Ep.07 | Value Always First - Il modello Value-Based Healthcare e le sue applicazioni

from Homo Salus · host Talent Garden & Roche Italia

I padri costituenti si stavano interrogando su un aspetto fondamentale, potremmo tranquillamente chiamarlo frontiera: il ruolo dello Stato nella sanità. Qualcosa di perenne attualità… E oggi, a quasi 80 anni di distanza, come affrontare la necessità di cogliere proprio quella sfida, quella della sanità pubblica? Come analizzare quel difficile, complesso, quasi impossibile equilibrio? Forse, come quasi sempre accade, ci possono aiutare le parole. In questo caso, proprio le parole del modello protagonista del nostro episodio numero 07 di Homo Salus, ovvero Value-Based-Healthcare.Questo è Homo Salus, un podcast di Talent Garden prodotto con il supporto di Roche Italia. Innovazione, sostenibilità, tecnologia, generazioni presenti e future: sono solo alcuni dei temi che affronteremo con Homo Salus, un viaggio in cui esseri umani e salute si incontrano costantemente.Homo Salus è la nuova frontiera della salute e con questo podcast proviamo a scoprirla insieme!Homo Salus si trova su tutte le piattaforme d’ascolto gratuite. Vieni a trovarci su roche.it. Ci sentiamo!

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