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WX 158 Hospitalization --- Belgium --- Belgium --- Belgium --- Patient Readmission

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Belgium --- Belgium --- Belgium --- KJK - Belgium --- Reimbursement Mechanisms --- Reimbursement Mechanisms --- Reimbursement Mechanisms

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Ambtenaren, contractuelen, mandaatfuncties,.. de federale overheid, de Vlaamse Gemeenschap, het Brussels Gewest, de provinciale en lokale overheden hebben uiteenlopende personeelsstatuten. 'Statutenzakboekje overheidspersoneel' biedt daarom een wegwijzer doorheen het administratief, syndicaal en geldelijk statuut van het overheidspersoneel op alle niveaus. Alle kennis is overzichtelijk samengebracht per overheid en per thema. Het behandelt ook de sociale beschermingsmaatregelen en de pensioenen. Dankzij het zakboekje vindt u snel en gemakkelijk de statutaire regeling terug voor elk personeelslid.

Belgium --- Belgium --- Belgium --- Government --- Government --- Government --- KJK 1 Law of Belgium --- KJK 1 Law of Belgium --- KJK 1 Law of Belgium

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This report is the product of a multi-stakeholder process launched by the King Baudouin Foundation in 2007 to examine the possibilities of improving patient participation in health-care policy.The project consisted of an inductive process in which a diverse group of stakeholders were questioned, using both individual interviews and group discussions. The results of these interviews were analysed and summarised to obtain an overview of the current debate on patient participation in Belgium.To help clarify the wealth of interview material, a number of dimensions of patient participation were distinguished, namely : participation activities, participation levels, relevant players and definition of the term ‘ patient ’. Also examined were the contextual factors liable to promote or hinder the developmentof a more participatory model in Belgium, as well as the associated risks. The analysis was structured around four basic premises, each tying patient participation to a specific goal. These were : better resource management ; higher quality care ; increased self-reliance ; and better representation of particular social players.These insights formed the basis for interaction with the wider stakeholder community in a series of multi-stakeholder dialogues. The first two sessions spawned a host of interesting thoughts on such issues as: the representation of patients who are unable to express themselves ; the need for an integrated approach (both from the policy perspective and in terms of individual patients and their various needs) ; the possibility of a self-reinforcing dynamic for making patient organisations more representative ; and the need for ‘ arbitration ’ methods as a means of moving beyond individual interests at policy level.This part of the process culminated in the stakeholder day on 12 October 2007, which generated a raft of practical proposals for improving patient participation in health-care policy. Participants gave priority to the following issues, in order of importance : the professionalisation of patient organisations (i. e. developing stable and sustainable competencies to ensure effective participation in policy) ; the representation of patient organisations at macro-level ; fostering a more participatory culture among care providers ; involving patients in assessing the quality of care ; and improving the interaction between mutual insurance companies and patients/patient organisations.The stakeholders also proposed packages of practical measures for moving the process forward. One thing that emerged very markedly was the desire to continue and intensify the process of dialogue and discussion, both in the context of patient organisations and with other stakeholders.This report therefore marks an important but temporary consolidation stage in an expanding multistakeholder dynamic. The Foundation will use the results of the project as the basis for further initiatives to improve patient participation.

Belgium --- Belgium --- Belgium --- W 84.7 Patient care planning. Progressive health care (General)

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Un rapport établi en 2010 par le Bureau fédéral du Plan mentionne que le secteur des administrations publiques en Belgique emploie 828 000 personnes en 2009, soit 18,7% de l’emploi total.Les caractéristiques de cet emploi changent : la proportion de statutaires diminue, le niveau des qualifications augmente ainsi que la part des 50 ans et plus. Par ailleurs, depuis 1995, l’emploi a fortement augmenté dans les pouvoirs locaux et les communautés et régions. Parallèlement, le droit et le contentieux de la fonction publique ont fortement évolué ces dix dernières années. Cet ouvrage en est le témoin. Les thèmes choisis vous feront tout connaître de l’actualité du recrutement des agents publics, de leurs droits et obligations, de leur statut disciplinaire, de leur statut pécuniaire, du contentieux administratif et judiciaire et ce, tant pour les agents statutaires que pour les contractuels.Les auteurs sont tous des praticiens chevronnés de ces matières. Ils vous guideront dans leurs arcanes.

Belgium --- Belgium --- Belgium --- K 3150 Public law --- Public administration --- Public administration --- Public administration