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‘Epic Fails’ in Integrated Care

Learning from our Failures

When

22/05/2024    

4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

KNOWLEDGE COVERED

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There are many ways in which we get things wrong when integrating care:

  • A lack of shared values or vision.
  • The local context hasn’t been considered.
  • People and communities are not at the centre of health and care services.
  • The capacity of local communities may have been neglected.
  • The workforce is not sustainable.
  • Governance models are not in place, or there is an absence of leadership.
  • There’s an inability for data and information to be collected, stored, and shared.
  • Financial systems are fragmented.
  • No one has considered what success will look like or how it will be measured.
Drawing on a panel of experienced Australian integrated care practitioners, this webinar seeks to explore our failures in integrated care, and reflect on how we might better design, implement, and evaluate our integrated care initiatives moving forward.

This session covers the following topics:

  • Failure related to study design
  • Lessons learned in implementing integrated care initiatives
  • Failures in the integration of primary care
  • Balancing research and service delivery aims.

Resources from the webinar

The webinar video

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The presentations

Facilitated by

Zoi Triandafilidis

Research Fellow

University of Newcastle Australia

Central Coast Research Institute (CCRI) Affiliate

Panellists

Jennifer Mann

Dr Jennifer Mann

Allied Health Principle Lead

Torres and Cape Hospital and Health Service

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Dr Karen Hutchinson

Research Fellow

Australian Institute of Health Innovation
Macquarie University

Dr James Gillespie

Dr James Gillespie

Hon Associate Professor in Health Policy

Menzies Centre for Health Policy
Sydney School of Public Health, University of Sydney