The workshop ‘How to ensure the sustainability of good practices transfer to heterogeneous contexts? The JADECARE Joint Action’ will showcase results and impact of the JADECARE Joint Action, an EU initiative aimed at reinforcing the capacity of health authorities to successfully address important aspects of health system transformation, in particular the transition to digitally enabled, integrated, person-centred care in the EU. In order to achieve these goals, JADECARE enables the participating national authorities and those beyond the consortium, to benefit as Next Adopters (NA) from efficient solutions developed by the four Good Practices (GPs).
Additionally, the workshop will explore factors that are key to transfer and implement good practices in heterogeneous contexts, such as health systems. The session will also bring practical examples of implementation of GP from two NA: Andalucía and Hungary. Finally, the workshop will discuss key elements to ensure the sustainability and scale up of practices beyond a Joint Action. Participants will be lively involved in the brainstorming and encouraged to share their opinions.
Do not miss the workshop on the transfer and implementation of good practices in heterogeneous contexts with Dr Ana María Carriazo, MD, Senior Advisor at the Regional Ministry of Health and Consumer Affairs of Andalusia; Mr Denis Opresnik, Research and Development Associate at the National Institute of Public Health of Slovenia; Dr Martina Rimmele, Researcher at the Bavarian Health and Food Safety Authority; and Ms Dora Toth, Senior Project Manager at OKFŐ – National Healthcare Directorate for Hospitals. The session is moderated by Ms Yhasmine Hamu Azcarate, Project Manager at Biosistemak (formerly Kronikgune).
We encourage you to check out the #EHMA2023 programme here and discover the over 50 sessions we have this year. Don’t miss the opportunity to attend EHMA 2023 – book your spot before Friday, 26 May here.
This session is offered by the Joint Action on digitally enabled integrated person-centred care – JADECARE project.
