Working together in NNSW

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Working together in NNSW

CHKI Pooled Funding

Our Healthy Clarence

Healthy Towns Commissioning Governance Group Locality Based Action Groups

Winter Strategy PHN LHD Commissioning GP Allied Health Community Activation Enabling Services Transition of Care

Determinants of Health www.goinvo.com

Complex funding arrangements

How are we collectively funding the continuum?

Options

How does it fit together….. Grave Cradle

The road to further developing our approach Cross sectoral partnership at the highest level of decision making Trust between partners, including time to build relationships Common language, goals, principles, strategies, measures of success and criteria to drive decision making Good data and information to inform a thorough understanding of population health need and the services landscape, and to measure outcomes and attribution Willingness to share decision making amongst stakeholders, including involvement of communities (i.e., consumers, carers, those with lived experience)

Continued…… Mechanisms for joint ownership and responsibility, where all partners are ‘shareholders’ Long term time frame (including long-term contracts) to see through cycles of investment, evaluate results, and to make improvements for future cycles Coordination of investments in service delivery with investment in infrastructure and technologies Agreement on and application of methods to assess return on investment