University of Groningen The healthcare purchaser as a care chain orchestrator Noort, Albert

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University of Groningen

The healthcare purchaser as a care chain orchestrator

Noort, Albert

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Noort, A. (2020). The healthcare purchaser as a care chain orchestrator: Healthcare system limitations and opportunities. University of Groningen, SOM research school. https://doi.org/10.33612/diss.133147906

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Curriculum Vitae

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Curriculum Vitae

Bart Noort was born on 22 april 1988 in Rijnsburg, the Netherlands, a bit less than two years after his brother Gert Jan. Having lived for four years in Nyanje, Zambia, where his parents worked in Nyanje RCZ Mission Hospital, he grew up in Nijverdal. There he went to the Prinses Beatrix primary school, followed by Reggesteyn College, where he received his VWO diploma in 2006.

In Groningen Bart studied Life, Science and Technology, with Biomedical Science as major and a minor on Public Administration. During his two-year master he followed the Science, Business and Policy track. As part of his master he had much attention for infectious diseases and conducted a 6-month research project on the co-infection of

Streptococcus pneumoniae after an influenza infection. In 2011 he did an internship at

the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM), on the surveillance and decision-making on vector-borne diseases, which resulted in a scientific and policy advisory report. After his master Bart conducted an eight-month research project on paediatric respiratory infections at the Academic Hospital Suriname, Paramaribo. Before starting his PhD in 2014 he worked at Abbott Biologicals in Olst as a Quality Assurance Officer.

During his PhD Bart visited England and Sweden for his comparative case study. He was furthermore extensively involved in setting-up and evaluating the COPD coaching project together with a health insurer, four hospitals and several other involved parties and professionals. Bart visited the IPSERA, EurOMA, EHMA, POMS and Gastein Forum conferences where he presented his work. In 2019 he received the Karolinska Best PhD Thesis Award at the EHMA conference in Helsinki, based on an early draft of his thesis.

Bart supervised several master students Supply Chain or Technology and Operations Management during their thesis projects, mainly in the healthcare area. Furthermore he was involved in master courses on purchasing and healthcare operations. While finishing his PhD, in 2020 he worked at the Netherlands Federation of University Medical Centers (NFU) as Secretary a.i. for the Consortium Quality of Care.

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List of publications

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List of publications

Peer reviewed journals

Noort, Bart AC, Kees Ahaus, Taco van der Vaart, Naomi Chambers, and Rod Sheaff (2020). How healthcare systems shape a purchaser’s strategies and actions when managing chronic care. Health Policy 124(6), 628-638.

Tu, Hong Anh T., Mark H. Rozenbaum, Pieter T. de Boer, Albert C. Noort, and Maarten J. Postma (2013). An update of “Cost-effectiveness of rotavirus vaccination in the Netherlands: the results of a Consensus Rotavirus Vaccine model”. BMC Infectious Diseases 13(1), 1-5.

Book chapters

Bart Noort, Mart van der Laar, Kees Ahaus (2020). Met regionale bekostiging naar transparante en gepersonaliseerde zorg. In Nico van Weert en Jan Hazelzet (redactie), Gepersonaliseerde medische zorg (p246-255).

Management journals

A.C. Noort (2016). Shared savings in transmurale ketenzorg, Gesundes Kinzigtal in Nederland. Obv interview met Jurriaan Pröpper. Tijdschrift Kwaliteit in Zorg (1).

Conference presentations

Early versions of chapter 2 have been presented at the following conferences:

- The 29th international annual Production and Operations Management Society (POMS) conference. Houston, United States 4-7 May 2018.

- The 23th international annual European Health Management Association (EHMA) conference. Budapest, Hungary 20-22 June 2018.

-_{The 25th international annual European Operations Management Association} (EurOMA) conference. Budapest, Hungary, 24-26 June 2018.

Early versions of chapter 3 have been presented at the following conferences:

-_{The 23th international annual European Operations Management Association} (EurOMA) conference. Trondheim, Norway 17-22 June 2016.

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- The 22nd international annual European Health Management Association (EHMA) conference. Milan, Italy 13-15 June 2017.

- The 24thinternational annual European Operations Management Association (EurOMA) conference. Edinburgh, Scotland 2-5 July 2017.

An early draft of this PhD thesis was presented at the 24th international annual European Health Management Association (EHMA) conference. Helsinki, Finland 17-19 June 2017-19. The thesis was awarded the Karolinska Best PhD Thesis Award.