Creation of a primary care academic collaborative nexus: enabling and interfering factors

Brandon, Kristina; Guck, Thomas P.; Doll, Joy; McGaha, Amy L.; Potthoff, Meghan; DeFreece, Todd; White, Michaela M.

doi:10.1080/13561820.2020.1749574

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“…Our illustrative case study shows that a heightened sense of urgency and the need to take action quickly help overcome professional and organizational barriers to collaboration, as frequently discussed in collaborative governance literature (cf. Brandon et al, 2021). Low levels of trust and limited time and space to get to know each other may interfere with collaboration (Schot et al, 2019), though clear common goals during the crisis helped make collaboration work.…”

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Collaboration to combat COVID-19: policy responses and best practices in local integrated care settings

Schmidt

Schalk

Ridder³

et al. 2022

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PurposeThis illustrative case study describes and evaluates drivers of effective inter-organizational collaboration to mitigate the impact and spread of COVID-19 among homeless people in two cities in the Netherlands. The aims of this study are: (1) to explore the strategic and operational policy responses in two local integrated care settings at the start of the crisis, (2) to identify best policy practices and lessons learned. The authors interpret and evaluate the findings by combining insights from the population health management (PHM) and collaborative governance literature.Design/methodology/approachThe authors describe and illustrate the experiences of two Dutch municipalities, Rotterdam and The Hague, in the early policy responses to sudden operational challenges around the impact of COVID-19 on homeless people as experienced by local decision-makers, medical doctors and clients.FindingsThe authors show that best policy practices revolve around (1) using data and risk stratification methods for identifying and targeting populations at-risk in local policy making, and (2) having an inter-organizational data sharing architecture in place ex ante. These two factors were clear prerequisites for tailor-made policy responses for newly-defined groups at risk with the existing and well-documented vulnerable population, and executing crisis-induced tasks efficiently.Originality/valueThis paper is among the first to illustrate the potential of combining collaborative governance and PHM perspectives to identify key drivers of effective local governance responses to a healthcare crisis in an integrated care setting.

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Collaboration to combat COVID-19: policy responses and best practices in local integrated care settings

Schmidt

Schalk

Ridder³

et al. 2022

JHOM

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“…Het onderzoek toont aan dat een gevoel van urgentie, dat wil zeggen de gepercipieerde noodzaak om snel actie te ondernemen, helpt om professionele en organisatorische belemmeringen voor samenwerking te overwinnen (vgl. Brandon et al, 2021). Weinig vertrouwen in elkaar en beperkte tijd en ruimte om elkaar te leren kennen, kunnen de samenwerking verstoren (Schot, Tummers, & Noordegraaf, 2019), terwijl duidelijke gemeenschappelijke doelen tijdens de eerste fase van de crisisrespons een bijdrage leverden aan de samenwerking.…”

Section: Jelmer Schalk Eduard Schmidt Marlieke Ridder Suzan Van Der Pasunclassified

Samenwerken Als Het Spannend Wordt: De Gevolgen Van De Coronacrises Voor Regionale Netwerken in De Daklozenopvang.

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Schmidt

Ridder

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Sustainable and replicable clinical and financial outcomes in an interprofessional education and collaborative practice nexus

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Walters

Abdul-Greene

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Journal of Interprofessional Care

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Creation of a primary care academic collaborative nexus: enabling and interfering factors

Cited by 4 publications

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Collaboration to combat COVID-19: policy responses and best practices in local integrated care settings

Collaboration to combat COVID-19: policy responses and best practices in local integrated care settings

Samenwerken Als Het Spannend Wordt: De Gevolgen Van De Coronacrises Voor Regionale Netwerken in De Daklozenopvang.

Sustainable and replicable clinical and financial outcomes in an interprofessional education and collaborative practice nexus

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