Learning from Canterbury: Lessons for tranforming health services
Learning from Canterbury: Lessons for tranforming health services
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Key note speaker: Carolyn Gullery, General Manager of Planning, Funding and Decision Support for the Canterbury DHB.
Carolyn is the Executive Director of Planning, Funding and Decision Support for New Zealand’s Canterbury and West Coast DHBs. In this role she has been one of the architects of the Canterbury Health System’s “One System, One Budget” integrated health and social care system. Carolyn’s focus has always been on developing new models that support an integrated health system response, organised around the needs of the person and the population, in a way that reduces demand on the whole system.
Carolyn is on the Alliance Leadership Team for the Canterbury Clinical Network and is part of the Strategic Planning and Integration Team for the South Island Alliance. Carolyn was instrumental in the development of the alliance policy and framework for the NZ health setting and is the executive sponsor for HealthPathways which influences health outcomes for over 35 million people in four countries.
Over more than a decade in her current role, Carolyn has been a visionary enabler of relationships and whole-of-system thinking in the Canterbury health system. She is a leading advocate of alliancing in healthcare and of enabling the delivery of care at home and in the community. Carolyn is working on a number of initiatives to address the social determinants of health beyond the health system through collaborations with other sectors including social welfare and education. The collaborative, patient-centred model she has championed in Canterbury has been extensively reviewed by the King's Fund and is cited as a model for integrated care systems being implemented in the UK.
Carolyn has also been a sponsor of many key technology projects to support collaborative ways of working, including clinical pathways (HealthPathways), e-referral (ERMS), shared health record (HealthOne), and care planning tools. The success of these projects has depended on creating a high-trust environment and strong relationships across the health system. Carolyn is a champion of data-driven decision making and integrating real-time reporting into both system planning and clinical decision making.
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Department of Health, Town Hall, Miesian Plaza Department of Health, Town Hall, Miesian Plaza, Lower Baggot Street Lower, Dublin 2
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