Structural and relational factors for successful cross-sector collaboration in home visiting: a multiple case study
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Summary
This summary is machine-generated.Successful cross-sector collaboration in home visiting programs relies on strong relationships, shared goals, and structural supports like shared data systems. These elements enhance care coordination for families facing adversities.
Area Of Science
- Public Health
- Social Work
- Health Systems Research
Background
- Aligning delivery and financing systems across sectors can improve family well-being.
- Cross-sector collaboration is crucial for families experiencing adversities.
Purpose Of The Study
- Identify best practices for successful cross-sector collaboration among home visiting programs in the US.
- Examine structural and relational factors enabling effective partnerships.
Main Methods
- Multiple case study approach with five diverse exemplary cases.
- In-depth qualitative interviews with home visiting staff, community providers, and clients (n=76).
- Data triangulation using interviews, documents, and observations, followed by cross-case synthesis.
Main Results
- Key relational factors: leadership, champions across sectors, shared goals, and interpersonal relationships.
- Structural factors: shared data systems, written agreements, and co-location facilitated coordination.
- Community Advisory Boards fostered partnerships, resource-sharing, and awareness.
Conclusions
- Successful cross-sector collaboration in home visiting involves strong relationships and structural integration.
- Learnings will inform interventions to improve home visiting partnerships and enhance family well-being.
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