Demystifying Integrated Care

A Handbook for Practice

1st Edition - July 11, 2023
Editors: Kirsty Marshall, Hayley Bamber, Ruth Garbutt, Chris Easton
Language: English
Paperback ISBN:
9 7 8 - 0 - 3 2 3 - 9 3 0 7 5 - 8
eBook ISBN:
9 7 8 - 0 - 3 2 3 - 9 3 1 5 1 - 9

Integrated care aims to address inequality through removing fragmented health and social care. It is being adopted worldwide, including in the UK, where the NHS is undergoing si… Read more

Purchase options

SPRING SALE

Bloom into spring savings!

Save up to 25% on books, eBooks and Journals!

Shop now

Institutional subscription on ScienceDirect

Request a sales quote

Integrated care aims to address inequality through removing fragmented health and social care. It is being adopted worldwide, including in the UK, where the NHS is undergoing significant transformation as it introduces integrated care for all providers.

This new book aims to equip students and practitioners to take the lead in this new model of care delivery. It will help them understand the key principles of integrated care and then apply these to the design, implementation and practice of integrated care in their own work.

Written by academics and operational healthcare leaders, this book is ideal for final year students of nursing, allied health and social care, postgraduates, and all nursing and allied health professionals who will be required to work within the UK’s new integrated care systems.

Cover image
Title page
Table of Contents
Copyright
Preface
Who is this book for?
Structure of the book
Editors’ Bio
List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
Part I: Theory and Concepts of Integrated Care: Rhetoric and Reality
1. Population Health—People, Community, and Place
Key Concepts
Introduction to Population Health
Background
Conclusion
References
Further Reading
2. Wider Determinants of Health—Inequalities and Equity
Key Concepts
Introduction
The Impact of Social and Economic Factors on Health and Wellbeing
Conclusion
References
Further Reading and Activities
3. The Role of People and Community and the Revolutionising of Health and Wellbeing
Key Concepts
Introduction
Salutogenesis and the Foundations of Health Creation
Rethinking Relationships
The System and Embedding of Health Creation
Conclusion
References
Further Reading
4. Living with Long-Term Conditions or Multiple Comorbidities—Changing Demographic and Epidemiology
Key Concepts
Introduction
Changing Demographics and Epidemiology
Conclusion
References
Further Reading and Resources
Biobank
5. What Is Integrated Care and Why Is it Different?
Key Concepts
Introduction
Introducing Integrated Care
Impact on People
Conclusion
References
Further Reading
6. The Background and Development of Integrated Care: International and UK Perspectives
Key Concepts
Introduction
International Perspective
UK Perspective
Impact on People
Conclusion
References
Further Reading
7. Co-production in the Formation of Integrated Services
Key Concepts
Introduction
Introducing Co-production
Conclusion
References
Part II: System Level Integrated Care
8. Barriers and Challenges to Integrated Care
Key Concepts
Introduction
The Political Motivation for Integrated Care
Conclusion
References
Further Reading
9. System Leadership
Key Concepts
Introduction
Why does Integration Need a Different Leadership Approach?
Conclusion
References
Further Reading
10. Improving Outcomes for Children and Young People with Special Educational Needs—Outcomes-Based Accountability
Key Concepts
Introduction
Learning Disabilities and Health Outcomes
Conclusion
References
11. Governance and Accountability in Integrated Care
Key Concepts
Introduction
Governance of Integrated Care
Governance and Accountability
Conclusion
References
Further Reading
12. Social Prescribing Within an Integrated System
Key Concepts
Introduction
What is Social Prescribing?
Conclusion
References
Further Reading
Part III: Organisational Influences and Application of Integrated Care
13. Management of Change in Integrated Services
Key Concepts
Introduction
Conceptual Framework for Change
Conclusion
References
14. Co-production and Organisational Challenges (A Framework for Change)
Key Concepts
Introduction
Research Methodology
Conclusion
References
15. An Integrated Digital Future: Intelligence, Transformation, and Personalised Care
Key Concepts
Introduction
The Concept of an Integrated Digital Future in Health and Social Care
Challenges with the Who Definition
Conclusion
References
16. Development of Neighbourhood Teams: A Framework for Preparedness
Key Concepts
Introduction
The Making of a Neighbourhood Team—a Framework for Preparation
Impact on People
Conclusion
References
Further Reading
17. Understanding How People Move Through the System: Dementia Care
Key Concepts
Introduction
Dementia Care and Integration
Impact on People
Conclusion
References
Further Reading
18. Understanding Social Value as a Basis for Integrated Care
Key Concepts
Introduction
Organising Social Value: An Example from Lancashire
Social Value, CWB, and the Implications for Health
Impact on People
Conclusion
References
Part IV: Integrated Care and the Workforce and Community
19. Learning From, With, and About Each Other—The Role of Interprofessional Education
Key Concepts
Introduction
History of IPE
What is Happening Nationally and Internationally
Types of IPE Activities
Parity of Esteem
Impact on People
Conclusion
What is Next?
References
Further Reading
Book
Webpage
Twitter
Articles
Video Playlist
Article
Webpage
White Paper
Article
20. Using Research Capacity Building in Integrated Care to Grow Leadership Potential
Key Concepts
Introduction
Linking Research Capacity Building, Evidence-Based Practice, and Leadership
Conclusion
Reflections of Professional Doctorate—how Engaging in Community Research Can Support Service
References
21. Transforming Culture and Values Through Integrated Practice
Key Concepts
Overview of Chapter
Introduction
Governance
Conclusion and Recommendations
References
Further Reading
22. Supporting Integrated Teams in Maintaining Quality—A Case Study of the Role of The Quality Matrons
Key Concepts
Introduction
Quality Care and Quality Assurance
Quality Assurance and Leadership
Challenges and Barriers to Quality
Quality Assurance in Changing Community Services
Conclusion
References
23. Transforming the Workforce
Key Concepts
Introduction
Background
Workforce Development
Multidisciplinary Team
Conclusion
References
Further Reading
Part V: Practising Integration
24. Co-production in Practice
Key Concepts
Introduction
How this Chapter was Developed
Conclusion
References
25. Supporting Family Carers Within an Integrated Care Context
Key Concepts
Introduction
Conclusion
References
Further Reading
Ethnicity and Dementia
26. Integrated Care for LGBTQ+ People
Key Concepts
Introduction
Impact on People: Supporting Best Practice
Conclusion
References
Further Reading
27. Integrated Practice in Learning Disability
Key Concepts
Introduction
Communication
Transitions
Sexualised Behaviour
Impact on People
Conclusion
References
Further reading
28. How to Implement an Integrated Care Approach to Reduce Falls and Fall-Related Injuries in People With Learning Disabilities
Key Concepts
Introduction
Supporting Fall Reduction
Impact on People
Conclusion
References
Further Reading
29. Severe Mental Illness and Integrated Care
Key Concepts
Introduction
The Role of Integration in Improving Health Outcomes in SMI
Impact on People
Conclusion
What is Next?
References
30. Integrated Care Within 0–19 Services in the UK
Key Concepts
Introduction
Discussion
Conclusion
References
Further Reading
31. End-of-Life Care Within an Integrated Care Context
Key Concepts
Introduction
Impact on People
Conclusion
References
Further Reading
Index

Life Sciences

Physical Sciences & Engineering

Social Sciences & Humanities

Health

Demystifying Integrated Care

A Handbook for Practice

Purchase options

Bloom into spring savings!

Institutional subscription on ScienceDirect

Kirsty Marshall

Hayley Bamber

Ruth Garbutt

Related books