andis paeglītis cdo latvia zane bendika baltic dental meeting 21.-22.09.12. palanga, lithuania
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"BALTIC COMMON
STRATEGY FROM THE
POINT OF VIEW OF LATVIA."
Andis PaeglītisCDO Latvia
Zane Bendika
Baltic Dental Meeting 21.-22.09.12. Palanga, Lithuania
ADVANTAGES
Structural changes Successful collaboration with the Oral
Health Centre Stabile State information network
DISADVANTAGES
It is not patient-oriented. It is not service quality, validity and
protection oriented in broader definition.
It is not oriented to dentist protection.
CONCLUSIONS
Agree on unified strategic guidelines among the specialists of the Baltic States
Create a new national strategy for dental care, based on unified guidelines, as well as on experience:
CONCLUSIONS
Apply positive experience of our neighbours; in Estonia E-medicine, in Lithuania – patient protection, etc.
Propose solutions of availability in Latvia: network of Oral Health Centres, mobile dentistry
SUGGESTIONS
Build closer collaboration among the Baltic specialists
Agree on common guidelines Involve Scandinavian specialists-
experts
SUGGESTIONS
Enjoy the life!!!
GOOD CARE-ABOUT THE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR QUALITY AND PATIENT SAFETY IN HEALTH CARE
Guide issued by the Swedish National Board of Health and Welfare in 2006.
HEALTH CARE MUST BE Patient centred Accessible and timely Safe Evidence based Equitable Efficient
PATIENT CENTRED CARE
PATIENT CENTRED CARE
A number of different facts indicates that health care is not always as patient-centred as it should be
THE POSSIBLE REASONS FOR THIS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:
There is a lack of awareness that a patient-centred approach provides a better outcome
Patients interest in treatment process is not always sufficient
WHAT NEEDS TO BE IMPROWED?
Legislation (Law on the Rights of Patients 1.03.2009)
Freedom of choice The formats for patient participation in
health care need to be developed
PATIENT CENTRED CARE
The Patient in the Centre – Involvement in the Treatment Process, Full
Awareness and Participation. Dr. Dana Romane
TIMELY CARE
TIMELY CARE
Care is offered to patients, without waiting time having an adverse physical, mental or social effect on the patient
TIMELY CARE IN DENTISTRY
Acute cases
Follow-up assistance
TIMELY=ACCESSIBLE CARE
Regional accessibility/mobile dentistry
Financial accessibility
REGIONAL ACCESSIBILITY
Work of the Oral Health Centres
Mobile dentistry
ACCESSIBLE AND TIMELY CARE
Dr. Elita Vinogradova
Dr. Andis Paeglītis
SAFE CARE
SAFE CARE
Safe care is fundamental to high-quality health care, in wich the treatments used lead to the expected results, without causing risks or injuries to patients
WHAT NEEDS TO BE IMPROWED? Infection control
Radiology
Personal data protection
SAFE CARE IN ORAL HEALTH.
Dr. Dana RomāneDr. Irēna Delle
EVIDENCE BASED CARE
EVIDENCE BASED CARE
Health care is based on systematically gathered, scrutinised, evaluated and compiled scientific knowledge
WHAT NEEDS TO BE IMPROVED? Recomendations need to be developed
within the areas where research is not yet particularly extensive
The production of knowledge should be coordinated in order to avoid duplication of work and contradictions
Monitoring and improvement of medical technologies
EVIDENCE BASED CARE
The Structure of the Future Oral Health Strategy in Latvia
Quality Indicators for Oral Health
Assoc. prof. Egita Senakola
EQUITABLE CARE
EQUITABLE CARE
Health is not distributed equally and thus a health care system should strive towards equity in health care for the entire population and it should prioritise those with the greatest need. It should also be oriented towards prevention and health promotion
EFFICIENT HEALTH CARE
EFFICIENT HEALTH CARE Efficient health care means optimal
utilisation of the recources available in order to achieve desired goals. Efficient health care can therefore be said to have a high level of target attainment in relation to the recources utilised
EFFICIENT HEALTH CARE
The Structure of the Future Oral Health Strategy in Latvia
Assoc. prof. Egita Senakola
