Improving the information base and optimising service solutions to support social welfare and health care reform

Acronym

IMPRO

Description of the granted funding

The need to improve information to develop and evaluate health and social care under the ongoing welfare and health care reform in Finland is evident. The aim of this project is by using marker conditions to develop data retrieval systems and analyses to create prototypes to further analyse the health and social care structure, access to services, care pathways, outcomes of care and costs and cost-effectiveness taking into account area level and sociodemographic aspects of clients and population. Marker conditions are selected to represent client groups with different types of common and important health problems, service use needs and patterns. The research team will analyse the situation both before and after the welfare and health care reform to observe the effects of integration. The joint municipal authority for North Karelia social and health services where the integration of services was done already 1st January, 2017 is used as a pilot area for analyses.
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Starting year

2021

End year

2023

Granted funding






Tiina Laatikainen Orcid -palvelun logo
332 340 €

Role in consortium of the Academy of Finland

Leader

Other consortium parties

Partner
University of Eastern Finland (336326)
285 000 €
Partner
University of Eastern Finland (336330)
294 238 €
Partner
University of Oulu (336327)
285 685 €
Partner
Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (336328)
488 645 €
Partner
Aalto University (336329)
279 749 €

Funder

Research Council of Finland

Funding instrument

Finansiering för strategisk forskning

Other information

Funding decision number

336325

Fields of science

Public health care science, environmental and occupational health

Research fields

Kansanterveystiede

Themes

Uudistu tai surkastu - resurssit ja ratkaisut

Identified topics

public health, occupational health