European Observatory Venice Summer school 2017: "Placing the person at the centre of the health system: concepts, strategies, results"
The Observatory Venice Summer School 2017 is a one week intensive course that brings together policy makers, planners, managers, professionals and civil society representatives who will be learning, debating and sharing experiences about the conceptual, strategic and practical issues around achieving person-centred health systems.
Objectives:
To explore how ‘person-centredness’ is understood at the different levels of the system and by different stakeholders and what this means for the development of person-centred strategies
To review key approaches to achieving person-centred health systems in different contexts
To examine ways of monitoring the performance of person-centred strategies
To assess the evidence about the impacts of person-centred strategies at different system levels and understand who benefits and what the possible unintended consequences are
To discuss future trends, key challenges and policy options towards achieving person-centred health systems