Healthy populations: The role of the health care sector
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Healthy populations: The role of the health care sector
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Across Europe, health systems are at a critical turning point. Ageing populations, workforce shortages
and rising care needs are testing the sustainability of our model and deepening inequalities across
Europe. The question is no longer whether change is needed, but how quickly and how efficiently we
act.
In this episode of Break the Bubble, Incisive Health Senior Counsel, Hans Martins sits down with, Jan De
Maeseneer, a leading voice in primary health care, former chair of the DG SANTE Expert Panel on
effective ways of investing in health, he now heads the WHO Collaborating Centre for Family Medicine
and Primary Health Care at Ghent University.
Together they explore what it will take to move from reactive sick care towards more resilient, person-
centred health systems.
They discuss why strengthening primary and community care matters, how prevention and population-
based approaches can ease pressure on health systems, and what can be done to reduce widening
health inequalities. What happens if we fail to act, and what opportunities open up if we get this
transformation right?