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Contents of the EHES Joint Action

Contents of the EHES Joint Action. Hanna Tolonen. EHES JA Kick-off meeting, 21 January 2010, Luxembourg. Norway. Finland. Germany. Netherlands. Poland. Czech Republic. UK/England. Slovakia. Hungary. Portugal. Italy. Spain. Malta. Greece. Objectives.

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Contents of the EHES Joint Action

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  1. Contents of the EHES Joint Action Hanna Tolonen EHES JA Kick-off meeting, 21 January 2010, Luxembourg

  2. Norway Finland Germany Netherlands Poland Czech Republic UK/England Slovakia Hungary Portugal Italy Spain Malta Greece Objectives • JA will support the national activities needed to build the capacity for organizing HES in 14 countries

  3. Activities (1/2) • National HES plans prepared by Partners in collaboration with EHES RC • Sampling descriptions in collaboration with the EHES RC and national survey statisticians • Completed field work for the pilot organized by the Partners. Progress and outcome is monitored by EHES RC

  4. Methods (2/2) • Data transfer to EHES RC to collect the pilot HES data and to test the data transfer system • Quality assessment of the pilot HES data with the EHES RC • Dissemination plan and reporting of the results nationally by the Partners

  5. Work packages • WP1: Coordination of the joint action • Leader: THL, Finland • WP2: Dissemination of the joint action • Leader: THL, Finland • WP3: Evaluation of the joint action • Leader: ISS, Italy • WP4: Planning and pilot fieldwork of EHES • Leader: THL, Finland • WP5: Piloting the data transfer, assessment and reporting of the results • Leader: THL, Finland • WP6: Cultural adaptations of HES • Leader: THL, Finland

  6. WP1: Coordination of the JA • Overall coordination of the JA • Coordinators meetings (kick-off meeting + 3 other meetings) • Synergy between the JA and the EHES Tender activities • Monitoring and reporting the progress of the JA • Progress reports every 6 months • Monitoring of the budget and distribution of funds • Interim report (within 2 months from the 1st period of the project) • Final report (within 2 months from the end of the project)

  7. WP2: Dissemination of the JA • Distribution of the deliverables of the JA • Preparation of an information leaflet and other promotional material on the JA • Promotion of the future European HESs to policy makers in the European Health Forum in Gastein in Autumn 2010 • Presentation of the plans and results of the Pilot HESs in a Workshop at the EUPHA Conference in Autumn 2010 • Communication to the public media • National dissemination plans by all Partners

  8. WP3: Evaluation of the JA • Focus on the management and collaboration between Partners

  9. WP4: Planning and pilot fieldwork of EHES • Partners will • Plan their national HES • Follow the EHES standards • Countries with previous HESs to synchronize their earlier procedures with the EHES standards • Prepare national manuals • Document the planning process • Do the fieldwork pilot

  10. WP5: Piloting the data transfer, assessment and reporting of the results • Partners will • Transfer the HES data to the EHES RC • Quality of the data will be assessed by EHES RC and reported back to the piloting country • Test the data reporting tool with the pilot data • Plan the reporting of the results of the full-size HES • Test the national reporting with the pilot data

  11. WP6: Cultural adaptations of HES • Ensure the exchange of the national experiences in different cultural settings • Establishing an interactive extranet site • A workshop among the partners • The translation of the national reporting plans and the national reports into English for publication in the web

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