GEWEEST in 2018 - Population Health Management Course Governance 2018

This course took place in December 2018. The next winter course Governance will be organised December 16-20th, 2019

 

Target groups: The partners of the LUMC-Campus The Hague offer the course PHM for * health care professionals,   * staff members   * PhD fellows in Health and Healthcare related science   * MD specialist trainees in primary, elderly and secondary care and Public Health   * master students

Population Health Management Course Governance  is about Health care professionals face ageing populations, rising health care costs, fragmented health care supply and advancing medical technologies and IT systems. Integration of care requires more and more collaboration between professionals and organizations in health care networks. Apparent competing interests need to be aligned for the health of the individual and population. These developments go beyond every day practice and do require advanced competences in governance and organizational – and planning skills for health care professionals, management and leaders of related organizations.

Theoretical lectures and methodology will be complemented with practical work through the Population and Governance Lab with and within the population and organizations in The Hague area. This winter course is an in-depth addition to the knowledge acquired during the PHM Summercourse, but is also very valuable for those who are new to the subject PHM. It is open to Summercourse students as well as to new applicants. 

The Population Health Management, Governance (PHM-governance) course aims at 

• Professionals who are able to work together in enhancing the health care system and advocating health care solutions in the broadest sense. 
• Professionals who want to take responsibilities and organize an integrated approach to improve health in defined risk populations.
• Organizations that support the transformation into integrated health systems. 

Target group

The partners of the LUMC-Campus The Hague offer the course PHM for

• health care professionals,

• staff members

• PhD fellows in Health and Healthcare related science,

• MD specialist trainees in primary, elderly and secondary care and Public Health and

• master students

that:

• Want to become change agents to support the development of a more integrated health care system.
• Have an open attitude towards a new paradigm for health care.

The program has a solid structure consisting of various elements. Each day is organized around one aspect of health care governance. The day starts with a theoretical morning (theoretical and interactive lectures). After lunch students take part in the population and governance lab. A three hour practical working group (5/6 students) around a week assignment. Each day ends with a capita selecta, in which the stake holders reflect on their own position and interests.

During this week we operate from macro to micro governance. We start with a discussion at the national and local policy levels, followed by the meso level where inter-organizational networks need to be governed, and finalized by the professional operational level of inter-organizational teamwork and leadership.

	Monday Marc Bruijnzeels	Tuesday Tutor tbc	Wednesday Marc Bruijnzeels	Thursday Jeroen Struijs	Friday Arco Timmermans
9.00-10.30	Population Health Management	Technology and Population Health	Historical Perspectives Governance	Payment systems	Public Affairs
11.00-12.30	Health care Policy	Business cases for PHM	Social Network analysis	Integrated governance model	Lobbying Techniques
12.30-13.30	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch
13.30-16.30	Population and Governance Lab:	Population and Governance Lab:	Population and Governance Lab:	Population and Governance Lab:	Preparation and Presentations.
	Assessing population needs	Solution for Population needs: business case?	Influencing competing interests	Constructing  governance structure	15.30: Farewell drinks
16.30-16.45	Tea break	Tea break	Tea break	Tea break	Free
16.45-18.00	Capita Selecta: The GP (Hendrik Vrolijk)	Capita Selecta: The Specialist (Dirk Jan Versluis)	Capita Selecta: The Hospital (LUMC ?)	Capita Selecta: The Health Insurer (Edwin Leutscher)	Free

 

Concept program

Monday 17 December 2018

09.00 Introduction
Marc Bruijnzeels

10.15 Healthcare governance in a comparative perspective
Nina van Loon

11.15 Coffee break

11.30 Changes and challenges in the current governance of healthcare
Nina van Loon

12.30 Examples of new ways of governance (Ny Styring, proeftuinen)
Nina van Loon

13.00 Lunch break

14.00 Assignment (Game): Negotiating a new strategy for healthcare in Region The Hague

16.30 Tea break

17.00 Capita Selecta : Examples HCG
Marc Bruijnzeels

 

Tuesday 18 December 2018

09.00 Theory of Inter-organisational collaboration
J. Schalk

10.45 Coffee break

11.00 Social Network Analysis

12.30 Lunch break

13.30 Population Lab : assignment Stakeholder analysis

16.30 Tea break

16.45 Perspective

 

Wednesday 19 December 2018

09.00 Historical Perspectives Governance
D. Husselman

10.45 Coffee break

11.00 Integrated governance model

12.30 Lunch break

13.30 Population Lab: Constructing governance structure

15.30 Tea break

16.00 Preparing presentations

17.00 Perspective Hospital organization
Renée Barge, CEO/HMC

 

Thursday 20 December 2018

09.00 Public Affairs
A. Timmermans

10.45 Coffee break

11.00 Strategy and Lobbying Techniques
A. Timmermans

12.30 Lunch break

13.30 Population Lab: how to get access and be influential

16.30 Tea break

16.45 Capita Selecta : Perspective payer
Edwin Leutscher

 

Friday 21 December 2018

09.00 Principles
J. Struijs

10.45 Coffee break

11.00 Care networks

12.30 Lunch break

13.30 Preparation

14.00 Presentations

15.00 Farewell & Drinks

LUMC Campus

Turfmarkt 99, 2511 DV Den Haag

Health care professional	€ 1.250,00
PhD (candidate)	€    625,00
Student for free