Successful and sustainable innovation in a health network, the case of a hospital and community health centre in a rural region of Canada
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12 mars 2024
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territory health network innovative practices collaborative governance case study Francophone minority communities official languages regionalizationSujets proches
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Stéphanie Collin et al., « Successful and sustainable innovation in a health network, the case of a hospital and community health centre in a rural region of Canada », Revue francophone sur la santé et les territoires, ID : 10.4000/rfst.2072
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Around the world, public decision-makers are trying to find structural arrangements to improve the performance of health systems. The regionalization strategy has been favored for several decades by most Canadian provinces. These new arrangements were not enough to significantly improve the delivery of health services and care. Some authors maintain that a strengthening of collaboration and participation is essential, thus leaving the "top down" logic to make way for the "bottom up" logic. I...