Improving health in London: reflections from three mini case studies (HIV, mental health, healthcare estate)

S. Danielli, Emile Radyte, P. Donnelly, T. Coffey, H. Ashrafian, A. Darzi
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ABSTRACT Global health will increasingly be determined by cities and therefore city-wide transformation of health and care is crucially important. Reflections from our experiences in London suggest some critical ingredients for city-wide transformation, including: having a shared aim; robust engagement with the citizens, service users and providers of services; setting aside organisational priorities and effective incentives to do so; a focus on enablers; strong city-wide leadership. Rather than working ‘together but separately’, health and care partners must work ‘together, together’ if cities are to meet the health and care challenges of the next decade.
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改善伦敦的健康状况:来自三个小型案例研究(艾滋病毒、心理健康、医疗保健地产)的思考
全球卫生将越来越多地由城市决定,因此城市范围内的卫生和保健转型至关重要。从我们在伦敦的经验中得出的反思,为整个城市的转型提供了一些关键因素,包括:有一个共同的目标;与公民、服务使用者和服务提供者进行强有力的接触;制定组织的优先事项和有效的激励措施;关注促成因素;强有力的全市领导。如果城市要应对下一个十年的卫生和保健挑战,卫生和保健合作伙伴必须“共同努力,共同努力”,而不是“共同努力,各行其是”。
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