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The Microsystem Festival:
February 29–March 1 2012
The International Clinical Microsystem Festival is an arena and venue for those developing and improving health care.
At the Festival we meet new-thinkers in health care. People who question old thoughts and are courageous to try new things. We are practitioners, theorists, authors, researchers, but above all, we are convinced that the main source for change is within our own mind. To find new solutions we need to look at the existing problems with new eyes. By meeting and sharing perspectives with others, this is possible.
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Scientific Day: March 2 2012
The festival includes a Scientific Day for researchers and those who are interested in advancing knowledge of clinical microsystems and quality improvement.
What artists know and medical people sometimes forget...
We asked Christian von Plessen, one of our lecturers and networkers, from Hillerød Hospital in Denmark , to answer a few questions:
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Absent the heart, it is hard to engage the head and the hand!
We asked Eugene Nelson, one of our lecturers and networkers, from Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center USA, to answer a few questions:
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Contact
Annika Nordin
Project leader
Sara Gunnar
Project coordinator
Rebecka Berger
Web coordinator
Welcome
Conference location
Qulturum, House B4, County Hospital Ryhov, Jönköping
Conference organiser
The conference is organised by Qulturum, the development unit of
Jönköping County Council, together with the International network of Clinical Microsystems.
Scientific Day March 2 2012
The knowledge and understanding of Clinical Microsystems have matured considerably in the past years. The Clinical Microsystem Festival is therefore followed by a Scientific day with a special focus on new research in the field. During the day we will get possibilities to share and explore research questions and methodologies.
Curious about what happened?
Documentation
Patient safety - part of the theme
Jönköping County Council has become a node in IHI's work for patient safety
