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Goal-Oriented Care: A Catalyst for Person-Centred System Integration.

Carolyn Steele Gray^1,2, Agnes Grudniewicz³, Alana Armas¹

¹Bridgepoint Collaboratory for Research and Innovation, Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute, Sinai Health System, Toronto, ON, CA.

International Journal of Integrated Care

|November 17, 2020

Summary

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Goal-oriented care, prioritizing patient goals, can improve the implementation of person-centred integrated care. This approach drives clinical, organizational, and system integration across healthcare settings.

Keywords:

case studies goal-oriented care integrated care people-centred goals people-driven care

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Healthcare Management
Integrated Care Models
Primary Health Care

Background:

Person-centred integrated care faces implementation challenges due to misaligned healthcare system structures.
Goal-oriented care, driven by patient priorities, offers a potential solution for improving integrated care uptake.
Current healthcare systems often hinder the widespread adoption of person-centred integrated care.

Observation:

Three international case studies in Canada, USA, and Belgium explored the application of goal-oriented care in community-based primary health care.
The Rainbow Model of Integrated Care framework was utilized to analyze how goal-oriented care facilitated integration.
Goal-oriented care was implemented to stimulate integration at clinical, professional, organizational, and system levels.

Findings:

Goal-oriented care demonstrated potential in catalyzing integrated care across the studied models.
The approach activated formative and normative integration mechanisms, supporting essential integrated care processes.
Goal-oriented care provided a framework for a shared philosophy of care, enhancing collaboration.

Implications:

Goal-oriented care can be a powerful strategy for enabling integrated care delivery by establishing a common vision and shared processes.
Training in goal-oriented care for healthcare teams is crucial for supporting this implementation shift.
Adopting a goal-oriented approach can overcome systemic barriers to person-centred integrated care.