders (including members of the public).

Final Workshops and study dissemination report

Workshops are organised in conjunction with the Coordination Unit and WPs under which these workshops are placed. Responsibility of WP 6 is to arrange the PR for workshops, including promotional materials, during the workshop contribute to a smooth operation and after post-meeting PR, e.g. providing updates on materials etc. including on social media platform. Workshops need to planned and prepared well in advance.

Intermediate Report
Monitoring report on effectiveness of dissemination programme

WP team will monitor the effectiveness of the dissemination programme

Final synthesis report containing an overview of priorities and challenges

Final synthesis report containing an overview of priorities and challenges based on a literature review as well as national consultation meetings and online websurveys among relevant stakeholders and experts in this field of research, chosen from research, government and civil society, including patient and provider organisations.

Synthesis report including a conceptual framework and overview of medium and long term challenges and policy priorities

The report will contain a conceptual framework and overview of medium and long term challenges and policy priorities, based on relevant international and national roadmaps and strategy documents in EU Member States and non-EU partner countries, for the purpose of providing a balanced overview of common themes and potential overlaps and connections between national research agendas.

Strategy report on discussion and synergies with one of the sister health related initiative: IC PerMed

A Joint meeting with IC PerMed will be organised in order to explore possible synergies with IC PerMed and potentially how to develop common activities

Final analytical report

Report containing (i) the final scoping review defining service/policy innovations, including an assessment of dimensions of ‘goodness’ of such innovations; (ii) the final conceptual framework for evaluating the transferability, absorptive capacity and up-scaling of such innovations and the underlying determinants of their successes and failures; and (iii) a series of case studies illustrating the applicability of the findings from (i) and (ii)

Research outputs summary dissemination template

The WP team will develop a template that can be used by other WPs

Report on the consensus from Member States on the future Joint Research Programme at EU level in the field of health systems and health services research

Report on the consensus from Member States on a future Joint Research Programme at EU level to be implemented in the post H2020 and that will focus on comparative health services and systems research

Final version of the SRA and Executive Summary

The feedbacks collected through the open consultation together with the results of the targeted meetings and events will be used to advance the SRA as a living document. An executive summary directed mainly to policy actors/groups will be also developed, also in view of the discussion on the future joint programme.

Policy Brief

Summary document of main lessons from WP 3 reports including case studies on knowledge synthesis using the framework for transferability in order to serve as inputs for consulting and informing national and European level ministerial and funding bodies as well as other experts and stakeholders (including members of the public).

Report on additional inputs on the SRA

A consultation process will be started with the publication of the Strategic research agenda. Inputs will be collected at the end of the consultation and summarized in a report.

Pubblicazioni

What are the key priority areas where European health systems can learn from each other?

Autori: Johan Hansen, Alexander Haarmann, Peter Groenewegen, Natasha Azzopardi Muscat, Gianpaolo Tomaselli, Mircha Poldrugovac
Pubblicato in: Numero Policy Brief 41, 2021, ISSN 1997-8073
Editore: World Health Organization, Regional Office for Europe

How can we transfer service and policy innovations between health systems?

Autori: Ellen Nolte, Peter Groenewegen
Pubblicato in: Numero Policy Brief 40, 2021, ISSN 1997-8073
Editore: World Health Organization, Regional Office for Europe

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