- Within the framework of the CHI Innovate 2019 International Congress that is being held these days in Singapore.
- The health group has been invited to present its population health management model to health managers and organizations that have met at this international forum.
- Manuel Bosch, corporate director of innovation: "Our roadmap is oriented towards the optimal use of public resources, adapting to demographic changes, medical advances and technological innovation".
The Ribera Salud group has signed its entry into the Center for Healthcare Innovation (CHI) co-learning network. It is a community open to collaborative creation where partners can share innovation projects, form communities for practice and exchange knowledge to promote the transformation of healthcare systems.
The signing of Ribera Salud as a partner of the CHI Co-Learning network has taken place in Singapore, within the CHI Innovate International Congress 2019, which closes today under the motto 'Let's change our future!', and in which the Corporate Director of Innovation and Technological Development of Ribera Salud, Manuel Bosch, has participated. “Our roadmap is oriented towards the optimal use of public health resources, adapting to demographic changes, medical advances and technological innovation. This global collaboration agreement, at the international level, will undoubtedly contribute to improving and perfecting this roadmap”, has stated.
The CHI Co-Learning network was created in 2016 with the aim of uniting diverse but synergistic experiences in different sectors. It is currently made up of 27 local and international members. In relation to best health practices, along with Ribera Salud, Imperial College Healthcare, Oxford Center for Triple Value Healthcare, Johnson & Johnson, Philips Electronics Singapore, Qulturum, Singapore Health Services, PricewaterhouseCoopers Consulting, among others, are also part of this network. many others.
CHI INNOVATE 2019
Hundreds of professionals from the health sector have gathered at the CHI Innovate 2019 international congress, held in Singapore, on May 9 and 10. In his presentation 'From hospital to Population Health Management', Manuel Bosch, has presented the population health management model developed by
Shore Health. A program that tries to efficiently manage the health needs of the population. It is a predictive, personalized, preventive and participatory assistance model.
For Bosch, "Current management models are oriented towards the treatment of acute patients and their inadequacy for chronic patients implies an increase in costs and poorer quality of care". In this sense, as he has qualified, Ribera Salud is incorporating new tools capable of helping to transform the public health system. One of the priorities is the advance towards the digital era, she has remarked, "Incorporating a more continuous control of patients, helping them to be co-responsible in the management and control of their diseases."
It is not the first time that the health group has been invited to present the keys to its management in international forums. It should be remembered that the Ribera Salud model is a case study at Harvard University and the University of Berkeley, among other organizations, and that it was selected at the WISH International Innovation Forum in Qatar as one of the seven global success stories.
