Wellness Paradigm

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WELLNESS PARADIGMWELLNESS PARADIGMA SHIFT IN PATIENTA SHIFT IN PATIENT

MANAGEMENTMANAGEMENT

Datu Dr Hj Mohamad Taha bin ArifDatu Dr Hj Mohamad Taha bin ArifDirector General of Health, MalaysiaDirector General of Health, Malaysia


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INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTIONOttawa Charter Health promotion process of

enabling people to increase controlover their own health.

Self-care, self-help and selfmedication new healthcare

paradigm Education & empowerment

strategies for people to controlover their health.


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Sundsvall International Conference1991:

Identify the need to enable

communities and individuals totake control over their health andenvironment through education

and empowerment.


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HISTORY OFHISTORY OF

PATIENT MANAGEMENTPATIENT MANAGEMENT Searching for health natural

tendency Public acceptance of

alternative therapies. New medical discoveries

transform hospital functions to

promotion of health, prevention ofdisease, teaching and researchetc..


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NECESSITY FOR CHANGENECESSITY FOR CHANGE

Serious concern over cost of medicalcare

Future health care requiresreshaping the focus from illness,facilities and health care providers to

WELLNESS & PERSON focus andservices delivered close to patienthome.


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EPIDEMIOLOGICALEPIDEMIOLOGICALPERSPECTIVEPERSPECTIVE

Changing lifestyle and socio-economics developments lead to

new epidemics (disease andconditions), emerging andreemerging of infections

Hospital resources are used largelyto solve problems that could bedealt outside of hospitals.


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SHAPINGSHAPING

HEALTH SYSTEMHEALTH SYSTEMOF THE FUTUREOF THE FUTURE


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Malaysias Health VisionMalaysias Health Vision

"Malaysia is to be a nation of healthyindividuals, families and communities

through a health system that isequitable, affordable, efficient,

technologically appropriate,environmentally adaptable and consumer

friendly, with emphasis on quality,

innovation, health promotion and respectfor human dignity, and which promotesindividual responsibility and community

participation towards an enhanced

quality of life."


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Mission of MOHMission of MOH

"The Mission of the Ministry of Healthis to build partnerships for health tofacilitate and support the people to:

Attain fully their potential in health

Motivate them to appreciate healthas a valuable asset

Take positive action to improvefurther and sustain their healthstatus to enjoy a better quality of

life."


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Goals of Future HealthGoals of Future Health

Care SystemCare System Wellness Focus

Person Focus

Informed Person Self-help

Care Provided at Home or Close toHome

Seamless, Continuous Care

Services Tailored as Much as Possible

Effective, Efficient and Affordable

Services


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Patient, individual, family andcommunity will be empowered making decision on their own

health Save cost by avoiding unnecessary

visit.

Health care providers need tochange accommodate theempowered patient.


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Healthcare professional.. Need to be empowered

Provide care and play the role aspatient advocate, adviser,facilitator and educator

Acquire skills to the new tools in IT

Understand the importance of

quality of health care Involve in outcome evaluation


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HOSPITAL AS RESOURCEHOSPITAL AS RESOURCE

FOR WELLNESSFOR WELLNESS Emphasis on wellness as well as in

managing illness

Concept of healthy hospital underhealthy settings

Reservoir for of wellness to

community Coordinated, continuous andseamless care

Care provided at home or close tohome


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AREAS OF FOCUSAREAS OF FOCUS

A. People empowermentB. Partnership

C. Advocacy


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PEOPLEPEOPLE

EMPOWERMENTEMPOWERMENT Imparting health related

information, knowledge and skills

to individuals so that they are ableto make sound and responsibledecision to help themselves

Skills in self care should be liken asliving skills

Mass education through electronicmedia/publications


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PARTNERSHIPSPARTNERSHIPS

Partnership among public privatesector, industries, scientific and

academic institutions, publicinterest and workers group tofoster wellness

Partnership between health careproviders and consumers toachieve better health outcomes.


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ROLE FUTUREROLE FUTURE

HOSPITALSHOSPITALS When home and community

services and virtual services

expand, hospitals become smaller,more technological and moreintegrated

Hospital will remain essential, butthe operations must berestructured to be wellness

oriented, patient focused and


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CONCLUSIONCONCLUSION

Hospital services are no longerthought as a simple gatheringtogether of medical facilities

Hospital are becoming a moreimportant component of thesociety which are based the social,

economic, educational, political,preventive, curative and othercommon activities to all humanendeavors


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