Evidence Based
Self-Care
Evidence-based self-care enhances healthcare sustainability and outcomes by empowering individuals with the knowledge to manage their health, reducing system burdens and costs. Comprehensive self-care policies and public awareness are vital for maximizing its benefits.
Self-Care
Readiness Index
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About the Self-Care Readiness Index
SCRI is intended to serve as a practical tool for self-care advocates and a catalyst for further debate on the importance of self-care as an effective means to improve the long-term sustainability of health care systems and individual health outcomes, reduce out-of-pocket expenses, and enhance productivity.
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Launch of the Self-Care Readiness Index 2.0
During its Global Congress in Cape Town, GSCF launched the second edition of the Self-Care Readiness Index (SCRI), examining how self-care policies are being implemented across the world. The first and second editions of the Index, together covering 20 countries, demonstrate very clearly that there is a widespread lack of a coherent view of self-care and its benefits.
Economic & Social Value of
Self-Care Report
GSCF proudly presents its Global Social and Economic Value of Self-Care study, showcasing the significant economic savings and quality of life enhancements from current self-care practices.
EcoSoc Report
Summaries
