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[Consensus conferences in Israel--a collaborative model for national policy making]
Harefuah
|September 6, 2014
Summary
Developing national health policies requires consensus-building. A structured consensus conference model, adapted for real-time decision-making, facilitates policy implementation by involving stakeholders and experts.
Area of Science:
- Health policy and systems research
- Medical technology assessment
- Public health decision-making
Context:
- National policy development for controversial health issues is complex.
- Consensus conferences, originating in North America, are a global method for policy agreement.
- Adapting models is crucial due to diverse health systems and societal factors.
Purpose:
- To explore the structured consensus conference model for national health policy.
- To examine the adaptation of this model in Israel for real-time decision-making.
- To identify the advantages and disadvantages of consensus conferences in policy implementation.
Summary:
- Consensus conferences involve literature reviews, expert consultations, and public dialogue for technology assessment and policy.
- The classic model's complexity, length, and cost are disadvantages.
- An adapted Israeli model emphasizes professional reviews and stakeholder involvement for dynamic health systems.
Impact:
- Facilitates appropriate utilization of existing health technologies.
- Enhances alignment among stakeholders and public engagement.
- Enables national-level policy implementation through determined consensus.
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