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  • Public Health Policy
  • Community Health

Background:

  • Third-sector organizations (TSOs) play a crucial role in delivering community-centered health and well-being services.
  • Integrated care systems aim to coordinate health and social services for better patient outcomes.
  • The precise role of TSOs within these systems remains a subject of exploration.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To characterize the role of Third Sector Organizations (TSOs) within Integrated Care Systems.
  • To explore facilitators and barriers to engaging TSOs in integrated care.
  • To identify strategies for fostering meaningful collaboration between TSOs and public sectors.

Main Methods:

  • A World Café workshop was conducted at the 2023 International Conference on Integrated Care.
  • Participants from various European countries shared experiences and perspectives.
  • Qualitative data on facilitators, barriers, and potential solutions were gathered.

Main Results:

  • TSOs can be valuable partners in integrated care, contributing significant health-promoting value.
  • Successful engagement necessitates shifts in attitudes, new working methods, and power rebalancing.
  • Barriers include misunderstandings and a lack of sufficient resources for collaboration.

Conclusions:

  • Meaningful collaboration between TSOs and public sectors in integrated care is achievable but requires dedicated effort.
  • Creative approaches and addressing systemic barriers are essential for effective TSO engagement.
  • Continuous learning through research, evaluation, and networking is vital for building trust and committed collaboration in integrated care systems.