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CONNECTING HEALTH PROFESSIONALS TO EXPERTISE AND EVIDENCE Keri Wachter Director of Strategy and Programs Global Health Delivery Project at Harvard University June 25, 2016 Disclosure Keri Wachter There is no actual or potential conflict of

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CONNECTING HEALTH PROFESSIONALS TO EXPERTISE AND EVIDENCE

Keri Wachter

Director of Strategy and Programs Global Health Delivery Project at Harvard University June 25, 2016

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Keri Wachter There is no actual or potential conflict of interest in relation to this presentation.

Disclosure

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TAKEAWAYS

  • Challenges
  • Terms: Health Care Delivery, Value
  • Public Goods for Global Health Delivery
  • GHDonline.org (Global Health Delivery Online)
  • Global Health Delivery Case Collection
  • UpToDate Donation Program

The Global Health Delivery Project at Harvard

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Source: Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

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Source: Council on Foreign Relations (2015). Vaccine-Preventable Outbreaks. Retrieved from: http://www.cfr.org/interactives/GH_Vaccine_Map/#map

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Price

  • Affordable

price

  • Equitable price
  • Market

sustainable price Quality

  • Assured quality
  • Information

about Quality available transparently Supply

  • Products

adapted to needs

  • Adequate

production capacity

  • Short lead-

times

  • Uninterrupted

supply

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Low demand due to affordability gap or poor awareness Low market size=weaker incentives to invest in supply Low volume and lack of supply investment= Higher per-unit costs and poor availability Poor availability and divergence between price-point and ability to pay

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http://www.healthdata.org/research-article/global-health-development-assistance-remained-steady-2013-did-not-align-recipients%E2%80%99

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IMPLEMENTATION BOTTLENECK +

  • Vaccines
  • Primary Health Care
  • Drug therapies
  • Maternal Child Health Care
  • Basic Surgery

New Developments:

  • Microbicides
  • Malaria and TB diagnostics
  • Chemotherapy
  • Drugs for neglected diseases
  • >10 new vaccines
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www.ghdonline.org/cases

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HOW CAN PROVIDERS FIND ANSWERS JUST IN TIME?

HEALTH PROFESSIONAL’S QUESTION BEST ANSWER AVAILABLE

The Global Health Delivery Project at Harvard

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GLOBAL HEALTH DELIVERY ONLINE, GHDONLINE.ORG

Moderated Discussions Searchable Archives Crowd- Sourced Insights Global Perspective

The Global Health Delivery Project at Harvard

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COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE

Diversity of Opinion Independence Decentralization Aggregation

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PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COMMUNITIES

Quality & Safety Population Health YP-CDN TB Infection Control MDR-TB Treatment &

Prevention

Malaria Treatment &

Prevention

HIV Treatment &

Prevention

Health IT Global Surgery &

Anesthesia

Global Nursing & Midwifery Endemic NCDs 70+ Private

Communities

The Global Health Delivery Project at Harvard

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GHDONLINE MEMBERSHIP

The Global Health Delivery Project at Harvard

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MODERATORS

GHDonline communities are expert-led

  • Nearly 40 moderators bring subject matter expertise,

guidance, and structure to our communities

  • Moderators facilitate conversation and encourage

participation, bringing together organizations and individuals around the world

The Global Health Delivery Project at Harvard

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GHDONLINE DISCUSSIONS

During Pakistan’s floods, a member seeks resources to track relief efforts

Responses highlight resources from Kenya, China and Haiti

Members collaborate to develop a mapping tool to track and share relief efforts

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GHDONLINE EXPERT PANELS

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GHDONLINE EXPERT PANELS

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GHDONLINE EXPERT PANELS

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TOP DISCUSSIONS Available as GHDonline Discussion Briefs

The Global Health Delivery Project at Harvard

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Click “Join”

  • n the

homepage

www.ghdonline.org

The Global Health Delivery Project at Harvard

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HOW TO SIGN UP

To join GHDonline: 1. Visit ghdonline.org and click “Join Today.” 2. Complete step 1 “About you.” 3. Complete step 2 “Organization.” 4. At step 3 “Communities,” please add any other public communities that interest you. 5. After signing up, you’ll receive an activation e-mail. Follow the instructions to confirm your GHDonline account. 6. Once confirmed, upload a profile photo and join the discussions!

The Global Health Delivery Project at Harvard

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FOR GHDONLINE MEMBERS: HARVARD BUSINESS PUBLISHING, TEACHING CASES

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FOR GHDONLINE MEMBERS:

EVIDENCE BASED CLINICAL RESOURCE, UPTODATE

An individual UpToDate subscription costs ~$500/year. Tanzania spent ~$50/person on healthcare in 2014 US hospitals with UpToDate have lower mortality (Isaac et al., 2012)

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EXPANDING THE NETWORK

The Global Health Delivery Project at Harvard