PHO outcomes Sample Clauses

PHO outcomes. (1) The PHO will, in our district/region:
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PHO outcomes. The PHO will, in our district/region: support its Enrolled Population and other Eligible Persons to stay well; contribute to ensuring the clinical and financial sustainability of the health system; ensure that its Enrolled Population and other Eligible Persons receive quality, co-ordinated care delivered by multi-disciplinary teams, that is easy to access and is provided close to home; support all population groups to achieve optimum health outcomes and reduce disparities; and achieve outcomes determined by the Alliance. Minimum requirements Schedule B1 sets out the Minimum Requirements that the PHO must meet from the Start Date of this Agreement and must continue to meet on an ongoing basis. The Minimum Requirements relate to the PHO's structural and governance arrangements, require the PHO to be able to demonstrate a high level of clinical leadership and engagement and an advanced level of capacity and capability, and require the PHO to undertake certain activities. Participation in our Alliance is intended to assist the PHO meet the Minimum Requirements. How we will work together We agree to xxxxxx a long-term co-operative and collaborative relationship to enable both of us to carry out the roles and responsibilities under this Agreement, and we will both be guided by the relationship principles set out below. We will: act in accordance with the Crown's principles for action on the Treaty of Waitangi; incorporate Whānau Ora approaches as appropriate; support clinical leadership and, in particular, clinically-led service development; adopt a whole-of-system approach, and make decisions on a best for patient and best for system basis; conduct ourselves with honesty and integrity, and develop a high degree of trust; promote an environment of high quality, performance, and accountability, and low bureaucracy; work together to resolve any issues, disputes and disagreements in a manner that reflects our co-operative and collaborative relationship; seek to make the best use of finite resources in planning and delivery of health services to achieve optimal health outcomes for the Enrolled Population and other Eligible Persons; adopt and xxxxxx an open and transparent approach to sharing information; respect and maintain patient confidentiality; remain flexible and responsive to support the evolving health environment; develop, encourage, and reward innovation and continually challenge the delivery of health care services to achieve high-quality outcomes; and ac...

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