1. Workshop: Developing policies to support integration of mental health services 2. Workshop: Value-based approaches to Integrated Care 3. Workshop: Improving transitional management, introducing the Special Interest Group Intermediate Care 4. Workshop: iCoach 5. Workshop: Cross-cutting Implementation (AQuA) Chaired by Prof David Perkins, University of Newcastle, Australia So much planning in Australian mental health, so little change: towards an implementation toolkit (200) (Roberts, Russell James et al) A Whole of System MH&A Integration Transformation Agenda in Counties Manukau District Health Board (226) (Brown, Wendy et al) Mental Health Integration Past, Present and Future: National Survey into Mental Health Integration in England (212) (Lilo, Emad) Chaired by Valentijn, Pim Peter Value-based integrated care: Exploring strategies to enhance the uptake of integrated care (145) Chaired by Anne Hendry Identifying communities at high risk of re-admission in Singapore and understanding their needs during transition of care from hospital to home (157) (Chan, Darren Yak Leong et al) Assessment tool for early prediction of patients in an acute hospital requiring long term institutional placement (151) (Chew, Melissa) Towards Integration: Dispatches from the Front Line (218) (Pert, Harry et al) Can we predict who we will see in hospital next year? (192) (Navin-Cristina, Tina) Chaired by Barson, Stuart An Outcomes Framework for Community Pharmacy Services (50) Chaired by McNaney, Nicki Using a system change model to develop system leadership teams (162) 6. Crosscutting Education - Integrated Care Academy © Part 1
Chaired by Viktoria Stein, Robin Miller and Jacquie Cummings What is Integrated Care? Overview of key concepts and models Update on latest evidence Measuring integrated care Supporting and collaboration 10.30 – 11.00 Refreshments, exhibition, posters and networking 11.00 – 12.30 PARALLEL SESSIONS 2 1. Workshop: Case studies highlighting integrated mental health services 2. Workshop: Whanau Ora and Te Tiriti 3. Predicting hospital (re)admissions – improving transitional care 4. Redefining the role of pharmacists: the New Zealand experience 5. Workshop: Implementation - Policy design and implementation (based on WB Poland Workshop) Chaired by Prof David Perkins, University of Newcastle, Australia Clinical Video Telehealth for Mental Health Care: Operations, Engagement and Outcomes (160) (Naseem, Ahsan) The decentralization and integration of Norwegian psychiatric services and possible implications for coercive practices (115 + 149) Chaired by Keelan, Tricia, Compass Health Searching for Te Tiriti in Primary Care (203) Implementing Stratification by Predictive Risk in General Practice (180) (Hannah, Damien John) Stratification of patients by risk of acute hospitalisation – algorithm development, initial implementation and future strategy (163) (Grant, John Robert) Identifying and Selecting Patients for Integrated Care Supporting Medicines Adherence (165) (Hannon, Robbie) Better than an iPad app, a Clinical Pharmacist in your practice (168) (Duck, Brendan James et al) A Service Evaluation of the impact of a Pharmacist Prescriber managing patients with diabetes in primary care (38) Chaired by Chai Chuah and Anne Hendry Population base integrated care in Poland- policy process (221) (Koziel, Anna et al) The Five Eyes of Innovation (198) (Yap, Jason) Critical Success Factors for Regional Health Systems - An International and Local Comparison of What Makes Regional Health Systems Tick (207) (Yap, Jason)
(Wynn, Rolf and Myklebust, Lars Henrik) CDHB/ Police Watch-house Nurse Initiative (95) (Howie, Stephen James) Implementing new models of integrated mental health care: what impacts effective performance? (126 + 130) (Ehrlich, Carolyn) Interventions in NSW: Unpacking Risk Stratification (137) (Lilley, Erin K) A Real-time Frequent Hospital Admitter Risk Stratification Model (FAM-FACE-SG score) to predict “Familiar Faces in Singapore” (11) Dr. Low Lian Leng, Singapore Health Services Integrated Care for Emergency Medical Patients - Irish Acute Medicine Programme (93) Dr Orlaith O Reilly, National Clinical Advisor and Programme Lead, Health & Wellbeing, Health Service Executive – South (SE), Ireland (Muller, Kerry Anne) 42 Nurse practitioners and pharmacist prescribers in primary health care: A realist evaluation of the New Zealand experience (Officer, Tara Nikki et al) * 178 Reshaping the Existing Landscape: a collaborative approach to managing diabetes in General Practice (Bhawan, Sandy et al) Evolving Integrated Care: Moving Towards a Population Health Approach (129) (Baker, G. Ross et al) 6. Crosscutting Education - Integrated Care Academy © Part 2 Chaired by Viktoria Stein, Robin Miller and Jacquie Cummings Status Quo of Integration Process: - Introduction to Framework for Evaluation of Integrated Care Experience
Paediatric Optometry Alignment Project (69) (Newcomb, Dana) Empowering Community-Driven Change: Leadership in Southcentral Foundation’s Nuka System of Care (158) (Gottlieb, Katherine) Developing an improvement leaders fellowship programme and the evaluation of the integration of patient fellows (114) (Myron, Rowan Rachel et al.) The Unmet Needs of Patients and Carers within Community Based Primary Health Care (213) (Kuluski, Kerry et al) Connecting communities: realizing the values of local networks in service integration (46) David Philip Morris, UCLAN (Kannusamy, Premarani) Better Journeys for People with Dementia in Northern Sydney (179) (Olivetti, Lyn et al.) * Integrating care planning for cancer patients: A scoping review (193) (Khan, Anum Irfan; et al) Standardising care for heart attack (STEMI) patients, Ireland (199) Dr. Siobhan Jennings, Consultant Public Health Medicine, Department of Public Health, Dr. Steevens's Hospital, Assessment and Management of Self Harm in Emergency Departments in Ireland: The National Clinical Programme (204) (Wrigley, Margo) Relationships count – person centered wellbeing support in general practice (80) (Copas, Susan Heather) improvement for integrated care (187) (Carswell, Peter) Using Front Line Networks to Develop and Implement Data Driven Policy (67) Richard Lewanczuk, Alberta Health Services, Canada Preliminary report of unmet needs in persons living with physical deficiencies in Quebec, Canada: a target for service integration (154) (Raiche, Michel et al) 6. Creating the evidence to inform research and policy Integrated categories for integrated care - the importance of patient centred categories (24) (Hoyle, Philip) Integrated Care: Better and Cheaper (7)
99 Frail older people’s use and experience of the Irish healthcare system: a mixed methods study to inform the design of integrated models of care (Roe, Lorna Dorothy et al) 220 Networks for care: Improving quality of hospital care for rural communities (Atmore, Dr Carol Margaret) 10 Dying well? What people with dementia need from carers at the end of life. (Hurford, Grace) 116 One Client, One Team - Health Care Integration for Populations with Complex Care Needs: Developing an Integrated Program through the Lens of Clients and Families (Goldhar, Jodeme) 63 Mixing it up: private, public, federal, state, seeking health outcomes in an integrated primary care centre – the Oran Park Family Health experience! (Duggan, Justin et al) 29 An Integrated Health Collaboration – A Localized Solution (Pennock, Rene et al) 94 Irish Integrated Care Programme for Chronic Disease - Supporting General Practice Dr. Orlaith O Reilly, National Clinical Advisor and Programme Lead, Health & Wellbeing, Health Service Executive – South (SE) Public Health 211 Innovative funding models to incentivise integrated care (Prior, Emily) 104 Flexible funding for effective, individualised, integrated care. (Smith-Merry, Jennifer; Gillespie, Jame) 16 Local Resource Based Community Care Development as Asset for the Silver Economy of the Region (TSARTSARA, Stella I.) 167 Developing of social and community prescription model as the third system for sustainable community-based integrated health care system Toshiro KUMAKAWA, Senior Researcher, Department of Health and Welfare Services National Institute of Public Health, Japan 152 Effects of provider incentives in integrated healthcare delivery system reform: a quasi-experiment on patients with chronic diseases in rural China (Tang, Wenxi et al.) 60 Implementing an Integrated Care Framework in Singapore: The Experience of the SingHealth Regional Health System Professor Julian Thumboo, Director, Health Services Research & Evaluation, SingHealth Regional Health System, Singapore Health Services 156 A Model of Care for a Regional Health System (Ng, Yeuk Fan)
6. Implementation: Changing organisations/management to change service provision 7. Workshop: Introducing the Special Interest Group on Managing Complexity 147 GOODBYE COMAND & CONTROL – HELLO CIRCLES! (Saberi, Vahid) 131 Effective Organizational Leadership in the Implementation of Integrated Care; Lessons from 9 cases in the iCoach Project (Baker, G. Ross et al) + 120 Managerial strategies for integrated care: Health care provider engagement in the iCOACH project (Shaw, James et al.) (one presentation) 122 Can complexity dynamics be harnessed to improve integration of care? The implementation of the Health Links in Ontario, Canada (Grudniewicz, Agnes et al) Chaired by Anne Hendry 209 Learning from iCOACH: implementing integrated care for older adults with complex health needs (Wodchis, Walter P et al) 78 What does one learn from the implementation of a mandated integrated network for older adults across three different settings in Quebec (Breton, Mylaine et al) 138 The Future of Chronic Conditions Management in NSW: Integrated Care for People with Chronic Condition (Lilley, Erin K) 196 Anticipatory Care Planning in Scotland (Cumming, Stuart) 19 Developing a culture of health through a prevention pathway in a French Mediterranean region (Reuzeau, Jean-Claude et al)