The Fuller Review states: “Integrated neighbourhood ‘teams of teams’ need to evolve from primary care networks (PCNs) and be rooted in a sense of shared ownership for improving the health and wellbeing of the population”.
So that’s PCN teams, wider primary care providers, secondary and social care teams plus other health and social care partners such as domiciliary care and the voluntary sector, all working together to form MDTs that can improve the health and wellbeing of their patient population together.
So what are the key things needed to get started with setting up INT’s? Join our Masterclass where we will cover the key building blocks to setting up your INT including:
– Knowing your patient population
– Developing relationships and partnerships with your stakeholders.
– Clinical leadership and capacity to lead
– Having the right managerial team to support INT leadership
– Time and headspace
– Knowing what services are available within the neighbourhood and seeing how they all fit in together.
– Thinking and working differently to support patients and the wider community to deliver improved patient care.
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