HLST 3230 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Biopsychosocial Model
25 Feb 2021
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Di erentiation: the division of labour into various tasks to be performed. Integration: designing processes and policies to ensure that the di erentiated tases are integrated to accomplish actives and goals (needs to incorporate a biopsychosocial approach) Integration means to achieve outcomes related to improving health care and population health outcomes: The development of processes and structures related participation and/or evidence-based care that will enable the achievement of intermediate outcomes (use of care pathways, interdisciplinary training, formation of a pfac. Usually related to the creation of speci c processes and structures that will lead to achieving the ultimate goals (teamwork, coordinated care, integrated funding, co-design with users/clients, integrated emr) Generally related to improved health outcomes (individual and/or population), e cient use of resources, improved access to care, sustainability, improved user/ client experience. Partial: separate organizational units work with each other. Collaboration, cooperation, less formal structures and processes (guidelines, protocols, navigators. Partnership, strategic alliance, networks with more formal structures and processes.
