Program Design and contents
Healthcare Network
Realizing healthcare networks is a relatively new discipline. The Advanced Program Healthcare Networks gives you all the tools you need to set up an effective and efficient healthcare network in practice. After completing this program, you will have the skills to effectively lead the transformation to collaborating in healthcare networks.
Over 2 x 2 days, you’ll delve into all the aspects of healthcare networks with the domain experts and fellow participants. Theories and models come to life with real-world examples and the case studies of other participants.
You study with participants from different organizations – the same people you’ll be working with when setting up healthcare networks. For the refresher day, around 6 months later, we organize intervision sessions with experts of your choice, so that you can take your case even further.
Contents

Refresher day
Attend “speed-dating” sessions with three experts of your choice and ask all of your questions about your own healthcare network.
Time investment and result
The Advanced Program Healthcare Networks consists of 2 x 2 lecture days and a refresher day. The program is designed to limit the amount of preparation time. Enrollment is followed by a digital intake, where participants indicate their main issues so the lectures can link up with the day-to-day work of participants.
After completion of this Advanced Program, you will receive a TIAS Certificate of participation.
PE-points
The PE point system is currently undergoing some changes. For further information, please feel free to contact our Program Adviser.
A Word from our Academic Director
‘Hospitals, academic centers, primary care physicians, physical therapists, home care institutions, welfare organizations – a variety of organizations are involved with people who have healthcare or support needs. This increasingly requires collaboration. Not just because that’s good for the patient or customer. But also to keep healthcare and support accessible and affordable. In the future, fewer people will have to provide more healthcare and support. This will only be possible with more efficient and effective forms of collaboration. Healthcare networks can accomplish this. But it takes a lot for organizations to operate across the zero, front, second and third lines. The world-class lecturers in this Advanced Program walk our participants through the creation of successful healthcare networks. Practical tools let you apply the theories and models to your day-to-day work immediately.’
Rob Vanwersch


