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Mapping service integration for primary healthcare patients: lessons from a regional GP Super Clinic

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Nancarrow, Susan Alison
Avila, Catharine
Chamberlain, Daniel
Bradbury, Joanne
Doran, Frances
Hill, Peter
Keast, Robyn
Barlow, Kegan

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Australian Primary Health Care Research Institute (APHCRI), The Australian National University.

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There is no clear understanding of what ‘good’ integration looks like. Existing models of integration focus on integration around the clinician, the service and the health system, but largely ignore the patient. This study examined integration through the lens of a regional general practice super clinic to examine drivers and barriers to integration at the clinical, profession and system levels, and to develop a person centred framework for integration.

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