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[...] The lack of political commitment will constitute a challenge for AHA in the future. The central governments should support the efforts that endeavour to address the ageing issues.
Angelo Rossi Mori
the political commitment is related to the awareness among the community. The spontaneous pilots aren't enough to raise a pervasive knowledge that can activate the policy makers. The field of AHA requires fully integrated care, supported by digital technologies, and it is too complex to be faced by easy solutions.
Angelo Rossi Mori, 14/10/2016 17:16
David Jepson
Better integration is needed for sure and isolated pilot actions will need to be mainstreamed. Also more action which will prevent older people from becoming dependent through keeping them engaged as citizens and economic actors. This is about perception and image too
David Jepson, 19/10/2016 16:49
David Jepson
Most also stress the role of the private sectior; individual businesses as well as business organisations in relation to the silver economy - providing goods and services, market testing, social innovation allowing wider benefits to be captured
David Jepson, 19/10/2016 17:41
Patrik Eklund
No. It's not a question about political commitment. Again, care teams take care of seniors. Politicians make policies based on their understanding of how that is done. But, of course, central government support helps. However, if they simply spray money all over, it's not going to help. It's like the flower. Its roots needs the water.
Patrik Eklund, 25/10/2016 11:34
Stuart Anderson
Angelo makes a point earlier about middle management and organisational change. Effecting change in large, complex organisations with highly autonomous individuals (e.g. clinicians) is difficult. Top down change is effected by changing KPIs and understanding how to avoid perverse incentivisation - developing such patters of KPIs that help promote change through reward while avoiding unintended consequences would be a useful enabler. Enabling bottom up change is more concerned with training on how to identify innovation opportunities and being aware of new practice and how to transition.
Stuart Anderson, 26/10/2016 14:39
Stuart Anderson
Should there be work on making practices more searchable and relevant to people involved in service delivery?
Stuart Anderson, 26/10/2016 14:40
Lars Kayser
Agree, but it is also important to get ownership from leadership on all levels, maybe a condenced newsletter sent out a couple of times a year and a toolkit to aid participants in informingtheir leaders could assist the process.
Lars Kayser, 31/10/2016 12:13
ERRIN Network
Dear Angelo and David, very faire points. I have taken them up.
ERRIN Network, 03/11/2016 16:48
ERRIN Network
dear Lars, thanks very much. you are right, indeed about the ownership. I have inserted your comment
ERRIN Network, 03/11/2016 16:48
ERRIN Network
dear Lars, thanks very much. you are right, indeed about the ownership. I have inserted your comment
ERRIN Network, 03/11/2016 16:48