M6
Slide 34
CONTENT
12-15 MIN
Your Role in Implementation
From System Awareness to Action
Understanding system readiness is important. But implementation does not happen at abstract level. It happens through people.
Integrated care grows where someone:
initiates dialogue
documents gaps
proposes adjustment
builds a bridge across sectors
Different professionals influence different parts of the system. Choose the profile that best reflects your primary role — if your work spans multiple roles, select the one closest to your daily influence.
1. Clinical Professional
(Physician, nurse, psychiatrist, psychologist, allied health professional)
Your Influence Area
Clinical coordination
Discharge planning
Treatment continuity
Trauma-informed culture
Referral practices
Where You Often See Fragmentation
Hospital discharge without housing coordination
Repeated emergency department visits
Lack of communication between primary and social care
Poor follow-up after crisis stabilisation
Realistic Next Steps
Advocate for structured discharge communication protocols
Initiate regular case conferences with social services
Track frequent ED users and identify patterns
Propose shared care plans for complex cases
Promote trauma-informed and harm reduction approaches internally
REFLECT:
What recurring system failure do you observe most often?
What small structural change within your institution could reduce it?