Creating Integrated Neighbourhood Teams: Learning from experience
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The National Association of Primary Care (NAPC) leads change and innovation, supporting colleagues from across the NHS.
As a not-for profit membership organisation, NAPC has a long history of being at the forefront of thinking about the future of out of hospital care and integration.
Through our extensive network of highly experienced professionals, the NAPC has a wealth of expertise covering care model redesign, system transformation, health technology, strategy, finance, analytics, facilitation, leadership development and clinical expertise across health and care. We work with health and care organisations in the UK to lead change in primary and integrated care.
Care Navigation training recognises the important role of frontline staff in primary care and supports them to signpost people to the right services, which empowers patients to support their own health and wellbeing and improves access to primary care services.
Sam, Chantelle and Jenni increasingly noticed many carers in their practices reported that their health and social needs were not being met.
Pooling resources improves access, recruitment and training
This paper is the collective view of the NAPC Leadership and brings together NAPC’s experience of how to make INTs work and how to manage the challenging process of change, bringing in evidence from the UK and internationally.
Over one hundred members joined our recent webinar on Developing Integrated Neighbourhood Working, hosted by Joint CEO Katrina Percy.
The latest CHWW infographic (Sept 2024 – March 2025) highlights the incredible progress of the Community Health and Wellbeing Worker programme across Cornwall.
