A system could be financed publicly or privately, or both publicly and privately and could include deductibles, co-payments, etc. Priority Areas 3. Priority Areas 4. Integrated Service Delivery Integrated Service Delivery is the broadest of our four priority areas, and can include the other priority areas. It refers to any effort or initiative that tries to better integrate or co-ordinate a range of services which relate to health.
Integration can occur on a system-wide basis, or focus on a specific link in a particular community.
Integration usually involves a range of people and organizations involved in the organization, funding and delivery of services. Provinces and territories had discretion in terms of how they would decide what proposals to submit. In choosing which national projects to fund, the multi-lateral FPT Working Group reviewed more than 150 national proposals. In general, these projects address issues of interest to the health systems of several or all jurisdictions. Many, but not all, involve more than one jurisdiction.