Table 5 |
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PHASE 4. Consolidation and transformation phase |
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Rank |
Weight* |
Element description |
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1 |
40.18% |
Offering a single collaborative financial contract to financing parties by the collective of care partners |
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2 |
39.17% |
Linking consequences to the achievement of agreed goals |
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3 |
39.02% |
Integrating incentives for rewarding the achievement of quality targets |
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4 |
29.77% |
Structural meetings with external parties such as insurers, local governments and inspectorates |
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5 |
29.69% |
Sharing knowledge among care partners about effectively organizing sustainable integrated care |
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6 |
28.80% |
Using collaborative education programs and learning environments for the professionals of care partners |
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7 |
28.00% |
Monitoring and analyzing mistakes/near mistakes in the care chain |
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8 |
27.27% |
Developing care programs for relevant client subgroups |
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9 |
27.27% |
Reaching agreements about letting go care partner domains |
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10 |
27.20% |
Reaching agreements on the financial budget for integrated care |
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* Percentage of the total element score appointed in this phase (most important weight 3, also important weight 1) |
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Minkman et al. BMC Health Services Research 2009 9:42 doi:10.1186/1472-6963-9-42 |
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