Supporting integration: the creation of a framework to support the design and delivery of clinical academic integration across a complex system

  • Eftychiou L
  • Matthew D
  • Nerio R
  • et al.
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Transforming outcomes for patients by aligning and integrating care requires complex systems change and management across multiple organisational boundaries. This case study outlines one part of the integration journey across a partnership between three independent NHS foundation trusts with strong affiliations to two universities, the combined expertise of which places them at the forefront of being able to deliver the best heart and lung outcomes for patients. It specifically describes the process of designing, testing and implementing a bespoke tool called the Clinical Academic Integration Framework (CAIF) to support clinical and academic teams in owning, planning and delivering their paths to full integration, defined as 'one team, across multiple sites' in this context.

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Eftychiou, L., Matthew, D., Nerio, R., & French, C. (2023). Supporting integration: the creation of a framework to support the design and delivery of clinical academic integration across a complex system. Future Healthcare Journal, 10(2), 161–168. https://doi.org/10.7861/fhj.2023-0001

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