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System change in practice: A report from the EHC Think Tank workstreams on Access Equity and Future Care Pathways

Zita Gacser

Zita Gacser

European Haemophilia ConsortiumBrussels, Belgium
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Steven Bourke

Steven Bourke

Personal Pulse GmbHBasel, Switzerland
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Dalma Hosszú

Dalma Hosszú

Syreon Research InstituteBudapest, Hungary
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LumanityFarnham, UK
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Categoría del artículo: Systems Change
Publicado en línea: 05 ago 2024
Páginas: 99 - 107
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/jhp-2024-0017
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The EHC Think Tank’s recommendations for system change around access equity and future care pathways include using evidence-based narratives to demonstrate value and the integration of digital technologies to enhance patient-centred care
The EHC Think Tank’s recommendations for system change around access equity and future care pathways include using evidence-based narratives to demonstrate value and the integration of digital technologies to enhance patient-centred care

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Workstream methodology Summary of broad objectives and activities for EHC Think Tank workstreams
Workstream methodology Summary of broad objectives and activities for EHC Think Tank workstreams

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Recommendations for changing narratives and behaviour to improve access equity for rare disease patients
Recommendations for changing narratives and behaviour to improve access equity for rare disease patients

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Recommendations to support the development of seamless, personalised care pathways for rare disease patients
Recommendations to support the development of seamless, personalised care pathways for rare disease patients
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Medicina, Ciencias médicas básicas, Ciencias médicas básicas, otros, Medicina Clínica, Medicina Clínica, otros, Farmacia, Farmacología
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