Through our work on the development of integrated neighbourhood teams, we inspire systems to create sustainable health and care services that meet population needs and use resources efficiently and effectively, which in turn empowers those living and working in the community to flourish.
Assembled to meet the holistic needs of their local population, teams based in the neighbourhood are drawn from a range of providers across the community. In line with the Fuller Stocktake, teams work in an integrated way around the needs of the population. The health and wellbeing needs of the community informs the range of proactive care and support services available, which in turn determines the professional skill sets, roles and training needs within the team. Neighbourhood teams will be at different stages of maturity and in some areas the inclusion of larger health providers thinking locally about how to deliver population based care will in itself be transformative.
Effective and efficient neighbourhood teams invest the time to evolve together, building trust and cohesion. They are creative and innovative, using digital solutions to develop new ways of working to improve the health of their neighbourhood. Communities are empowered and flourish, which improves the overall wellbeing of those living and working in the neighbourhood.
For more information or to discuss how the NAPC can help support you deliver integrated neighbourhood teams in your area, please get in touch via email at napc@napc.co.uk
