MHDO Board Meeting Summary - Rule Chapter Updates
The MHDO board meeting covered various topics including final adoption of rule chapters related to prescription drug price data sets, enforcement issues, hospital data sets, health care claims data sets, and quality data sets. Recommendations and voting outcomes were highlighted with specific focus on addressing inconsistencies with new laws. The meeting notes provide a comprehensive overview of the discussions and decisions made by the board members.
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Sustainable growth or: Criteria for well-being expressing sustainable lifestyles Workshop Horizon 2020, 24/05/12, Bern Paul Burger University of Basel 16.03.2025 Division of Sustainability Departement of Social Sciences
Structure 1. 2 preliminary clarifications regarding my understanding of sustainable and lifestyles 2. The problem 3. State of the art 4. Knowledge gap 5. Swiss potential Paul Burger Division of Sustainability 16.03.2025 2
(1a) Sustainable sustainable : A society X is sustainable if it is able to provide a good human life to all without compromising the ability for upcoming generations in X to provide a good human life to all Sustainability is about well-being, justice, fairness Taking into account circumstances of justice , i.e. scarcity and fragility of resources Sustainable growth = economic development serving human well-being and considering scarcity and fragility Paul Burger
(1b) lifestyle/s High ambiguity! Within social sciences = component of social structure analysis that allows getting a more differentiated picture on general social groups. Talk of a sustainable lifestyle is beside the point. More unspecific meaning as conducting one s life related to values, norms, standards (in German: Lebensf hrung) Paul Burger Division of Sustainability 16.03.2025 4
(2) The problem Sustainable lifestyle = what general values, norms, standards should steer individual life- perfomance to cope with scarcity and fragility? Paul Burger Division of Sustainability 16.03.2025 5
(3) State of the art Well-being, today income, consumption, material performance Non-paternalism; liberalism Well-being, tomorrow? Happiness; dematerialized consumption patterns, sufficiency; (local products, urban farming etc.) Non-paternalism; restricted liberalism? Simply an open unanalyzed field Competing metrics of well-being Preference satisfaction; basic needs, capabilities, Rawlsian primary goods (resourcism). Paul Burger
Knowledge gap To what general criteria for well-being expressing sustainable lifestyle (in the second non-technical sense of the word) should a sustainable growth policy be directed and how could they be measured? Paul Burger Division of Sustainability 16.03.2025 7
Swiss basis Example NFP-proposal on energy consumption Topic: Analysing socio-economic drives and barriers to substantially reduce energy consumption in Switzerland Strength: really good Weakness: science policy still directed to primarily support technology and the like..... Good basis in different fields in need of political support, including seed money Paul Burger Division of Sustainability 16.03.2025 8
