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Origen: {"body":{"ca":"<p>In the module Health models and healthcare systems we aim to understand critically the importance of the health models implemented in our societies, the way healthcare systems affect the right to health for all, and we will also explore proposals for social transformation that may bring fairer systems, more accessible, more democratic and better coordinated with social actors.</p><h3><img src=\"https://i.imgur.com/Yr7eeSw.png?1\"></h3><h2><br></h2><h2><br></h2><h2><strong>Why health models are crucial and key perspectives </strong>(Joan Benach)</h2><p>In this video, Joan Benach, Public Health professor and director of GREDS, adresses 3 main questions on health models in the present time.</p><iframe class=\"ql-video\" allowfullscreen=\"true\" src=\"https://www.youtube.com/embed/z3uwgd0FJRo?showinfo=0\" frameborder=\"0\"></iframe><p><br></p><h2>Healthcare systems: axes, knots, action(Jasmine McGhie)</h2><p>In this video, Jasmine McGhie from La Cabecera underlines key factors of how healthcare systems are organised, how they affect the right to health, and launches critical questions that should make everyone reflect upon.</p><p>Ready for questions like: <em>why does public money for healthcare flow into private pockets</em>?<em> why do we talk about the marginalised and we never point at those who benefit from discrimination ?</em> And many others...</p><iframe class=\"ql-video\" allowfullscreen=\"true\" src=\"https://www.youtube.com/embed/ZdgnE3aHgcI?showinfo=0\" frameborder=\"0\"></iframe><p><br></p><h2>Infographic on Health models and healthcare systems</h2><p>The following infographic has been created by Carlotta Cataldi with HRA, based on the presentations by Joan Benach and Jasmine McGhie, and collects the most relevant elements of <em>Module 2. </em><strong><em>Health models and healthcare systems.</em></strong></p><p>\r\n\r\n<img src=\"https://i.imgur.com/a4HZqqH.jpg\">\r\n\r\n</p><h4><br></h4><h3>We enter here the section on Experiences of Transformation</h3><p>We are here not just to understand, but to change the board of the game. That is why besides going into the problematic description of reality and discussing what needs to be changed, we can also get inspired by the knowledge on how things are being changed.</p><p>So the section on Experiences of transformation is going to feed us with this kind of experiences, so that later we can start imagining our own actions, together and also with our own movements at home.</p><h3><strong>Small Talks, Big Changes: Leslie y Denis y sus experiencias de transformación de los sistemas sanitarios</strong></h3><p>Leslie and Denis know each other for some time now.<em> Let us not unveil the mistery now</em>, but they both have been activists in their countries (South Africa, Uganda) and involved in the People's Health Movement for many years. They have experiences in bringing participation as a way to transform healthcare systems in their countries, and they took the opportunity to exchange about those moments.</p><p><em>Come in and watch their conversation:</em></p><iframe class=\"ql-video\" allowfullscreen=\"true\" src=\"https://www.youtube.com/embed/7FyzN_s0xj4?showinfo=0\" frameborder=\"0\"></iframe><p><br></p><h2>Now, time for debate and bringing in your opinions</h2><p>You may react to these presentations and materials the way you prefer, though we may trigger through some questions:</p><ol><li><strong>Your approach</strong>: What is your own approach to the perspectives of social determinants, social determination and intersectionality of health? How to integrate a transformative perspective or action on this regard in the struggles for the right to health?</li><li><strong>Using these materials</strong>: Do you think these materials could have some use for future trainings and awareness raising actions? (Is there something that should be improved, for it to happen?)</li></ol><p><br></p><h3>You can start or continue a debate by posting a \"Comment\" below or replying to others's comments.</h3><p><br></p>","en":"<p>In the module Health models and healthcare systems we aim to understand critically the importance of the health models implemented in our societies, the way healthcare systems affect the right to health for all, and we will also explore proposals for social transformation that may bring fairer systems, more accessible, more democratic and better coordinated with social actors.</p><h3><img src=\"https://i.imgur.com/Yr7eeSw.png?1\"></h3><h2><br></h2><h2><br></h2><h2><strong>Why health models are crucial and key perspectives </strong>(Joan Benach)</h2><p>In this video, Joan Benach, Public Health professor and director of GREDS, adresses 3 main questions on health models in the present time.</p><iframe class=\"ql-video\" allowfullscreen=\"true\" src=\"https://www.youtube.com/embed/z3uwgd0FJRo?showinfo=0\" frameborder=\"0\"></iframe><p><br></p><h2>Healthcare systems: axes, knots, action(Jasmine McGhie)</h2><p>In this video, Jasmine McGhie from La Cabecera underlines key factors of how healthcare systems are organised, how they affect the right to health, and launches critical questions that should make everyone reflect upon.</p><p>Ready for questions like: <em>why does public money for healthcare flow into private pockets</em>?<em> why do we talk about the marginalised and we never point at those who benefit from discrimination ?</em> And many others...</p><iframe class=\"ql-video\" allowfullscreen=\"true\" src=\"https://www.youtube.com/embed/ZdgnE3aHgcI?showinfo=0\" frameborder=\"0\"></iframe><p><br></p><h2>Infographic on Health models and healthcare systems</h2><p>The following infographic has been created by Carlotta Cataldi with HRA, based on the presentations by Joan Benach and Jasmine McGhie, and collects the most relevant elements of <em>Module 2. </em><strong><em>Health models and healthcare systems.</em></strong></p><p>\r\n\r\n<img src=\"https://i.imgur.com/a4HZqqH.jpg\">\r\n\r\n</p><h4><br></h4><h3>We enter here the section on Experiences of Transformation</h3><p>We are here not just to understand, but to change the board of the game. That is why besides going into the problematic description of reality and discussing what needs to be changed, we can also get inspired by the knowledge on how things are being changed.</p><p>So the section on Experiences of transformation is going to feed us with this kind of experiences, so that later we can start imagining our own actions, together and also with our own movements at home.</p><h3><strong>Small Talks, Big Changes: Leslie y Denis y sus experiencias de transformación de los sistemas sanitarios</strong></h3><p>Leslie and Denis know each other for some time now.<em> Let us not unveil the mistery now</em>, but they both have been activists in their countries (South Africa, Uganda) and involved in the People's Health Movement for many years. They have experiences in bringing participation as a way to transform healthcare systems in their countries, and they took the opportunity to exchange about those moments.</p><p><em>Come in and watch their conversation:</em></p><iframe class=\"ql-video\" allowfullscreen=\"true\" src=\"https://www.youtube.com/embed/7FyzN_s0xj4?showinfo=0\" frameborder=\"0\"></iframe><p><br></p><h2>Now, time for debate and bringing in your opinions</h2><p>You may react to these presentations and materials the way you prefer, though we may trigger through some questions:</p><ol><li><strong>Your approach</strong>: What is your own approach to the perspectives of social determinants, social determination and intersectionality of health? How to integrate a transformative perspective or action on this regard in the struggles for the right to health?</li><li><strong>Using these materials</strong>: Do you think these materials could have some use for future trainings and awareness raising actions? (Is there something that should be improved, for it to happen?)</li></ol><p><br></p><h3>You can start or continue a debate by posting a \"Comment\" below or replying to others's comments.</h3>","es":"<p>En el módulo sobre <em>Modelos de salud y Sistemas sanitarios</em> planteamos críticamente la importancia de los modelos de salud implementados en nuestras sociedades, la forma en la que los sistemas de salud afectan el derecho a la salud para todas, y también exploraremos propuestas de transformación social que que nos acerquen a sistemas más justos, más accesibles, más democráticos y mejor coordinados con los actores sociales.</p><h3><img src=\"https://i.imgur.com/Yr7eeSw.png?1\">\r\n\r\n\r\n</h3><h2><br></h2><h2><strong>Por qué los modelos de salud son cruciales y perspectivas clave</strong> (Joan Benach)</h2><p><br></p><p>En este vídeo, Joan Benach, profesor de Salud Pública y director de GREDS, aborda 3 cuestiones principales sobre los modelos de salud en la actualidad.</p><iframe class=\"ql-video\" allowfullscreen=\"true\" src=\"https://www.youtube.com/embed/z3uwgd0FJRo?showinfo=0\" frameborder=\"0\"></iframe><p><br></p><h2>Sistemas sanitarios: ejes, nudos, acción (Jasmine McGhie)</h2><p>La segunda parte de este marco teórico profundiza en la organización de los sistemas de salud.</p><p>En el siguiente video, Jasmine McGhie de La Cabecera subraya factores clave sobre cómo se organizan los sistemas sanitarios, cómo afectan el derecho a la salud, y lanza cuestionamientos para que reflexionemos de forma crítica.</p><p>Preparadas para preguntas como: <em>¿por qué el dinero público para la sanidad fluye hacia los bolsillos privados?</em> <em>¿Por qué hablamos de las personas excluidas y nunca señalamos a los que se benefician de la discriminación?</em> Y esto solo al principio...</p><iframe class=\"ql-video\" allowfullscreen=\"true\" src=\"https://www.youtube.com/embed/ZdgnE3aHgcI?showinfo=0\" frameborder=\"0\"></iframe><p><br></p><h2>Infografía sobre modelos de salud y sistemas sanitarios</h2><p>La siguiente infografía ha sido creada por Carlotta Cataldi con HRA, basada en las presentaciones de Joan Benach y Jasmine McGhie, y recoge los elementos más relevantes del Modulo 12. Modelos de salud y sistemas sanitarios.</p><p>\r\n\r\n<img src=\"https://i.imgur.com/eIuyoTK.jpg\">\r\n</p><h4><br></h4><h4>Entramos aquí en la sección de Experiencias de Transformación</h4><p>Estamos aquí no solo para comprender, sino para cambiar el tablero del juego. Por eso, además de entrar en la descripción problemática de la realidad y discutir qué es necesario cambiar, también podemos inspirarnos en el conocimiento de cómo se están cambiando las cosas.</p><p>Así que el apartado de Experiencias de Transformación nos va a alimentar con este tipo de experiencias, para que luego podamos empezar a imaginar nuestras propias acciones, conjuntamente y también con nuestros propios movimientos en el lugar donde vivimos.</p><h3><strong>Small Talks, Big Changes: Leslie y Denis y sus experiencias de transformación de los sistemas sanitarios</strong></h3><p>Leslie y Denis se conocen desde hace algún tiempo. No desvelemos el misterio ahora, pero ambos han sido activistas en sus países (Sudáfrica, Uganda) y están involucrados en el Movimiento por la Salud de los Pueblos desde hace muchos años. Tienen experiencias en traer espacios de participación ciudadana como una forma de transformar los sistemas de salud en sus países, y aprovecharon la oportunidad para conversar sobre estas experiencias. <em>Entra y mira su conversación.</em></p><iframe class=\"ql-video\" allowfullscreen=\"true\" src=\"https://www.youtube.com/embed/7FyzN_s0xj4?showinfo=0\" frameborder=\"0\"></iframe><p><br></p><h2>Llegó el tiempo de debatir y aportar tus opiniones</h2><p>Puedes reaccionar a estas presentaciones y materiales de la manera que prefieras, aunque podemos sugerir y a través de algunas preguntas:</p><ol><li><strong>Tu propio enfoque</strong>: Cuál es tu propio enfoque sobre las perspectivas de los determinantes sociales, la determinación social y la interseccionalidad de la salud?</li><li><strong>Cómo usar estos materiales</strong>: Crees que podrías dar uso a estos materiales para futuras acciones de formación y sensibilización? (¿Hay algo que deba mejorarse para que suceda?)</li></ol><p><br></p><p>Puedes empezar un debate, o continuar otro, escribiendo un \"Comentario\" abajo, o respondiendo a los comentarios de algún otro miembro.\r\n</p>"},"title":{"ca":"2. Health models and healthcare systems","en":"2. Health models and healthcare systems","es":"2. Modelos de salud y sistemas sanitarios"}}

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