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Collaborative Value Creation Framework: The Potential for Strengthening Intersectoral Partnerships in Chronic Disease
Summary
Intersectoral partnerships for chronic disease prevention show promise, but understanding how to create collaborative value is key. The Collaborative Value Creation Framework offers a way to study and enhance this value for stronger partnerships.
Area of Science:
- Public Health
- Health Policy
- Organizational Studies
Background:
- Intersectoral partnerships are theoretically appealing for chronic disease prevention.
- Investment exists in these partnerships, but pathways for creating collaborative value are not well understood.
Purpose of the Study:
- To discuss the Collaborative Value Creation Framework.
- To explore its potential for understanding value creation in prevention partnerships.
Main Methods:
- Conceptual discussion of the Collaborative Value Creation Framework.
- Analysis of its components and their interdependencies.
Main Results:
- The framework can study diverse collaborative values and contexts.
- It can examine enhancement of collaborative value sources and the impact of mindsets.
- It allows for establishing links between framework elements to boost value creation.
Conclusions:
- Mapping interdependencies within the framework is innovative.
- This mapping can identify leverage points to increase collaborative value.
- Strengthening prevention partnerships is a key outcome.
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