HPH network, FRANCE

1. HPH network,FRANCE HPH Strategy Seminar Beijing, China 7 september 2013 Andrea Limbourg

2. INPES • French National Institute for Prevention and Health Education • Public health agency created in 2002 and under the authority of the Ministry of Health • 140 employees • 100 M€ budget (~810 M Yuan) • International partnerships (Cooperation agreement with China, Russia, Canada, Europe …)

3. INPES and HPH • 6 directorates at INPES : • Programmes, Scientific affairs, Communication and Information, Networks and Regional development, Internal resources and Finance. • Develop prevention, health education and health promotion strategies at a national level to be implemented in various fields: • Schools, Prisons, Cities, Hospitals • Coordinating the national HPH network includes • Communication and collaboration with international HPH network • Attending annual HPH conference and encouraging French hospitals to participate • Administrative followup with hospitals regarding membership

4. International network of Health Promoting Hospitals & Health Services • A network of national & regional networks • Established by WHO in 1995 and based on the Ottawa Charter, Budapest Declaration and Vienna Recommendations • Mission: HPH shall work towards incorporating the WHO concepts, values, strategies and standards or indicators of Health Promotion into the organizational structure of the Hospitals and Health Services • Vision: Increase the contribution of hospitals and health services to better health gain through Health Promotion • Aimed at patients, staff and community

5. History of international HPH Network • 1988 – 97 From Project to European Network • 2004 Int. HPH Network and Secretariat • 2005 Gen Assembly & Governance Board • 2006 First member outside Europe (Canada) • 2007 First Asian member (Taiwan) • 2008 HPH Constitution • 2009 HPH Strategy (3rd strategy 2013) • 2010 Memorandum of Understanding with WHO • 2011 Scientific journal of Clinical HP

6. General Assembly Governance Board WHO CC Copenhagen WHO CC Vienna HPH Secretariat National/Regional Networks Individual hospitals/health services Task Forces Working Groups HPH Structure

7. HPH World Map More than 950 hospitals and health services world wide

8. Engagement criteria • Endorse the principles of WHO documents and declarations on HPH • Develop a written policy for health promotion • Develop and evaluate a 4-year HPH action plan to support the introduction of health promotion into the culture of the hospital • Pay the annual contribution fee for the coordination of the International HPH Network • Identify a hospital coordinator • Share information and experiences on national and international level

9. A little history of HPH in France • 1997: 7 hospitals • Coordination: Paris Hospital « Trust » • Joint coordination with National Health Education Committee(not for profit) • 2002: National Institute of Prevention and Health Education • Network grew slowly to 15 members • Renewed priority established in 2012

10. A national HPH network • More evidence based research showing that health promotion in health care settings is effective in improving health outcomes • Many health promotion projects exist but little capitalisation of experience and communication • Specificities of health care system organisation in each country • Priority identified by INPES to re-launch the French network in 2012 • Interest shown by hospitals and regional health authorities • Creation of a National Coordination Committee to include national institutions and hospital federations

11. Projects being developed • Annual conference: one-day session 6th June 2013 • INPES’ quarterly magazine: • Issue dedicated to HP in hospitals • Downloadable at http://www.inpes.sante.fr/SLH/sommaires/424.asp • Online collaborative sharing site • Working group • Charter • Brochure • Communication, meeting partners & members • Working with hospitals to establish a project-based and global approach to health promotion

12. Future development • Further develop communication efforts • Establish a database of projects developed in member hospitals • Publish a national newsletter • Include HPH principles in hospital certification • Participate in health care professional initial training and professional development • Collaboration with international network and other national networks

13. Example: Regonal collaboration Normandy • Regional coordination and financing of Health Promotion positions within 9 hospitals • Hospitalcoordinatorswork on • Establishing links with the community • Being a resource for information, documentation, methodological support • Evaluation and communication • Monthly meetings beweenhospitalcoordinators • Annualseminar

14. Example: Health Promotion Unit in Dreux Hospital • One of the only hospitals in France with a « Health Promotion Unit » • 3 main activities covered: • Addictology • Vaccination and screening • Patient education • Integrated approach to treating each health issue • Tobacco sessation for patients, staff, community and the hospital as an institution • Unit physically placed in the centre of the hospital • Projects developped with surrounding cities and towns • Particular attention to socially disadvantaged groups

15. Role of INPES as HPH network coordinator • Further develop knowledge and understanding of health promotion in the health care setting • Give the national network a framework and struction within witch to develop • Encourage hospitals to engage in health promotion activities • Work with the regional health agencies who are in charge of health care organisation • Communicate about HPH activities and approaches • Nationally • Internationally

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