Martin Strandberg-Larsen
Biographic Data
| ID | 6780115 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Martin Strandberg-Larsen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Martin |
| FAMILY NAME | Strandberg-Larsen |
| SIGNATURE | STRANDBERG-LARSEN M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Copenhagen |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Health care agreements as a tool for coordinating health and social services
There are substantial improvements with the new health agreements in terms of formalising a better coordination of the health care system
Measurement of integrated healthcare delivery
Coordination between primary and secondary healthcare in Denmark and Sweden
Despite a variety of policy initiatives, lacking or poorly developed structures to support implementation function as barriers for coordination. The two cases illustrate that even in two relatively coherent health systems, with regional management of both the hospital and general practice sector, there are issues to resolve in regard to administrative and operational coordination. The interorganisational network literature can provide useful tool…
Does a public single payer system deliver integrated services? A national survey study among professional stakeholders in Denmark
BACKGROUND: Integrated health care delivery is a goal of contemporary health systems; however, the achievement of this goal is rarely quantified. The Danish health care system provides an interesting case study, as a setting with a formally integrated financing and delivery system. PURPOSE: To measure the level of integration of care and conceptual sub dimensions in the Danish health system, using a major professional stakeholder (MaPS) approach.…
Does a public single payer system deliver integrated care? A national survey study among professional stakeholders in Denmark
The scope for improvement is high due to the structural composition of the system. Increased managerial stewardship, alignment of the financial incentives, and expanded use of information communication technology to link sub-organisations will be a way to move the system forward to meet its explicit goal of providing an integrated delivery of services
Are joint health plans effective for coordination of health services? An analysis based on theory and Danish pre-reform results
Joint health planning is needed to achieve coordination of care. Efforts must be made to overcome barriers hampering efficient whole system planning. Active policies emphasising the necessity of health planning, despite involved cost, are warranted to insure delivery of care that benefits the health of the population
Coordination between primary and secondary healthcare in Denmark and Sweden
Despite a variety of policy initiatives, lacking or poorly developed structures to support implementation function as barriers for coordination. The two cases illustrate that even in two relatively coherent health systems, with regional management of both the hospital and general practice sector, there are issues to resolve in regard to administrative and operational coordination. The interorganisational network literature can provide useful tool…
Does a public single payer system deliver integrated care? A national survey study among professional stakeholders in Denmark
The scope for improvement is high due to the structural composition of the system. Increased managerial stewardship, alignment of the financial incentives, and expanded use of information communication technology to link sub-organisations will be a way to move the system forward to meet its explicit goal of providing an integrated delivery of services
Health care agreements as a tool for coordinating health and social services
There are substantial improvements with the new health agreements in terms of formalising a better coordination of the health care system
Are joint health plans effective for coordination of health services? An analysis based on theory and Danish pre-reform results
Joint health planning is needed to achieve coordination of care. Efforts must be made to overcome barriers hampering efficient whole system planning. Active policies emphasising the necessity of health planning, despite involved cost, are warranted to insure delivery of care that benefits the health of the population
Are joint health plans effective for coordination of health services? An analysis based on theory and Danish pre-reform results
Joint health planning is needed to achieve coordination of care. Efforts must be made to overcome barriers hampering efficient whole system planning. Active policies emphasising the necessity of health planning, despite involved cost, are warranted to insure delivery of care that benefits the health of the population
Does a public single payer system deliver integrated services? A national survey study among professional stakeholders in Denmark
BACKGROUND: Integrated health care delivery is a goal of contemporary health systems; however, the achievement of this goal is rarely quantified. The Danish health care system provides an interesting case study, as a setting with a formally integrated financing and delivery system. PURPOSE: To measure the level of integration of care and conceptual sub dimensions in the Danish health system, using a major professional stakeholder (MaPS) approach.…
Does a public single payer system deliver integrated care? A national survey study among professional stakeholders in Denmark
The scope for improvement is high due to the structural composition of the system. Increased managerial stewardship, alignment of the financial incentives, and expanded use of information communication technology to link sub-organisations will be a way to move the system forward to meet its explicit goal of providing an integrated delivery of services
Measurement of integrated healthcare delivery
Coordination between primary and secondary healthcare in Denmark and Sweden
Despite a variety of policy initiatives, lacking or poorly developed structures to support implementation function as barriers for coordination. The two cases illustrate that even in two relatively coherent health systems, with regional management of both the hospital and general practice sector, there are issues to resolve in regard to administrative and operational coordination. The interorganisational network literature can provide useful tool…
Health care agreements as a tool for coordinating health and social services
There are substantial improvements with the new health agreements in terms of formalising a better coordination of the health care system
Business (5 works) · Health care (5 works) · Process management (5 works) · Interprofessional Education and Collaboration (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Danish (3 works) · Environmental health (3 works) · Health services (3 works)