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NRI Survey on: Cooperation between universities and university hospitals On behalf of NRI: Lars Hvilsted Rasmussen Director of Research Aalborg University Hospital, Head of Department of Clinical Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Aalborg University. T he survey. Respondents:
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NRI Survey on: Cooperation between universities and university hospitalsOn behalf of NRI:Lars Hvilsted RasmussenDirector of Research Aalborg University Hospital, Head of Department of Clinical Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Aalborg University
The survey • Respondents: • Nordic medical faculty deans and university hospital directors • 44 % replies • Replies are almost equal in all the Nordic countries • Position: • 40% Medical faculty deans • 40% University hospital directors • 20% Regional hospital leaders • Institutiongroups: • 40% Medical faculties • 45% University hospitals • 15% Regional health authorities
Integration between universities and university hospitals? • Physically: • Few are fully integrated • More than half are moderately integrated
Integration between universities and university hospitals? • Administration: • 75 % have a low degree of administrative integration
Integration between universities and university hospitals? • Finance: • 90 % have little or no financial integration
Integration between universities and university hospitals? • Management: • 45 % representatives from the university in the board of the university hospital • 60 % representatives from the university hospital in the board of the university
Information • Half of the respondents feel that they are poorly informed about their collaborating institution • Informal information • is regarded as most important
Important factors to optimize the relationship between the faculty/hospital
Summary of the survey • Management • 60% University Hospital representation in faculty boards • 45% University Faculty representation in hospital boards
Summary of the survey • Cooperation • between university hospitals and medical faculties is very important • More than 90% evaluates that cooperation is crucial • Only half considers it to function optimal • Interest for improvement
Summary of the survey • Common strategies is important and needed
Summary of the survey • Physical integration is important • There is an interest in further physical integration
Summary of the survey • Informal and formal meetings between university hospitals and medical faculties is important • Informal more important than formal
My conclusion • Collaboration betweenuniversity hospitals and medicalfaculties in the Nordic countries is evaluated by deans and directors to beveryimportant • The Deans and Directors Meeting couldbe a forum for furtherimprovement