University of Paris XIII is proud to welcome the next ISRICH conference.
What consequences can we anticipate from the globalization of the health care?
For over thirty years, the creation of transnational health groups and the global dissemination of medical innovations have profoundly changed the health care systems that were originally built on national or local bases.
Many countries, including Tunisia, Hungary, Thailand and recently India, have chosen to make heath care a developmental priority, which has resulted in diverse benefits for their respective territories and for mankind. What is the projected impact of the varied public policies in these regions? Does innovation really play a role in the improvement of health care systems?
Faced with requests for adaptations in this sector (e.g., management arrival, budgetary constraints, professional “crises”), different national and local adaptation strategies have been tested. Is the globalization of health care subject to the development of regions or, on the contrary, does it participate in the development of regions?
Alongside regions, patients and health care professionals must integrate with these developments. How do health professionals involved in this new landscape of health care position themselves? What adaptation strategies have they effectively put in place?
The principal themes of study are:
1- What are the consequences of the new world order when it comes to health?
2- What are the consequences of the specialization of territories or regions in each health care sector?
3- What are the new material and symbolic boundaries of care, and what is their impact on patients, health professionals, and the practice of health care itself?
Scientific committee:
President: Bertrand Pauget, Professor of management, EBS Paris, France.
Co-president: Ali Smida, Senior professor of Strategy, University of Paris 13, France.
Dr. Pr. Rajat Acharyya, Professor of Economy, Jadavpur, Calcutta, India.
Dr. Thomas Grebel, Friedrich-Schiller, University of Jena, Germany.
Dr. Pr. Bernard Cadet, Emeritous professor of Pyschology, University of Caen, France.
Alina Gomez, Professor of management, University of Javeriana Cali, Colombia.
Henk Hadders, University of Gronigen, The Netherlands.
Paper submission:
Invitation to the conference is based on a paper of around 20 pages. The paper must include information on the relevant theories being tested, methodology, data, and (expected) results. The proposal must provide a concise title, author details, mailing address, telephone numbers and e-mail address.
Send papers to: bertrandpauget at ebs-paris.com before February 25th 2012.
Important dates:
March15th 2011: Notification of rejection or acceptation of the papers to the conference
April 20th 2011: Deadline for registration & payment of fees for the conference
The best papers will be publishesd in the european review journal of social management.
Conference fees:
Conference fees are 100 € to be paid to the account of the scientific committee. They include coffee breaks, lunch (26 & 27th of april), and the conference dinner (26th of april).
