Objective
Balancing between improving population health, delivering quality care for individuals, and containing costs is a timely social/economical challenge in Europe. There is great potential achieving this through healthcare (HC) system performance intelligence optimizing effective use of available HC data in countries. Effective implementation of HC performance intelligence (HPI) by skilled professionals will improve integrated service delivery; patient engagement; equality in access to HC; health outcomes; and reduce waste in HC. Translating HC data into meaningful, valid, actionable performance intelligence that is transferrable into actions to improve HC systems requires multidisciplinary skills & innovative competencies; currently not well developed in training programmes and the scientific community and missing in today’s European HC market. The ETN for HPI Professionals (HealthPros) fills this gap and directly impacts the European Research Area by training innovative “Healthcare Performance Intelligence Professionals” uniting a multidisciplinary consortium tackling private, public, academic sectors.13 ESRs will be trained in multidisciplinary innovative scientific technical and complementary skills, seconded to private / public / academic HC sectors in multiple countries and build relations with potential future employers. 5 ESRs work on PhD projects related to HC performance measurement optimizing the use of available registry and administrative data and applying statistical models to provide actionable input to HC performance management. 4 ESRs work on PhDs to translate performance intelligence into value-creating HC governance mechanisms; 4 ESRs work on PhDs aimed to impact the actual use of performance intelligence by different end-users. ESRs will have unique HC data access.
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MSCA-ITN-ETN - European Training NetworksCoordinator
1105AZ Amsterdam Zuidoost
Netherlands
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9220 Aalborg
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20095 Hamburg
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GU2 7XH Guildford
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56127 Pisa
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1093 Budapest
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1105AZ Amsterdam
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OX1 2JD Oxford
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3721 MA Bilthoven
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8000 Aarhus C
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Hamburg
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Dundee
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Birmingham
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Roma
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Ottawa
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Toronto
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Budapest
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37073 Gottingen
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Pisa
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