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Achieving better integration between health, social care and support organisations Shifting the focus of the system towards prevention and well-being Delivering the personalisation agenda and providing person-centred care within financial constraints Ensuring the system delivers high-quality services within financial constraints Collecting high quality data to effectively measure quality of care and productivity Preparing for changes resulting from innovation and technology Planning service delivery given the uncertainty about level of funding in the future Uncertainty about how investment in life science, health and care will support the UK economy

Delivering the personalisation agenda and providing person-centred care within financial constraints

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The shift towards prevention aligns with the Government’s personalisation agenda and a drive to encourage self management and self-care to shift some of the responsibility for health and social care from the state to the individual. The Government report No Decision About me Without me (Department of Health, 2012a) puts forward an ambition to empower patients to take more of a role in their own care, making patient choice central to decisions about treatment and care. Giving people access to appropriate information will be key to achieving this. The health and care workforce will have to be equipped to manage changing demand for service and increasing public expectations about care choices.


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