“…Interagency collaboration was further enhanced by secure information-sharing systems (Barbabella et al, 2017; Centre for Disability Research and Policy, University of Sydney CDRP and Young People in Nursing Homes National Alliance YPINHNA (2014); Bruns et al, 2015;Morton, 2017), shared practice guidelines and formal protocols (Duffy et al, 2016;Mason et al, 2018;McIntyre et al, 2017), streamlining of administrative processes (Davidson et al, 2014;McKinnon et al, 2016) and allowing sufficient time to collaborate and for team-building (Keesler, 2014;Lee et al, 2013)-all of which required adequate funding (Kerman et al, 2017;Landsdell, 2018;Till et al, 2015). Co-location of services to provide a single point of access and a gateway to a variety of services (Dooris et al, 2013;Dyer and Briddle, 2016;Hardwick, 2015;Whiteford et al, 2013) was identified as effective in facilitating improved information sharing between service users and services and between services and partner agencies (Petch et al, 2013).…”