domingo, 11 de octubre de 2020

COVID - 19 : 10 POINT - META - ANALYSIS

 

COVID - 19 : 10 POINT - META-ANALYSIS 


RESILIENCE AND RESISTANCE OF HEALTH SYSTEMS IN THE FACE OF A PANDEMIC SUCH AS COVID-19

The meta-analysis carried out by SWISSpsy / ASPROMEL / EANA is extracted from the data collected at the European level of the CPME (Permanent Committee of European Doctors), of EANA (European Association of Free Exercise Physicians), of which ASPROMEL has the Vice-Presidency, as well as well as from ASPROMEL's own database.

THE STRENGTH OF A SANITARY SYSTEM IS BASED ON

1.  PUBLIC-PRIVATE INTEGRATION 

2.  PRIORITY OF THE AMBULATORY SECTOR

3.  CULTURE OF COOPERATION

4.  AUTONOMY OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION

5.  NATIONAL RESERVES OF MATERIAL, MEDICINES AND VACCINES

6.  CLEAR DIRECTIVES AND GUIDELINES

7.  NATIONAL PRODUCTION OF MATERIAL, MEDICINES AND VACCINES

8.  EFFECTIVE AND SYSTEMATIC MONITORING

9. NETWORKING

10. INTEGRATING AND CROSS-BORDER APPROACH



1. Health Systems of the "Bismarck" type, based on public-private integration, have proven to be better prepared and more resistant (e.g. Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Eastern European countries) compared to National Health Systems of the type "Beveridge", based on a public monopoly (eg Spain, UK, Italy, Sweden).

2. Systems focused on outpatient care (eg Germany, Switzerland, Austria) have proven to be more resistant than systems focused on hospitals (eg France, Spain, United Kingdom).

3.  Health Systems in cultures of cooperation have proven to be more resistant than Health Systems in a culture of confrontation. There are great differences between the two cultures in the field of health personnel planning, in their financial remuneration and in general working conditions. As an example serve Switzerland on one side and Spain on the other.

4.  Health Systems based on the autonomy, competence and authority of the medical profession have proven to be more resistant than Health systems based on the civil service of medical personnel.

5.  Health Systems with national reserves of means of protection, material and medicines for emergencies, "just in case of", have proved more resistant than Health Systems that operate with few reserves pointing to the agility of logistics "just in time".

6.  Health Systems with clear directives "guidelines" have proven to be more resistant than Health Systems with full individual and local freedom of action.

7.  Countries with national production of the essential material for a case of pandemic have proven to be more resistant than countries that opt ​​for outsourcing production abroad.

8.  Health Systems operating with systematic local and central monitoring have proven to be more resistant than Health Systems without monitoring or with poor monitoring.

9.  Health Systems based on networking have proven to be more resistant than Health Systems based on exclusion and monopoly.

10.  Health Systems with a cross-border and integrative approach have proven to be more resistant than Health Systems with a focus on itself.

sábado, 27 de enero de 2018

CLINICAL EXCELLENCE IN PSYCHIATRY AND MEDICAL PSYCHOTHERAPY




New working-group in Spain : SWISSpsy - ASPROMEL/EANA - ASEPP

Clinical Excellence in free practice of Psychiatry and Medical Psychotherapy
by means of the SWISSpsy 5- D technology

First meeting January 27-2018 in Madrid

Next meeting probably march 2018 in Barcelona

jueves, 20 de julio de 2017

NEURO-LEADERSHIP AND E-HEALTH

NEUROLEADERSHIP IN HEALTH SYSTEMS
E-HEALTH IN PSYCHIATRIC OUTPATIENT CARE
( PSY-SPITEX - SWITZERLAND )
Think Tank 29.04.2017


martes, 6 de septiembre de 2016

NEW HOME CARE APPROACHES



Think Tank Meeting September 3 , 2016

Bildergebnis für multiprofessional care teams

Programme : Health System of the Netherlands - Buurtzorg - Health System of Switzerland - Curarete - SHURP Swiss Nursing Homes Human Resorces Project by the University of Basle - Analysis with the SWISSpsy 5 - D Technique

lunes, 25 de abril de 2016

RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS IN HEALTH CARE

THINK TANK MEETING
April 9, 2016

Program : fundamental trust and mistrust - 2nd Life after a stroke - project Buurtzorg NL-CH - Right to health and commitment to health - personal health as economic factor in community health - health of health systems begins with the individual


HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS IN TRANSITION

THINK TANK MEETING
November 21, 2015

Program : Fundamental rights of health professionals - evolution in Swiss ambulatory health care - European Patients' Forum - European Observatory on Health Systems - Health Care Systems in transition : Switzerland - Charta of SAMW

martes, 11 de agosto de 2015

WORKING GROUP MEETING Zofingen May 9th 2015




Programme :

Ambulatory Care using SWISSpsy-5-D-Concept and Technique
Multi-disciplinary Care Teams and Task Sharing
The Role of Health Professionals' Associations
Health Professionals, Pharma Industry and Pharma Marketing
Research on paradigms


The meeting was centered on a 5-D analysis of correct and healthy relationships between health professionals and their task sharing, of the relationship between Health Professionals' Association and other actors in the health sector as well as the society. The not always transparent relationships between Health Professionals, Pharma Industry and drug marketing was explored in depth. Of special interest for the working group is research on paradigms in medicine and the health sector.