MOHT is partnering key stakeholders like agencies and clusters to develop programmes and ideas across the care continuum, with a goal to enable longitudinal, holistic, and cohesive care. Each programme identifies and develops test-beds that complement the ongoing work of MOH and healthcare clusters and institutions. This is especially in areas where fundamental change is critical for transformation. From each experiment, MOHT will develop frameworks, methodologies and toolkits to enable successful solutions to be scaled further.
The goal of Future Primary Care (FPC), is to re-position primary care to play a central role in our health delivery system and anchor healthcare in the primary care space. The premise is to give patients the care, treatment and resources to manage their conditions at home without the need for a hospital visit. In order to do this, Future Primary Care will work towards improving primary care to provide consistent and accessible quality care for patients.
IGH is a new hospital care model that is designed for a growing patient population with multiple chronic conditions and co-morbidities. The IGH focuses on preventing care fragmentation and ensuring continuous care that leads to better health outcomes. IGH care will also be strongly linked to community care resources such as the primary care and social services sector.
The goal of InHealth is to build and sustain healthy communities which actively embrace health promotion and disease prevention such that there will be a shift in attitudes and values and to foster new social norms around health communities.
InHealth will test-bed initiatives and solutions through the creation of Path Finder Healthy Precincts in which an integrated approach towards health promotion can be implemented.