Health and Social integrated care in practice. Local Partnerships in action

Sarquella, Ester; Henderson, Donna; Fabà, Marta; Mead, Elaine; Solanes, Pilar; Plaza, Aina; Contel, Joan Carles

doi:10.5334/ijic.3015

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“…Integrated care is a worldwide trend in health and social care reforms and presents a real challenge (Korpela et al, 2012; Sarquella et al, 2016). Analysis of the literature reveals a wide spectrum of definitions and approaches for the realization of integrated care and services (Amelung et al, 2014; Goodwin, 2016; Kodner, 2009; Korpela et al, 2012; Leichsenring, 2004; Minas, 2016).…”

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A vision for integrated social and healthcare services: An experience from Bulgaria

Tcholakova

Stancheva-Popkostadinova

2020

International Social Work

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This article presents the results of a study of practitioners’ and experts’ vision for implementing integrated services that combine healthcare and social work in Bulgaria. Sixty-four respondents ( n = 64) were recruited to participate in interviews ( n = 17) and focus groups ( n = 47). The need for a conceptual clarification and a common vision for integrated social and healthcare services was evident, including the approaches to organization, service provision, management, and funding. More extensive studies about the perspectives for successful integration of healthcare and social services in Bulgaria, based on the analysis of current needs and resources, are required.

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