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Pillars and lines of action for integrated and people- and community-centered health systemsPilares e linhas de ação para sistemas integrados de saúde centrados nas pessoas e nas comunidades

This paper presents the position of the Latin American working group of the International Foundation for Integrated Care (IFIC). The working group brings together various Latin American actors and organizations in support of actions that facilitate the transformation of health systems in the region...

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Published in:Revista panamericana de salud pública 2022, Vol.46, p.e48
Main Authors: Pérez-Hernández, Galileo, Ehrenberg, Nieves, Gómez-Duarte, Ingrid, Artaza, Osvaldo, Cruz, Dionne, Leyns, Christine, López-Vázquez, Julieta, Perman, Gastón, Ríos, Víctor, Robles, William, Rojas-Araya, Karol, Sáenz-Madrigal, Rocío, Solís-Calvo, Luis
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Language:Spanish
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Summary:This paper presents the position of the Latin American working group of the International Foundation for Integrated Care (IFIC). The working group brings together various Latin American actors and organizations in support of actions that facilitate the transformation of health systems in the region towards integrated systems that focus on people not as isolated individuals but as subjects of law in the complex social and environmental contexts where they live and interact. The working group proposes nine pillars of integrated care to be used as a conceptual framework for policy development and changes in practices: 1) shared vision and values; 2) population health; 3) people and communities as partners; 4) resilient communities; 5) capacities of human resources for health; 6) governance and leadership; 7) digital solutions; 8) aligned payment systems; and 9) public transparency. Based on these pillars, lines of work are proposed to strengthen alliances and networks, advocacy, research, and capacity-building, in order to help develop health and social systems that are effectively integrated and focused not only on people but also on communities in Latin America.
ISSN:1680-5348
1680-5348
DOI:10.26633/RPSP.2022.48