''Full care cycles'' HAS Expert Seminar, 15th-16th December 2011 - Paris
Chair: Prof. Jean-Luc Harousseau, HAS President
This concept of full cycles of care is important for patients, physicians, organizers, decision-makers and sponsors: centred and coordinated around the patient, comprehensive medicine promises to optimize treatments and outcomes, including decreasing costs.
Currently comprehensive care cycles - a patient-centric journey, whether it is for a specific illness or for an elderly patient with multiple comorbidities - encompass the concepts of continuity and holistic approach to treatment.
The HAS international seminar was focused on 4 questions: How can we implement a full care pathway that will go beyond a single structure? (session 1) How can we evaluate quality and outcomes from integrated cycle of care?
(session 2) How can we calculate its costs and compare the efficiency and value of different care cycles? (session 3) An example for stroke has been discussed in the last session of the workshop (session 4)
All presentations are available below. Thursday, 15th December 2011 Session 1: HOW TO IMPLEMENT A FULL CYCLE OF CARE? Moderator: Rosa Sunol, Avedis Donabedian Foundation, Spain
Secretary: René Amalberti, HAS Safety Expert, France Session 2: HOW TO MEASURE QUALITY AND OUTCOMES OF A FULL CYCLE OF CARE? Moderator: David Ballard, Baylor’s Institute, USA
Secretary: Niek Klazinga, OECD - Pathways’ evaluation, HAS concept, Armelle Leperre-Desplanques, France
- Quality measurement across continuum of care: the example of heart failure, Cliff Fullerton, USA
- Clinical outcomes and evaluation of MI pathways, Nicolas Danchin, France
- Myocardial infarction from home to home, Carlos El Khoury, France
- Reducing “iatrogenic disability” in the hospitalized elderly patient, Fati Nourhashemi, France
Friday, 16th December 2011 Session 3: HOW TO DEFINE VALUE? Moderator: Catherine Le Gales Camus, High Council for Public Health, France
Secretary: Françoise F. Hamers, Medical epidemiologist, HAS, France - Principles of a value-based delivery, Harvard Business School, USA
- Health system performance on disease based value chains for cancer and CVD, Niek Klazinga, OECD
- Evidence for value and efficiency: the NICE approach, Mike Kelly, UK
- Value improvement and care integration, Anthony Staines, CH
- Value of emergency pathways for myocardial infarction, Christine Roullière-Le Lidec, France
Session 4: CASE STUDY: A FULL CARE CYCLE FOR STROKE Moderator: Véronique Roger, Mayo Clinic, USA
Secretary: Philippe Michel, Aquitaine Centre for Quality and Safety, France - A full care cycle for Stroke, Tony Rudd, UK
- An approach to implementation, Alberto Deales, Italy
- Integrative model of stroke care, Thierry Moulin, France
- Principles for measurement of quality & outcomes, Florence Saillour, France
- Stroke pathways, the point of view of policy makers, Alain Corvez, France
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