This document discusses reinventing long term care in the Netherlands by increasing self-sufficiency for individuals with psychiatric and/or intellectual disabilities to reduce costs. It notes drivers of success include new intermediate services, a positive health approach, detailed measurements, and an attitude of just doing it. Challenges mentioned are that funding remains budget-driven, measurements need improvement, and there is no level playing field. It seeks a partner to turn incomplete measurements into an evidence-based package for long term residential health care in the Netherlands.
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3. Our Mission:
- To structurally increase self
sufficiency
- Of: individuals with psychiatric
and/or intelectual disabilities
- Thus: reducing costs of long term
care in The Netherlands
(WLZ/WMO)
4. Drivers of our success:
- New, intermediate services
- Positive Health approach
- Detailed and repeated
measurements
- Just do it
5. Our challenges:
- Funding institutes remain
budget driven
- Measurement instruments
need to be improved
- No level playing field
6. What we look for:
- A partner with whom to turn our
patchy, incomplete measurement
instruments into an evidence based
package for long term residential
health care in The Netherlands
