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Context and challenges for coordinated/integrated health services delivery (CIHSD) in the Baltic Region. Erica Barbazza & Viktoria Stein Health Services Delivery Programme Division of Health Systems and Public Health WHO Regional Office for Europe.
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Context and challenges for coordinated/integrated health services delivery (CIHSD) in the Baltic Region • Erica Barbazza& Viktoria Stein • Health Services Delivery Programme • Division of Health Systems and Public Health • WHO Regional Office for Europe Health System Development Perspectives: Problems of equity and integrated care Vilnius, Lithuania, October 28th 2013
Presentation overview What is coordinated/integrated health services delivery (CIHSD)? Lessons from implementation: Experiences from the Baltic countries WHO/EURO’s work plan to developing a Framework for Action towards CIHSD
Patient vignette: scenario 1 On-site lab Pharmacy Complexity: Low Fragmentation: Low Patient capacity: High Coordination need: Low PHC led prevention GP visit
Patient vignette: scenario 2 Complexity: High Fragmentation: Moderate Patient capacity: Low Coordination need: Extensive 85 year old male, multi-morbidities, mobility challenges, regular contact with multiple providers, taking multiple medications for conditions Graphics byKatrinGasior and Georg Ruppe, European Centre 2009
What is coordinated/integrated health services delivery (CIHSD)? The management and delivery of health services such that people receive a continuum of services through the levels and sites of care within the health system, and according to their needs. Services Settings • Health Protection • Health Promotion • Disease Prevention • Diagnosis • Treatment • Long-term care • Rehabilitation • Palliative care • Public health • Primary care • Secondary care • Specialist care • Community, home & social care • Pharmacies Source: WHO/EURO, Roadmap, 2013
Why is CIHSD necessary? Morbidity Demography Technology Preferences Financial constraints Path dependencies Path dependency Adapted from Dr. Amelung, 2013, Tallinn, Estonia
Where are we now? Estonian eHealthsystem National Prevention/promo in PHC; LVA Local Multidisciplinary centres, EST Eastern Lithuanian Cardiology Programme Provider networks, LTU
How did it take shape? ELCP example continued NATIONAL SUPPORT EXTERNAL AUDIT Situation analysis: epidemiological context, services & Regional needs Implementation: roll-out of activities (infrastructure; education; etc) ? Cont’d roll-out: on-going use of infrastructure; trainings; etc Planning: specifying interventions; targets; aims; etc ADVOCACY
WHO/EURO: supporting Member State transformations towards more CIHSD
Developing a WHO/EURO Framework for Action towards CIHSD Consolidating literature; defining arenas for action Country case studies; lessons from implementation Tools and curriculum for change management
Know of a CIHSD to share? Visit the health services delivery page to submit an initiative towards more CIHSD or help and share the open call for initiatives with your colleagues! Visit: http://www.euro.who.int/en/health-topics/Health-systems/health-service-delivery
THANK YOU To reach the Secretariat directly to send comments or questions please contact CIHSD@euro.who.int Health System Development Perspectives: Problems of equity and integrated care Vilnius, Lithuania, October 28th 2013