Integrated Care Collaborative Alliance

Who We Are

The Integrated Care Collaborative (ICC) Alliance Leadership Team provides strategic oversight and governance of initiatives that aim to make hospital and community health services more joined up and better for patients. The Alliance Leadership Team’s objective is to provide integrated health services with a ‘best for patient, best for system’ approach.

The CCDHB ICC Alliance Leadership Team (ALT) are a group of clinical leaders, key managers from provider organisations across the Capital & Coast district health board, who are selected on their competencies to lead the Alliance and achieve success for the ICC programme of work. To achieve success the Alliance shares common objectives and commits to improving health outcomes for our population through collaboration and system wide thinking.

Members of the Alliance Leadership Team have a wide range of skills and clinical expertise within the Capital & Coast District Health region. They represent hospital, primary and community health services and includes Māori and Pacific representatives. Members hold a wealth of health system knowledge and currently work in a variety of roles throughout the health system from GP practice to hospital services. The membership is expanding as more services become part an integrated health system.

The ICC ALT meet every other month to monitor, oversee and support health system integration. The highlights of these meetings are published here.

• Meeting highlights 15 August 2019
• Meeting highlights 20 June 2019
• Meeting highlights 11 April 2019
• Meeting highlights 21 February 2019

Structure

The Integrated Care Collaborative Alliance Leadership Team is an advisory and governance group that provides strategic oversight and clinical leadership. It decides and advises on what is recommended from the working groups. While the Alliance Leadership Team does not hold any direct funding accountability, it oversees programmes and projects of work.

Working groups are made up of Alliance Leadership Team members, consumers, clinical experts and Māori and Pacific representative’s. Their purpose is to understand the needs of the target population and to design health services around the needs of those that use them. This is often through technology improvements and community based health services. The working groups stay well connected with community groups, health providers and other agencies.

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