Health Brokers: How Can They Help Deal with the Wickedness of Public Health Problems?

Table 1

Behavioural components of the “Health Broker Wheel.”

Behaviours	Components
Recognising opportunities	(i) Identifying the most important health problems and being aware that citizens can perceive other problems than the statistics indicate; (ii) Seeing where opportunities and chances are; (iii) Pioneering
Agenda setting	(i) Lobbying; (ii) Showing the benefits for nonhealth sectors; (iii) Get others to contribute to health; (iv) Putting health on the political decision-making agenda
Implementing	(i) Initiating and completing projects
Network formation	(i) Binding parties; (ii) Creating support
Intersectoral collaboration	(i) Collaborating; (ii) Teamwork; (iii) Mediating; (iv) Empowering; (v) Discussing
Adaptive management	(i) Adjusting to the local context; (ii) Speaking the language of different stakeholders; (iii) Empathising with others
Leadership	(i) Having a vision for the future; (ii) Focusing on sustainable cooperation