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Accountability in integrated healthcare service delivery in the Netherlands: A personalized integrated care approach
Authors: Van Kerkvoorden Dennis , Ettema Roelof , Minkman Mirella 
Published: January 2024

Short summary: Are you curious about how accountability in integrated care is developed and applied? How to organize accountability that suit these integrate care services is still work in progress and far from an end conclusion. Would you like to join this progress? Then come to our workshop.
Why a workshop? There is still a way to go of developing accountability in integrated care. The international importance of the topic of accountability in integrated care is highlighted by the developments towards integrating healthcare services in several countries. According to International Foundation for Integrated Care (IFIC) Integrated care can be seen from nine pillars. One of the pillars is System wide governance and leadership and connects to the themes of the 2023 conference of Integrated Care.
Who is it for? Researchers, Policymakers, Decision-makers and professionals working in the field of integrated care, but also citizens with this interest.
What are we going to do? Workshop, 60 minutes, with group work and pitches:
a.Introduction and short presentation: Presenting the state of play of accountability in integrated care. Who is involved and what are developments in a variety of countries. (10 minutes).
b.Small groupwork: reflect on the findings and explore how the current state of accountability is in your country (15 minutes)
c.Collective reflection: What is the current state of art of accountability in different countries (10 minutes)
d.Small groupwork: reflect on the findings in reflection phase c. and what are ideas of accountability in integrated care according to the participants (15 minutes)
e.Collective reflection: What are ideas and possibilities of accountability in integrated care (8 minutes)
f.Closing (2 minutes)
How are we going to engage with the audience? Several rounds of interaction is facilitated leading to 45 minutes audience interaction time. In small groups and in the whole group. We challenge everyone to share their own experiences and ideas. Participants write their findings on flip-overs.

How are you going to summarize the take home messages? We will write the take-home messages on flip-overs during the collective reflection. We will share the findings with all participants via the (social) media.
A deep dive into the 8 caring technology principles and their contribution to integrated primary care.
Authors: Vandensande Tinne , Vandenhoudt Hilde , Vermeylen Sasha , Adriaensen Ingrid , Gombault Bénédicte , Moerenhout Tania , Weltens Tim , Joris Stefan , Degryse Bart , Vigneron Lara , Mathieu Azèle , Vinck Irm 
Published: January 2024

Introduction: The eight Caring Technology Principles (8CTP) provide guidance and a call to action for tech developers, health and care organizations and professionals, policy makers and citizens to develop and implement humane technology and citizen-centred data management.
What are the challenges? Technology has become indispensable in health care. Data on our health, well-being and lifestyle are widely captured and commercialized, often without our knowledge or true consent. Data are indeed becoming the new currency, and access to real life data can be a game changer to address challenges in health care and beyond. Yet, how can we guarantee that use of personal data and technological innovations add value to society? How can we ensure that citizens have full control over their data?
With these questions in mind, the King Baudouin Foundation, a Brussels-based philanthropic organization serving the general interest, gathered a diverse group of 30 stakeholders who jointly developed a framework with 8 CTP through a method of future exploration. The 8 CTP guide the development and use of technological innovations aimed at improving people’s health, well-being and quality of life.
They represent humane technology and citizen-centred data management, anchored in society, through a participative and adaptive governance, guaranteeing quality and systemic coherence. The aim is to widely disseminate, adopt and implement the 8 CTPs through a learning community that gradually evolves to an international learning ecosystem.

Six diverse initiatives, representing 2 home care organizations, a European patient organization, a consultancy company, a living lab, a university college, a university and a research organization develop and test practical tools in a learning community. Together they make the 8 CTP more concrete and working.
Aim and target group: We will assess the added value of the 8 CTP framework for different stakeholders in integrated primary care in a (inter)national context.
Value for participants: Participants will understand the value of the 8 CTP from the perspective of the different stakeholders in the context of integrated primary care. Participants will experience the usefulness of the 8 CTP framework in their own context. They can join the learning community and access all relevant materials.
Structure of the workshop:
10 mins – Welcome and introduction to the 8 CTPs (King Boudauin Foundation)
30 mins – Interactive panel discussion: ‘From smart to caring technology’. Why do the 8 CTP matter to tech developers, home care organisations, patient organisations, ethicists and policy advisors
15 mins- Small group exercise: ‘What can the 8 CTP framework offer to you?’
5 mins – Take home messages: each participant defines a take home message. Participants are invited to subscribe to the 8 CTP
Towards goal-oriented care with Goal Finder
Authors: Wauters Annet , Gepts Ellen 
Published: January 2024

Background: The last decade we have witnessed an increased attention for goal oriented care. Goal oriented care is even considered to be the gateway to integrated care. The aim of goal oriented care is to provide care based on life goals of individuals. Individuals with one or more chronic disease(s) support this shift towards goal oriented care. Their everyday experiences show that a chronic disease has an impact on various aspects of life: care, relationships, insurances, employment,… To be able to increase patients’ quality of life and to provide tailored care it is important to take into account individuals’ life goals, values and norms. While most patients as well as caregivers agree that goal oriented care is the way to go, several barriers to bring goal oriented care into practice are encountered. As such, patients experience difficulties in mapping their life goals and communicating them to their (informal) caregivers. Care givers do not always know how they can take life goals into account when providing care.
Aim: To overcome the barriers of patients and caregivers, the Flemish Patient Platform vzw (VPP) has, in cocreation with patients, caregivers and researchers and with support from the flemish government, developed a tool named Goal Finder.
Method: Goal Finder enables patients to map their life goals and communicate them towards their family, friends and caregivers. Goal Finder has been tested by patients and caregivers around Flanders. 54 patients and 39 caregivers completed a survey to share their experiences on the tool. Based on the insights a new version of the tool was developed. The VPP applies various dissemination strategies. One way to get acqainted with Goal Finder is through patient organisations (members of VPP). Pain Point, a patient organisation for patients with chronic pain, has taken several actions to disseminate the tool and bring goal oriented care into practice. As such, they organised a webinar on how to use Goal Finder, contacts between peers to share experiences on goal oriented care and Goal Finder and two symposia aiming to motivate patients and caregivers to bring goal oriented care into practice.
Results: The study of VPP as well as the experiences of Pain Point show that Goal Finder has an added value for various patients and caregivers. As such, the tool increases patient participation and enables a more equal relationship between patients and caregivers. When care is goal oriented the motivation of patients increases as well.
Conclusion: To fulfill the promise of goal oriented care as gateway to integrated care we should continue to disseminate tools such as Goal Finder and inform patients as well as caregivers on how to bring goal oriented care into practice.
Implementation of Preventive Care in the setting of primary care: opportunities, hurdles and policy needs for integration of Preventive Care in the daily practice of primary care practitioners.
Authors: De Schutter Iris , Colaert Karen , Bautmans Bart , Wildemeersch Dirk 
Published: January 2024

In Flanders, as in the entire industrialized world, the population is eldering and chronic conditions and comorbidities are increasing importantly. Today, non-communicable diseases (NCD’s) have an important negative impact on the quality of life and represent the most important cause of premature and/ or preventable death. Moreover, they also put an enormous burden on the health care system, in terms of need for health professionals, procedures and medicines, short and long term care institutions as well as on the affordability of the health care system. The knowledge that the majority of these NCD’s can be avoided by prevention, through a healthy lifestyle and early detection, calls for more emphasis on and means for preventive health care.
Traditionally and still today, the primary and secondary care practice in Flanders is focused on curation and preventive health care is mainly practiced by others, such as school health services and Maternal and child health services. The fundamental principles of curative and preventive care are very different. Curative care is based on an individual approach and is driven by individual demands. However preventive health care is mainly based on population health management and driven by, often not expressed, population needs.
When it comes to implementation of preventive care, the WHO advocates a Health in all Policies approach, in which preventive care is implemented in all life settings surrounding the citizen, in order to achieve an integrated preventive care policy that is supported by all policy domains and is part of daily life. One of these settings is health care.
In this workshop we want to exchange experiences on implementation of preventive health care into primary healthcare and to explore the opportunities, hurdles and policy needs to come to a successful adoption of preventive health care in the setting of primary healthcare. To introduce the debate, the session will start with two short presentations of 10-15 minutes in which experiences in two different health care systems, i.e. a national health care system and a predominant private health care system, are shared with the participants.
Self Management Special Interest Group Workshop: Opportunity to explore the impact and lessons learned of person centred and community centred self management and co-production as vital components of health and social care integration and transformation.&nbsp;
Authors: Andrew Mandy , Redmond Sara , McKeith Margaret 
Published: January 2024

The Self Management Special Interest Group (SIG) aims to facilitate collaboration across sectors and countries to enhance our understanding, adoption and evaluation of self management and co-production and continually ask “what needs to be done in order that everyone is able to self manage on their terms?
The SIG and workshop session is for people with lived experience, practitioners, managers, researchers, students, policy makers and health economists engaged in planning, designing, delivering and evaluating self management and co-production principles and approaches to engage, empower and enable people centred integrated care in different health and care systems.
The concepts and reality of self management and self-care have increased in importance and practice throughout the pandemic and its recovery. As systems transformation is progressed through co-designing and reforming services at all levels self management is supporting people to live their lives better, on their own terms.
Self management supports and encourages people living with long tern conditions to access information and to develop skills to find out what’s right for their own conditions, most importantly, right for them through being:

Better informed about their conditions(s)
Better prepared for everyday changes
Better supported when they need it

Outcomes

The SIG workshop presents the opportunity for participants to network, share and celebrate self management learning, evaluation and impact. •Participants explore their goals for self management and how these can be connected or shared to improve and enhance self management support and person and community centred approaches globally.
Exploring and translating the learning and themes shared into tangible actions in their own contexts.

Session Plan

Welcome and session introduction
Icebreaker: invite participants to introduce themselves in small groups (in person and online) in small groups and answer ‘to me self management is …..’
Four themed case studies will be shared
Facilitated small group discussions

oWhat are the key messages for you and your context
oHow can these key messages be translated into your action planning
oParticipants will be invited to make one small action that they will implement in their own context. Action will be captured in the chat box and through large labels which will be added to the ICIC23 self management tree

Each group will feedback one key point which will be captured live through flipchart and chat box

At the end of the session, we will capture feedback, key themes and the self management tree actions and develop a SIG blog and plan for the next Integrated Care Matters Self Management and Co-production webinar in 2023.
Working ALL together on an integrated and patient oriented flexible carepathway for eating disorders in Flanders
Authors: Vandeputte An , Verheyen Els 
Published: January 2024

20% of the adolescents have eating problems. The majority (2/3thrd) does not seek any help. The remaining group (1/3thrd) have significant problems to find adequate help. It is essential to provide adequate help, in view of the detrimental impact of eating disorders, for which appropriate care is key, during several years. Care provision was, until now, to a large extent residential, which resulted in long waiting lists.
In this workshop we will cover the development of a new integrated care organization and care strategy. Using the pathway of eating disorders as a case, it is of special interest to policy makers, care providers, but also to experts by experience and their families.
Eetexpert has been developing (already for 20 years) a prevention policy, early detection strategies, a network of ambulant care and its related training. The most recent initiative, was to elaborate a prevention and care strategy, in collaboration with the federal and regional governments, the care providers, and the patient organization ANBN. This was very interesting and will result in a better care, which is easier to organize and finance.
This workshop will be given by the coordinator of eetexpert and the coordinator of ANBN (the patient organisation). The session will be highly interactive, covering the challenges we came along when defining the care strategy. It will encompass amongst others: the objectives to realise in an early stage more accessible care and the challenges related to this objective. We will also cover the new care organization with a broad and efficient primary care for eating disorders, the importance of family support, flexibility in the level of care intensity and the importance of short deadlines when starting up ambulant care, as well as the identification of complex care needs requiring a swift startup of residential care.
The interaction during the workshop will be discussion based.
How can we organize good pathway coordination ? How can we collaborate better between different disciplines in the primary care ? How could residential teams support careprovision in the primary care teams ? How can we strengthen the own power of parents and the home context ? How can financial resources optimally be used for early tailored care ?
The final word in the workshop comes from the experts by experience, providing take home messages with great added value to you.

Program:
15' Integrated Care for eating disorders in Belgium (Eetexpert) + 5' Discussion + 10' Wishlist new care organization (ANBN Expert by experience) + 5' discussion + 20' challenge-lab (Audience) + 5' takehome message (ANBN expert by experience)
(note for the reviewers: We hesitated to bring this abstract as a workshop or as an oral presentation It is really worth to hear the perspective of the patientorganisation, but in an oral presentation only one presenter is normally admitted. )
How to solve the problem of medical deserts in Europe?
Authors: Flinterman Linda , Batenburg Ronald , González Ana Isabel , Seils Laura , Dan Sorin , Likic Robert , Domagat Alicja , Dubas-Jakóbczyk Katarzyna 
Published: January 2024

Background: Medical deserts are increasingly considered a problematic issue for many countries, which try to employ a multitude of policies, actions, and initiatives to achieve a better distribution of the health workforce (HWF).
Aims and Objectives: Participants will be able to discuss different reasons for shortages of HWF in medical deserts and approaches to mitigate them, in order to further, improve a taxonomy on approaches to mitigate medical deserts.
Methods/Workshop format: During the workshop, the first version of a taxonomy for medical deserts will be presented. With the taxonomy, it should be possible to find an approach to mitigate a medical desert given its characteristics. The taxonomy is still under development. After the presentation, a discussion will be held on the taxonomy. Questions like the following will be discussed: Is the taxonomy useful for different countries? Do we miss any characteristics? What are possible (other) approaches to mitigate medical deserts? And what are the experiences with possible approaches in different countries?
Target audience: Healthcare professionals and citizens interested in how to solve the problem of medical deserts in Europe.
Format:
5-minutes – Welcome & introduction round (RB).
5 minutes – Goals & guidelines for the workshop (LF, AIG).
20 minutes - Presentation of first version of the taxonomy for medical deserts (RB, SD).
20 minutes – Discussion on the first version of the taxonomy for medical deserts (all)
20 minutes – Sharing good practices to mitigate medical deserts in Europe (all).
5 minutes – Closing (RB).
Key learnings / Take away: The workshop will give insight into medical deserts in different countries and possible approaches to mitigate and eliminate them.
The ROUTE-HWF project is co-funded by the Health Programme of the European Union. For more information on the project, please visit our website www.route-hwf.eu.
Determinación de precios de venta para servicios logísticos integrados en el Puerto de Manzanillo en 2023, estudio de caso.
Authors: Rios Silva Luis Octavio , Méndez González Carlos , Lino Gamiño Juan Alfredo , Sánchez Losoya María , Arias Serna María Andrea 
Published: January 2024

La evolución de los servicios logísticos en los puertos de México en los últimos 20 años se ha dirigido hacia la especialización y hacia la integración de servicios; existen empresas dentro de la cadena logística que se enfocan específicamente en atender mercados de importación y exportación de determinados bienes, tales como perecederos, graneles, aceros, electrónicos, maquinaria, entre otros. Por otro lado, cada vez es más común encontrar empresas que ofrezcan la integración de servicios logísticos bajo la figura de proveedor único; este tipo de empresas cuentan con infraestructura y equipos necesarios para operar mercancías de distinta naturaleza, por lo que no se especializan en algún producto en especial, su propuesta de valor radica en ofrecer al importador y exportador todos los servicios requeridos para llevar mercancías del punto de origen al punto de destino de forma segura y oportuna. Este servicio se conoce comúnmente como logística Door to door.
En el proceso de importación y exportación de mercancías se requieren servicios de transporte local terrestre; de maniobras en almacenes y puertos; de transporte marítimo, aéreo o terrestre; de almacenaje; de inspección; de custodia; de seguros; de monitoreo; de gestión administrativa y agenciamiento aduanal; entre otros. Estos servicios se pueden contratar con distintas empresas, o puede contratarse solamente una compañía que integre la mayoría de los servicios requeridos y/o que sirva de intermediaria para la subcontratación, es aquí donde surge la figura de la empresa de servicios logísticos integrados.
TERKABULNYA PERCERAIAN DALAM KEADAAN HAMIL
Authors: Setiyawan Imas 
Published: January 2024

ABSTRACT
Marriage is a permanent relationship between two people who are legally recognized by the community concerned based on the applicable marriage regulations. The form of marriage depending on the local culture can vary and the goals can also vary. However, generally marriages are exclusive and recognize the concept of infidelity as a violation of marriage. Marriage is generally entered into with the intention of forming a family. Legal marriage ties are proven by documents in the form of a marriage certificate. But there are lots of various kinds of obstacles faced during the household so that divorce occurs.
Keywords: Divorce, Pregnant, Divorce when pregnant

ABSTRAK
Perkawinan adalah hubungan permanen antara dua orang yang diakui sah oleh masyarakat yang bersangkutan yang berdasarkan atas peraturan perkawinan yang berlaku. Bentuk perkawinan tergantung budaya setempat bisa berbeda-beda dan tujuannya bisa berbeda-beda juga. Tapi umumnya perkawinan itu ekslusif dan mengenal konsep perselingkuhan sebagai pelanggaran terhadap perkawinan. Perkawinan umumnya dijalani dengan maksud untuk membentuk keluarga. Ikatan perkawinan yang sah dibuktikan dengan adanya dokumen berupa akta perkawinan. Namun ada banyak sekali berbagai macam halangan yang dihadapi semasa berumahtangga sehingga terjadilah perceraian.