Join us for the Realising the Promise of Integrated Neighbourhood Teams, a 5-day in-person event at York University, provided by the University of York and the PCNA,  for leaders who are establishing INTs in their ICB or place. Leaders access the workshops, Action Learning Sets and Communities of Practice, and can also access Executive Guidance and Coaching.

Course Description

• A health and care system that is uncertain about how to move from reacting to the scale of demand to proactively meeting population health needs fairly. 

• Where there is the opportunity to provide personalised care with more continuity for people with complex needs, which has the potential to reduce demand, and improve job satisfaction, but where that opportunity cannot be realised without headroom. 

• Which in turn requires collaboration through experimentation and learning through doing real work together, rather than didactic traditional approaches.

• All this is set within the national trend for PCNs to move away from the delivery model that dominated in the pandemic (a funding post box) to the original conception of PCNs as networks that provide support to secure resilient general practices, and that collaborate with services and communities to meet needs that can’t be met by general practice alone. 

• This will meet the intention of the Fuller Stocktake to create the opportunity for collaboration with wider partners to meet complex needs.