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Theme 1. Promoting the health of children and families
- Innovations, models and approaches to care that support early years development
- Tackling childhood obesity
- Taking a life-course approach
- Enabling equity and access
- Engaging children, families and communities
Theme 2. Engaging and empowering people and communities
- Participant co-design
- People-centred care
- Empowerment, engagement and involvement
- Rights and responsibilities
Theme 3. Re-orienting the model of care
- The benefit and challenges of the Whanau Ora approach
- Towards health care homes (medical homes) in local neighbourhoods
- Developing effective networks of care/health and social care partnerships
- Focusing on population health – supporting healthier communities
- Care management and predictive risk
- Working in multi-disciplinary teams / co-location
- Workforce redesign – the future workforce
Theme 4. Taking measures to improve quality
- Measures and indicators for integrated care that support quality improvement and performance management
- Outcome measurement
- Experience surveys – patient measures of integrated care
- Integrated care measurement frameworks
- Standards, accreditation and regulation
- Community development measures
Theme 5. Funding and incentives that promote health outcomes
- The business case for investing in public health promotion and ill-health prevention
- Economic incentives for investing in the future – social return on investment
- Alliancing for outcomes
- Commissioning and contracting – outcomes-based contracting and shared gain models, changing the DHB model of funding
- Health economics and integrated care – new models for evaluating benefits
- Results-based accountability
- Influencing the behaviours of clinicians through financial incentives
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