The aim of integrated care is to address fragmentation in patient services, and enable more coordinated and continuous care.
Our recent work and content on this topic is listed below.
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Evidence on the short- and long-term effect of integrated care programmes on emergency hospital use to inform the national roll-out of Integrated Care Systems (ICS).
New analysis from the Improvement Analytics Unit has found that more than four in ten emergency admissions to hospital involving care home residents could be potentially avoided .
Combined learnings from national linked datasets and focused care home evaluations in Rushcliffe, Sutton, Wakefield and Nottingham City.
Primary care networks (PCNs) went live on 1 July 2019. Despite their potential to improve primary care, how they’ll develop, and what changes patients can expect to notice remains unclear. Dr Rebecca ...
This briefing helps to explain what the implementation of primary care networks (PCNs) will mean for health and care in England, and highlights some of the opportunities and challenges with implementi...
Learning from our Annual Event on how the NHS can influence and improve health beyond the direct provision of health care.
A matched control cohort study in Tower Hamlets.
The work of Pathway shows how services can be brought together to help homeless people with complex needs
This project involved developing recommendations for a structured pathway for women with autism spectrum disorder and anorexia nervosa.
This project will involve identifying patients from a GP practice who need greater continuity and coordination of care.
This project aimed to transform service delivery to meet the growing health and social care needs of the South Wales population.
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