Our offer tailored to mental healthcare

We do this by focusing on, among other things, cocreation, participation, scientific evidence, data-driven decisions, population management and expertise from the sector. We look at your specific mission as a care provider and help you to strategically accommodate future needs within your care region. This allows you to anticipate the changes of today and tomorrow.

Think for example of these domains:

• Operational policy and project management.
• Data-drive decision making and population management.
• Change management.
• Stakeholder management.

Guiding you with the operational and sustainable translation of mental healthcare policy and project calls

Support with the development of transmural care paths and processes

Hict can support you with the development, implementation, and improvement of addiction care, psychiatric and somatic care, telemonitoring, 24/7 crisis and emergency care, etc.

How does this look best within your network? What specific challenges are you experiencing with the design, the format, and implementation of these transmural care paths? And how can we help you to address these issues?

Process optimisation and capacity management concerning throughput and waiting times.

Using scientific insights (like queueing theory) and with respect for the therapeutic process, we look at the throughput and what could be improved so that the waiting times shorten, and care seekers are receiving optimal service.

Organisational support

We assist with organisational challenges of implementations as well as planning and logistics.

Data-driven decision making and population management

Population management

To optimally align the care supply with the needs of the care region, it is necessary to map these needs. We have extensive expertise in population management, including clearly mapping important population indicators.

Data analysis to support decision making processes

We create insights with data analysis and data visualization for various projects, tailored to the project or assignment.

Digital transformation and knowledge of care records

Through innovative digital solutions, healthcare providers can access relevant patient information more quickly and easily, leading to better-informed decisions and personalized care. The use of digital care records not only supports the continuity of care but also facilitates knowledge sharing between multidisciplinary teams and network partners.

Guidance for policy and project staff

PMO-support

Are you looking for project support? Hict offers extensive expertise in project, process, and program management (PMO) and the guidance of complex multi-stakeholder projects.

Guidance in transition and change management

We guide complex innovation and/or change projects, with an eye for creating buy-in among various stakeholders. With respect for the uniqueness, culture, and knowledge of the organisations and staff/caregivers.

Stakeholder management from an independent guiding role

Improving collaboration

Collaborations within healthcare, and more specifically within the mental health care landscape, are necessary for proper patient support. Various stakeholders need to work together in co-creation as full partners. Hict can support you in this and play an independent role. Possible stakeholders can include:

• Hospitals, primary care zones, general practitioners, outpatient caregivers, mobile teams, emergency services
• Specialized care providers (forensic assistance, alcohol and drug prevention)
• Supportive services: centers for mental health care, centers for general welfare work (CAW), special youth care

Integration within a mental healthcare network or with primary care

Communication and integration between different actors in the care region are becoming increasingly important in the future care landscape. In this context, we examine what information can be collected and shared, considering the feasibility for all actors.

Training and analyses

In collaboration with THE Institute, Hict offers specific training and situation/culture analyses from participation perspectives for the various stakeholders, networks, and cooperation partners.