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Collective health policy making: a priority setting and policy monitoring application in the Catalan National Health System¿

Proceedings article published in 2014 by Tino Martí, José María Monguet Fierro, Alejandro Trejo Omeñaca
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Abstract

We applied Health Consensus, a web-based collective intelligence tool inspired by the Delphi method, previously tested in technological innovation processes (Monguet et al, 2010). Health consensus introduces a breakthrough in health policy participation, allowing thousands of participants to come along regardless of geographic and professional limitations. It also allows a qualitative participation through a transparent and instant participation outcome feedback as it has been proven to be an effective design (Edelenbos, 1999; Buur et al, 2013). A total of 3616 healthcare professionals took part in the collective health policy making. To analyse results, we applied a participation quality filter to take into account only the 1217 participants that successfully fulfilled the entire set of process requirements ; Postprint (published version)