Building a Collaborative Integrated Care System

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Collective impact model improved health care outcomes in Canterbury, suggesting wider applications in system design.

The collaborative model achieved significant reductions in hospitalizations and long-term care needs, demonstrating improved health outcomes.
In 2020, measurable improvements were noted, including decreased inequity and enhanced community engagement within the health system.
The approach utilized adaptive leadership and co-designed frameworks to foster shared objectives and collective ownership among stakeholders.
Findings support the necessity of building trust and using data-driven insights to facilitate systemic change across diverse health sectors.

Carolyn Gullery (2025) studied this question.

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