Special Interest Groups
This Special Interest Group (SIG) aims to advance integrated mental health and social care for children and families.
This special interest group (SIG) aims to create a community focused on putting person centred care (PCC) into action.
This Special Interest Group (SIG) aims to foster sharing and learning focused on the potential of community-led, integrated care.
The aim is to facilitate collaboration across disciplines and countries to enhance our understanding, adoption, and evaluation of integrated long-term care.
Establish a network of members with shared commitment to advancing leadership as a critical enabler of integrated care.
Establish a network of members with shared commitment to supporting and working with often excluded populations.
Volunteers and Voluntary Sector SIG aims to engage a diverse community of individuals interested in understanding and enhancing the role and contributions of non-state actors (NSAs)/non-state providers (NSPs) as partners in integrated care.
The Compassionate Communities SIG aims to facilitate collaboration across disciplines and across countries to enhance our understanding, adoption and evaluation of compassionate communities as a key component of people centred integrated care.
Aims to facilitate collaboration across sectors and between countries to enhance our understanding, adoption and evaluation of Self-management and Social Prescribing.
Ageing and Frailty SIG aims to facilitate collaboration across disciplines and across Countries to enhance our understanding, adoption and evaluation of ageing and frailty as a key component of people centred integrated care.
Aims to facilitate collaboration across disciplines and across countries to enhance our understanding, adoption and evaluation of palliative and end of life care as a key component of people centred integrated care.
This SIG ‘Excellent Integrated Care in a Complex world” is an initiative from the research group Evidence Integrated Care from the University of Applied Sciences Utrecht, The Netherlands.
To facilitate collaboration across disciplines and across countries to enhance our understanding, adoption and evaluation of Intermediate Care as a key component of people-centred integrated care.
To develop a clear understanding of the role digital solutions play in the delivery of integrated care.
To facilitate collaboration across disciplines and across countries to enhance our understanding, adoption and evaluation of addressing appropriate polypharmacy as a key component of pathway for people centred integrated care.
Special Interest Groups (SIGs) IFIC supports a host of Special Interest Groups (SIGs) which have been set up by IFIC members to allow the collaboration and development of specific topics within the Integrated Care field. These groups are led by experts in their respective specialist areas and give like-minded individuals the opportunity to make valuable…