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Demographic change is forcing healthcare systems at all levels to replan their care structures. In Salzburg, the idea was born to develop a regional, cross-sectoral care atlas as an information and planning tool for politicians, administrators, experts and the population. This book summarizes the basis for this: It uses the literature and three best-practice examples from the USA and Germany to illustrate what geographical representations in health reporting can and cannot achieve and develops a checklist for a good health care atlas. In interviews with experts, the opportunities, requirements…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Demographic change is forcing healthcare systems at all levels to replan their care structures. In Salzburg, the idea was born to develop a regional, cross-sectoral care atlas as an information and planning tool for politicians, administrators, experts and the population. This book summarizes the basis for this: It uses the literature and three best-practice examples from the USA and Germany to illustrate what geographical representations in health reporting can and cannot achieve and develops a checklist for a good health care atlas. In interviews with experts, the opportunities, requirements and challenges for a regional, cross-sectoral health care atlas for the federal state of Salzburg are identified. The interviews show that a regional project for Salzburg should be started as an interactive online platform on a small scale and continuously developed during operation.
Autorenporträt
Wolfgang Fürweger was born in 1971 in Wels (Upper Austria) and studied political science, health sciences and leadership. After 23 years of journalism at local, regional and national level, he moved to the healthcare system in 2019 and has been the spokesperson for the Salzburg regional hospitals ever since.