Coordinating Care for Vulnerable Populations
Explore how governments can empower collaboration across agencies using technology and transform social care with an innovative and person-centric approach.
A personalized and coordinated approach to care
Governments must work across agencies and teams to coordinate care effectively for vulnerable populations. Technology can help provide the whole picture of an individual to support the provision of a personalized approach to care.
Person-centered care is a way of providing health and social care services that puts individuals at the core of their own care and support. Tailored to specific needs and individual history, this personalized, preventative care empowers people with tools and skills to effectively manage and make informed decisions about their health—improving the quality of care and outcomes for those using social care services.
Drawing insight through collaboration across agencies and teams is a key enabler in delivering person-centered care. Technology has made it easier than ever to work across departmental and organizational boundaries, enabling secure, real-time information sharing.
Read the guide to explore how governments have used technology to help coordinate care for vulnerable groups and overcome common challenges.
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