ArticleInternational journal of integrated care2013
Exploration of the integration of care for persons with a traumatic brain injury using social network analysis methodology.
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- Health policy and integrated mental health care in the SADC region: strategic clarification using the Rainbow Model.International journal of mental health systems · 2016Article
- Exploring Intra and Interorganizational Integration Efforts Involving the Primary Care Sector - A Case Study from Ontario.International journal of integrated careArticle
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Abstract
introductionIntegration is a popular strategy to increase the quality of care within systems of care. However, there is no common language, approach or tool allowing for a valid description, comparison and evaluation of integrated care. Social network analysis could be a viable methodology to provide an objective picture of integrated networks. GOAL OF THE ARTICLE: To illustrate social network analysis use in the context of systems of care for traumatic brain injury.
methodWe surveyed members of a network using a validated questionnaire to determine the links between them. We determined the density, centrality, multiplexity, and quality of the links reported.
resultsThe network was described as moderately dense (0.6), the most prevalent link was knowledge, and four organisation members of a consortium were central to the network. Social network analysis allowed us to create a graphic representation of the network.
conclusionSocial network analysis is a useful methodology to objectively characterise integrated networks.
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