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Ferramentas SUPPORT para a elaboração de políticas de saúde baseadas em evidências (STP) 15: envolvendo o público na elaboração de políticas baseadas em evidências
SUPPORT Tools for Evidence-Based Health Policy Making (STP) 15: Involving the public in evidence-based policy making

Neste artigo, direcionamos estratégias para informar e envolver o público no desenvolvimento e na implementação de políticas. A importância de envolver o público (tanto pacientes quanto cidadãos) em todos os níveis dos sistemas de saúde é amplamente reconhecida. Eles são os destinatários fin...

Ferramentas SUPPORT para a elaboração de políticas de saúde baseadas em evidências (STP) 14: organizar e utilizar os diálogos da política para apoiar a política de saúde baseadas em evidências
SUPPORT Tools for Evidence-Based Health Policy Making (STP) 14: Organize and use policy dialogues to support evidence-based health policy

Os diálogos de política permitem que as evidências de pesquisa sejam consideradas juntamente com as visões, experiências e o conhecimento tácito daqueles que estarão envolvidos com as (ou serão afetados pelas) decisões futuras relacionadas a uma questão altamente prioritária. O aumento no inte...

Almost Random: evaluating a large-scale randomized nutrition program in the presence of crossover

Large-scale randomized interventions have the potential to uncover the causal effect of programs applying to a large population, thereby improving on the insights gained from currently dominant smaller randomized studies. However, the external validity gained through larger interventions typically implie...

How can European health systems support investment in and the implementation of population health strategies?

Key messagesPolicy issue and associated policy challenges• Population health is influenced by a variety of factors, many of whichrequire action outside the health system.• The health and socioeconomic costs of the key contributors to poor healthin Europe are substantial. Many of these health problems...

Where are the patients in decision-making about their own care?

The policy issue: patient engagementOccasionally, all citizens have to make important health decisions that affecthealth outcomes. Strategies to support patient education and engagementshould therefore be a fundamental plank of health policy. Also, patients canplay an important role in understanding the ...

How can the impact of health technology assessments be enhanced?

Policy issues• Health technology assessment (HTA) is an important tool for informing effective regulation of the diffusion and use of health technologies.• The key policy issues surrounding the use of HTA fall into three areas: (a) the bodies, decision-makers and other stakeholders involved, (b) the ...

Policy brief: when do vertical (stand-alone) programmes have a place in health systems?

The terms vertical and integrated are widely used in health service delivery, but each describes a range of phenomena. In practice, the dichotomy between them is not rigid, and the extent of verticality or integration varies between programmes – including (1) a vertically funded, managed, delivered and...

Policy brief: how can chronic disease management programmes operate across care settings and providers?

Improved health care, lifestyle changes and changing demography mean that more people are living longer and often with chronic diseases that cannot currently be cured. Advances in health care that support longer life are to be celebrated, but health care systems cannot cope with the increasing incidence ...

Integrated Health Care for People with Chronic Conditions: a policy brief

Clinical research has led to spectacular developments in health care. It has provided us with knowledge about how to prevent diseases, like heart disease, how to reduce the consequences of disease, such as complications of diabetes, and to alleviate symptoms, such as those of lung disease, and how to reh...