Target Groups
This overview provides a list of key international/European organisations and national bodies with a strong international profile. In addition it is envisaged that project partners (VOLGT LINK NAAR GROEP) would disseminate findings to their national contacts that would then carry on with local information (also in national languages). This is being facilitated with centrally developed inventories and overviews.
The different target groups mentioned in the Overview (see chapter 2) are elaborated on in this chapter. The following tables are portrayed:
- Table 4. Policy makers
- Table 5. Broad (lay) public
- Table 6. NGOs
- Table 7. Quality Professional Community
- Table 8. Scientific community
Please find a pdf-file of Table 4.
Please find a pdf-file of Table 5.
Please find a pdf-file of Table 6.
Please find a pdf-file of Table 7.
Please find a pdf-file of Table 8
Table 4 Target group: Policy makers Policy makers in health care and related areas * WHO - World Alliance for Patiënt Safety * WHO - Euro * OECD * Council of Europe * European Commission: DG SANCO * European Commission: DG Social Affairs * European Commission: DG RTD – Research * European Commission: DG EAC - Education and Culture * European Commission: DG Enterprise * OSHA (European Agency for Safety and Health at Work) * ECDC (European Centre for Disease Prevention) * MEPs: Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety * MEPs: Committee Internal Market and Consumer Protection * MEPs: Committee Employment and Social Affairs * EU Member States Permanent Representation * High Level Group * European Health Policy Forum * National Ministries of Health
Table 5 Target group: Broad (lay) public Broad (lay) public * BEUC (consumers) * Members of WHO World Alliance for PS 'Patiënt Safety Champions' National * German Coalition for patiënt safety (APeV) * Danish Society for Patiënt Safety * National Patiënt Safety Agency (NPSA, UK) * National Platform for Patiënt Safety (Netherlands)
Table 6 Target group: Policy makers NGO's (representing parties relevant for health care) * CPME (doctors) * CPME (doctors) * UEMS (medical specialists) * UEMO (general practitioners) * AEMH (hospital physicians) * EMSA (medical students) * WMA (World Medical Association) * EFN (nurses) * HOPE (hospital organisations) * PGEU (Community pharmacists) * EAHP (Hospital pharmacists) * EFPIA (pharmaceutical industry) * AIM (insurers) * ESIP (insurers) * IAPO (patients) * AvMA (patients) * National patient organisations with stated interest in Patient Safety * EHMA (health management) * EPHA (public health) * WFME (medical education) * EHTEL (health telematics) * Eucomed (medical devices)
Table 7 Target group: Quality Professional Community Quality Professional Community * ESQH * ISQuA * Accreditation institutes * Health Foundation * Picker institute * WHO observatories * Kings Fund * Karolinska Institute Medical (News) Journals: * Journals/Newsletters of national members CPME * Journals/Newsletters of 'Provider' category under NGOs Online Medical News: * Medical News Today * Reuters Health * Euractiv, Health * Health First Europe
Table 8 Target group: Scientific Community Scientific community * Expert group mapping exercise (WP2) * Universities * Research Centres * Researchers Scientific Medical Journals: * Public Health Journal (Univ. Oxford) * Lancet * BMJ * BMJ: Quality and Safety in Health Care Journal * Oxford International Journal for Quality in Health Care * Emeralds International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance * ISQUA The International Journal for Quality in Health Care * Elsevier Science: International Journal for Quality in Health Care * Journal of Patient Safety * The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety
