W1 - Principles healthcare delivery Flashcards

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Examples of application of systems thinking to health system building blocks. Structures?

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De Savigny et al -> People at the centre. Around governance, info etc
Reid PP et al -> Builds up from the patient to team, organisation, environment. Still patient centred

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What are the 4 WHO principles of healthcare delivery?

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  1. Universal health coverage
  2. Integration
  3. People-centred
  4. Equitable
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This is the definition of which WHO principle?
“All receive services they need without suffering financial hardship”
“Essential, quality health services to promotion, prevention, treatment, rehab and palliative care”

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Universal Healthcare Coverage (UHC)

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This is the definition of which WHO principle?
“Through different levels and sites of care within system, according to needs throughout life”
- Management and delivery of quality, safe health services so people receive a continuum of health promotion (cradle to grave definition)

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Integration

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This is the definition of which WHO principle?
- What do patients want to receive from their care?
- Shift from “What is the matter with you?” to “What matters to you?”

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People-centred care

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This is the definition of which WHO principle?
- Fair access and use of quality services by all those who need it, with fair distribution on the basis of need

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Equitable

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This statistic is related to which WHO principle?
- 130 million people in SE Asia region still lack access to one or more essential health service

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Equitable

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These statistics are related to which WHO principle?
- 1 in 5 have at least 1 unnecessary test
- Only 1 in 3 in some countries are explained risks of treatment

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People-centred care

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What are the benefits of people-centred care? (3 bullets)

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  • Improves patient trust, outcomes and experiences
  • Improves job satisfaction of healthcare professionals
  • Increases quality and efficiency of healthcare systems
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Description of how healthcare services are delivered without use of integration

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Delivered the way the care system wants to deliver rather than in a way that meets the need of the individuals that it is serving

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Which WHO principle are these statistics related to?
- At least 1/2 of world’s population don’t have full coverage of essential health services
- Approx 1 in 8 of world population spend at least 10% of household budget on healthcare

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Universal Health Coverage (UHC)

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