ONLINE SEMINAR: What kind of service models support the care of those who use services frequently?
The development of the indicators of continuity of care
November 17th at 9.00-10.00 | Free | Online
17.11.2022 ONLINE SEMINAR: What kind of service models support the care of those who use services frequently?
Thursday the 17th of November at 9.00-10.00 o’clock
Ways to increase the effectiveness of primary healthcare are currently being considered in Finland. Finnish institute for Health and Welfare, THL, develops measures of continuity of care. At the beginning of autumn, STM commissioned a report on the continuity of care model, which examined the continuity of the care relationship between the patient and the doctor. What are the regions’ experiences with service models that support continuity of care – is continuity of care best achieved with a personal doctor model, a team model or by increasing digital services?
We welcome you to join online!
Hoiva&Terveys welcomes you to a free online seminar together with the top health experts. We focus on the heart of decision-making in Wellbeing services counties. We proudly present our top speakers: Tuuli Suomela, Markku Virkamäki and Leena Turpeinen. Of course, we also invite you to join the conversation. Jonna Waddington, journalist at Hoiva&Terveys Sote, Bonnier Business Forum, is the chairman of the event. There is time for questions at the end of the webinar.
Speakers
Tuuli Suomela
Health economist, Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare.
Markku Virkamäki
Chairman of the Multi-service committee of Wellbeing services county of Pirkanmaa.
Leena Turpeinen
Director of Health and Substance Abuse Services at City of Helsinki.
Jonna Waddington
Journalist, Hoiva&Terveys Sote, Bonnier Business Forum.
Program
Program
Ways to increase the effectiveness of primary healthcare are currently being considered in Finland. Finnish institute for Health and Welfare, THL, develops measures of continuity of care. At the beginning of autumn, STM commissioned a report on the continuity of care model, which examined the continuity of the care relationship between the patient and the doctor. What are the regions’ experiences with service models that support continuity of care – is continuity of care best achieved with a personal doctor model, a team model or by increasing digital services?
Discussion
- What do the indicators regarding the continuity of patient care tell?
- In what way does Pirkanmaa’s multi-service committee consider the direction of services?
- What are the experiences of service models based on continuity of care in the city of Helsinki?
- How to align the direction of service models based on continuity of care?