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Offers a practical approach to health system redesign Ties together the competing threats of perspectives/needs of patients, providers, and policy makers Discusses how a seamlessly integrated person-focused and equitable health system no longer is a "pipe dream"

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Offers a practical approach to health system redesign
Ties together the competing threats of perspectives/needs of patients, providers, and policy makers
Discusses how a seamlessly integrated person-focused and equitable health system no longer is a "pipe dream"

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Autorenporträt
Joachim P. Sturmberg, MBBS, DORACOG, MFM, PhD, FRACGP, is conjoint associate professor of General Practice in the School of Medicine and Public Health, Faculty of Health and Medicine, at The University of Newcastle in Newcastle, Australia. He is a graduate of Lübeck Medical School in Germany, where he also completed his PhD. Since 1989, Sturmberg has worked in an urban group practice in the Central Coast of New South Wales. His research focuses on understanding the complex interconnected features of person-centered healthcare. Together with his collaborators, Sturmberg proposes that a truly functional health system ought to always focus on the needs of the person/patient across all domains affecting health -- local health delivery services, local and regional social and economic infrastructure and services, as well as in all portfolios at the national policy levels. These complex interdependent features of a person-centered healthcare system are described by the health vortex model. Sturmberg's current research focuses on operationalizing the health vortex model, integrating the physiology of health with health care delivery, the socioeconomic domains affecting health, and the impact of policy decisions on health and the healthcare system.