Dionne Kringos|Fabrizio Carinci|Erica Barbazza|Véronique Bos|Kendall Jamieson Gilmore|Oliver Groene|László Gulácsi|Damir Ivankovi?|Tessa Jansen|Søren Paaske Johnsen|Simon de Lusignan|Jan Mainz|Sabina Nuti|Niek Klazinga|Petra Baji|Óscar Brito Fernandes|Pinar Kara|Nicolás Larrain|Beatriz Meza|Anna Maria Murante|Márta Péntek|Mircha Poldrugovac|S. Wang|Claire Willmington|Yuanhang Yang
Managing COVID-19 within and across health systems: why we need performance intelligence to coordinate a global response
Amsterdam University Medical Centers|University of Amsterdam|University of Bologna|Amsterdam University Medical Centers|University of Amsterdam|Amsterdam University Medical Centers|University of Amsterdam|Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies|London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine|Corvinus University of Budapest|Amsterdam University Medical Centers|University of Amsterdam|Amsterdam University Medical Centers|University of Amsterdam|Aalborg University Hospital|University of Oxford|Aalborg University Hospital|Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies|Amsterdam University Medical Centers|University of Amsterdam|Aalborg University Hospital|Aalborg University Hospital|Aalborg University Hospital|Amsterdam University Medical Centers|University of Amsterdam|Amsterdam University Medical Centers|University of Amsterdam|Aalborg University Hospital|Aalborg University Hospital|Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies|Amsterdam University Medical Centers|University of Amsterdam
abstract background covid19 pandemic complex global public health crisis presenting clinical organisational systemwide challenges different research perspectives health needed order manage monitor crisis performance intelligence approach emphasises need different research perspectives supporting health systems decisionmakers determine policies based wellinformed choices paper present viewpoint innovative training network healthcare performance intelligence professionals healthpros performance intelligence used covid19 pandemic discussion lack standardised information paired limited discussion alignment countries contribute uncertainty decisionmaking countries consequently plethora different nondatadriven uncoordinated approaches address outbreak noted worldwide comparative health system research needed help countries shape response models social care public health primary care hospital care longterm care different phases pandemic need phase compare contextspecific bundles measures impact health outcomes modelled using targeted data advanced statistical methods performance intelligence pursued compare data construct indicators identify optimal strategies embracing system perspective allow countries take coordinated strategic decisions mitigating risk system collapsea framework development implementation performance intelligence outlined healthpros network pertinence health systems need better timely data govern pandemicinduced transition period tensions care needs demand capacity exceptionally high worldwide health systems challenged ensure essential levels healthcare towards patients including need routine assistance conclusion performance intelligence plays essential role part broader public health strategy guiding decisions health system actors implementation contextualised measures tackle covid19 future epidemic well effect health system large based commonly agreedupon standardised data fitforpurpose indicators making optimal use existing health information infrastructures healthpros network make meaningful contribution