Managed Outcomes
Using operations management
to improve healthcare outcomes

Project Partners

Erasmus MC
Universidad Politecnica Valencia
Aalto University
Hope
Universität Bamberg
Innovation in Learning Institute
Balance of Care
XperidoX
Forum Virium
National School of Public Health


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The managed outcomes proposal explores the assumption that healthcare outcomes and costs are affected by the efficiency of service production, the time/ location constrained regional structure of healthcare delivery, and the degree to which people are empowered

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to participate in the co-production of their care. These relationships are insufficiently understood and need to be studied to meet the objectives of the new European health strategy.

Last Updated on Monday, 06 September 2010 15:57
 

Latest News

Managed Outcomes Winter General Assembly 2011

Next week, Athens and the Greece National School of Public Health will host the winter General Assembly of the Managed Outcomes project. Partners from eight different European countries will get together to discuss the main results of the research on the case studies for the Inventory of European practices in healthcare.

 
Managed Outcomes presented at the 7th Panhellenic Conference of Health Management, Health Economics and Health Policy

The Managed Outcomes Conference Session will take place on Thursday 15th December 2011 at 13:00 – 15:00 hours, and is organized within the framework of the 7th Panhellenic Conference of Health Management, Health Economics and Health Policy in the Megaron Athens International Conference Centre (http://www.maicc.gr/en).