INTEGRATION OBJECTIVES Sample Clauses
INTEGRATION OBJECTIVES. 6.1 The Integration Objectives agreed by Us are to deliver sustainable, effective and efficient Services with significant improvements over the Term. In particular We have agreed the following [local circumstances may lead to one or more of the points below being more appropriately expressed as Integration Principles and included at Clause 7.1 below. You will also want to consider whether these can be detailed more fully to reflect the ICP Care Model]:
(a) To work together towards the achievement of the Shared Vision;
(b) To agree and implement common clinical protocols and pathways which may relate to the Participants by:
(i) working towards reducing variation and unnecessary admissions (where appropriate);
(ii) developing simplified integrated coordinated routes into unplanned care, including through the use of clinical hubs, where agreed; and
(iii) adhering to local transfers of care protocols.
(c) To identify Service Users with potential acute illness to enable the Primary Medical Services Providers to provide anticipatory care. This may be achieved by applying stratification approaches at practice level as set out in Schedule 3 (Specific Requirements);
(d) To participate in and signpost to core ICP services by:
(i) committing to the preventative initiatives within the ICP Care Model as set out in Schedule 3 (Specific Requirements);
(ii) subject to any obligations relating to patient choice, support signposting to services made available by the ICP as part of the ICP Care Model;
(e) To work in Multi-Disciplinary Teams (MDTs) in an integrated way to support the facilitation of early discharge from acute care where possible as set out in Schedule 3 (Specific Requirements) and support the clinical hub model as set out in Schedule 3 (Specific Requirements);
(f) To share systems and enable access to information by:
(i) being a party to agreements to share data with each other setting out how all key data will be available to inform decision-making;
(ii) adhering to data quality standards in line with local agreement as set out in Schedule 3 (Specific Requirements);
(iii) contributing to the summary care record in accordance with the provisions of Schedule 3 (Specific Requirements), ensuring the information provided is kept up to date;
(iv) complying with the local protocols ensuring access by the ICP to the Primary Care Services Provider's booking system;
(v) agreeing to strategic alignment in terms of the approach to systems and technology as set out in Sc...
INTEGRATION OBJECTIVES. 5.1 The Integration Objectives are:
5.1.1 to deliver the ICP Services and the Local Authority Services in an integrated, sustainable, effective and efficient way over the Term;
5.1.2 to enable the ICP to better carry out its obligations under the ICP Contract in relation to the delivery of the ICP Services;
5.1.3 to enable the Local Authority, to the extent relevant to the Local Authority Services, to better carry out its statutory duties relating to improving the health of the people in its area;
5.1.4 to seek to achieve the following system outcomes [insert relevant system outcomes];
5.1.5 [insert other objectives – the parties may want to consider SC3 of the ICP Contract and any additional objectives of the ICP Care Model or any relevant Local Authority strategy for health and wellbeing]
5.2 We have agreed the following work-streams to facilitate achievement of the Integration Objectives [the below work-streams are suggestions only and will need to be tailored to reflect locally-agreed arrangements]:
5.2.1 [Shared estates strategy – how the current premises of both Parties can be used to deliver the Local Authority Services and the ICP Services more effectively;
INTEGRATION OBJECTIVES. 6.1 The Integration Objectives agreed by Us are to deliver sustainable, effective and efficient Services with significant improvements over the Term. In particular We have agreed the following [local circumstances may lead to one or more of the points below being more appropriately expressed as Integration Principles and included at clause 7.1 below. You will also want to consider whether these can be detailed more fully to reflect the local care model]:
(a) Shared vision:
(i) the Primary Medical Providers agree to the Shared Vision;
(b) Agreement of common clinical protocols:
(i) the Primary Medical Providers work towards reducing variation and unnecessary admissions (where appropriate) by agreeing a common set of pathways and protocols with the ACO;
(ii) the Primary Medical Providers will support simplified integrated coordinated routes into unplanned care, including through the use of clinical hubs where agreed with the ACO;
(iii) the Primary Medical Providers adhere to local transfers of care protocols;
INTEGRATION OBJECTIVES. The EaaS solution shall provide necessary integration services to extend the EaaS solution to related applications, in accordance with the EaaS BPA.
INTEGRATION OBJECTIVES. 5.1 The overall vision for Oldham Cares is to move beyond excellent service commissioning and provision to integrated strategic design and planning for population health gain with a focus on social value – one firmly on population health management, a reduction in health inequalities and enabling people to live well at home.
5.2 The Integration Objectives agreed by Us are to deliver sustainable, effective and efficient Services with significant improvements over the Term. In particular We have agreed the following in respect of Oldham:
5.2.1 Tackling and reducing health inequalities;
5.2.2 Transforming population health outcomes;
5.2.3 Focusing on prevention and early intervention across all health and social care services, utilising links with partner agencies to reduce the dependence on commissioned services;
5.2.4 Eliminating unwarranted variation in health and care;
5.2.5 Connecting health and care - joining up secondary, community, primary and social care for all ages;
5.2.6 Connecting all partner agencies more closely to each other and the communities they serve to help everyone thrive in life and work;
5.2.7 Connecting health, care and the economy to improve economic wellbeing as well as discover, develop and deploy innovation at pace and scale; and
5.2.8 Achieving comprehensive system sustainability across health and social care for the long term. (together these are the “Integration Objectives”)
5.3 We have agreed the Workstreams (set out in Schedule 3 (Workstreams)) in order to facilitate achievement of the Integration Objectives. As part of the work to develop each Workstream we will establish specific objectives and activity plans for each Workstream that will help to deliver the Integration Objectives and will drive forward both health and care recovery and transformation.
5.4 We agree that the Workstreams may evolve over time as Oldham Cares progresses.
5.5 We acknowledge that primary care will play an integral role in delivery of the Integration Objectives. We agree to work collectively and fully engage with primary care (who, at the Commencement Date, are Affiliate Members of Oldham Cares) in order to determine how primary care would best be able to interface with Oldham Cares and contribute to the achievement of the Integration Objectives in accordance with a process to be agreed between Us as appropriate.
5.6 We acknowledge and accept that whilst the System Board is unable in law to bind any Party it will set ambition, strategy and outcom...