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System leadership requires collective actions and outcomes. The health and care system share a cohesive approach to working together to improve health and wellbeing for a population.
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System wide intelligence capability to generate actionable insight into opportunities to improve care quality, efficiency and equity.
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Using intelligence to change care delivery and inform new service models based on population need.
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- Becoming a population health organisation from ground up ensuring prevention as key to the health of future generations.
- Having dedicated system leadership to drive action-orientated, data-led decision making.
- Using whole population data to drive planning to improve the health and wellbeing for local people now and in the future.
- Using population health data to design workforce development across health and care - realigning and creating new roles fit for the future.
- Anchor institutions - what can only the Health Board do; health services as well as wider determinants.
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- Linked, person-level datasets
- Segmentation tools that compliment risk stratification to deliver information for action.
- Alignment of multi-disciplinary analytical and improvement teams to produce actionable insights.
- Analyses and actionable insight - to understand health and wellbeing needs of the population, opportunities to improve care, manage risk and reduce health inequalities.
- Advanced analytical tools, software and system wide multi-disciplinary analytical teams, supplemented by specialist skills.
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- Building capability and capacity, growing the expertise in public health, and developing PHM champions.
- Data-led decision making and planning to drive care coordination and proactive personalised care, using the evidence base with a focus on reducing health inequalities and delivering proportionate universalism.
- Focus on prevention and community well-being - asset based approach, social prescribing and social value projects.
- Incentives alignment – using a value based healthcare approach to align funding and incentives to improve population health now and for future generations.
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