Policy

The core problem

A major obstacle is the lack of neutral platforms where stakeholders can engage in constructive discussions. There are limited opportunities for these groups to come together, understand each other’s viewpoints, and work collaboratively towards shared objectives. This gap hampers the development of inclusive solutions that consider the unique aspects of the common challenges faced by each stakeholder.

Hict bridges the gap

Hict aims to bridge this gap by creating a safe, neutral space for stakeholders to comprehensively discuss their unique views on shared issues. Our approach always includes:

1. Thorough analysis:We start with an in-depth analysis of the healthcare system issues, using objective data and literature. This analysis is enriched by insights from key opinion leaders and academic partners familiar with the healthcare landscape to ensure we capture the implications of the healthcare system issues in practice for each stakeholder.
2. Collaborative dialogue:Leveraging our extensive knowledge of the healthcare system, we facilitate critical yet constructive discussions. These dialogues focus on what stakeholders agree on, what needs to be understood about each other's contexts, and how to address disagreements. Through active involvement of each type of stakeholder, we work towards solving disputes where possible and improving collaborative efforts to achieve common objectives despite remaining differences.
3. Practical recommendations: Our process works towards the formulation of actionable recommendations. This means proposing solutions that are designed to be feasible and practical, ready for implementation. We share our findings and recommendations through reports, academic publications, conferences, and webinars to ensure broad dissemination and uptake.

Architect-Builder approach

We provide evidence-based, expert, and stakeholder supported concrete recommendations that are practical and ready to be implemented.