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Milestones for developing integrated delivery systems

E Fonner¹

¹Kansas Health Institute, Topeka, USA.

Journal of Health Care Finance|January 1, 1996

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Summary

This article examines factors driving and impeding integrated delivery systems (IDS). It presents three future scenarios for community IDS development over the next five years.

Area of Science:

Healthcare Management
Health Services Research
Systems Science

Background:

Integrated delivery systems (IDS) are evolving healthcare models.
Understanding the drivers and barriers to IDS development is crucial for effective implementation.
Community-based IDS face unique challenges and opportunities.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify key elements driving the development of integrated delivery systems.
To pinpoint factors that may impede the progress of community integrated delivery systems.
To forecast potential future trajectories for community IDS.

Main Methods:

Literature review of factors influencing healthcare system development.
Analysis of current trends in integrated care models.
Scenario planning to project future system evolution.

Main Results:

Several key drivers facilitate the establishment of integrated delivery systems.
Specific factors, such as regulatory hurdles and stakeholder alignment, can impede community IDS.
Three distinct scenarios outline potential pathways for community IDS in the next five years.

Conclusions:

The development of integrated delivery systems is complex and influenced by multiple factors.
Addressing identified impediments is essential for successful community IDS.
Future planning requires consideration of diverse developmental scenarios for healthcare systems.

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