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Webinars: Co-Creation in Action for Health Systems, Services, and Policy
Join new webinar series on co-creation and participatory approaches.
Senior researchers, project leaders, and practitioners from different countries will share how they apply co-creation in real-world settings. The sessions will explore how co-creation is designed, facilitated, and evaluated, what challenges arise in practice, and what can be learned across different contexts.
The webinars are open to everyone and the participation is free of charge.
Date: From 8 October to 5 November 2026
Location: Online
Language: English
Organizer: Competence Center for Learning Health Systems (CCLHS, University of Lucerne)
Smarter Health Care-Webinar: Das Meikirch-Modell
Milo Puhan im Dialog mit Urs Zanoni und Ursula Zybach
Das Meikirch‑Modell versteht Gesundheit als Fähigkeit, die Anforderungen des Lebens zu bewältigen – im Zusammenspiel individueller, sozialer und ökologischer Faktoren.
Im Webinar diskutieren wir, wie dieser Ansatz neue Impulse für Prävention, integrierte Versorgung und die Weiterentwicklung des Schweizer Gesundheitssystems geben kann.
- Was will das Meikirch‑Modell – und was unterscheidet es von bestehenden Ansätzen?
- Welche Implikationen hat es für Versorgung, Public Health und integrierte Modelle?
- Wie kann das Modell konkret in der Schweiz angewendet werden – von der lokalen Versorgung bis zur nationalen Steuerung?
- Diskutieren Sie mit!
Datum: 7. September 2026, 12.00–13.00 Uhr
Ort: online
Sprache: Deutsch
Organisator: Smarter Health Care in Zusammenarbeit mit der Stiftung zur Förderung von Gesundheit gemäss Meikirch-Modell
NIP-Q-UPGRADE: Data-driven quality development in Swiss residential long-term care facilities
NIP-Q-UPGRADE (2022–2027) is the national implementation programme for strengthening quality of care in Swiss residential long-term care facilities. The Federal Quality Commission (FQC) has commissioned ARTISET together with the industry association CURAVIVA and senesuisse to implement the programme. It pursues three objectives: improving the data quality of the national medical quality indicators, supporting long-term care facilities in data-driven quality development, and introducing new quality indicators (pressure ulcers, medication review, advance care planning). Methodologically, the programme draws on implementation science: literature reviews and context analyses provide the foundation for developing measures that are tested in pilot phases and accompanied by process and outcome evaluations in preparation for national scale-up. Implementation follows a participatory approach involving long-term care facilities, software providers, federal and cantonal authorities, and subject-matter experts. Scientific leadership is held by the Institute of Nursing Science at the University of Basel, in collaboration with La Source (HES-SO) and SUPSI.
Responsibility: Franziska Zúñiga (Universität Basel), Nathalie Wellens (La Source), Laurie Corna (SUPSI)