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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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Personal Pulse GmbHBasel, Switzerland
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Syreon Research InstituteBudapest, Hungary
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05 ago 2024
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Categoria dell'articolo: Systems Change
Pubblicato online: 05 ago 2024
Pagine: 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

Figure 3.

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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