Overcoming silos in health care systems through meso-level organisations - a case study of health reforms in New South Wales, Australia

• Main Authors: David Peiris (Author), Anne-Marie Feyer (Author), Justine Barnard (Author), Laurent Billot (Author), Tristan Bouckley (Author), Anna Campain (Author), Damien Cordery (Author), Alexandra de Souza (Author), Laura Downey (Author), Adam G. Elshaug (Author), Belinda Ford (Author), Hannah Hanfy (Author), Lynelle Hales (Author), Behnoosh Hosseinloui Khalaj (Author), Carmen Huckel Schneider (Author), James Inglis (Author), Stephen Jan (Author), Louisa Jorm (Author), Bruce Landon (Author), Sanja Lujic (Author), John Mulley (Author), Sallie-Anne Pearson (Author), Gill Schierhout (Author), Prithivi Sivaprakash (Author), Cynthia Stanton (Author), Anna Stephens (Author), Deborah Willcox (Author)
• Format: Book
• Published: Elsevier, 2024-03-01T00:00:00Z.
• Subjects: article
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Summary: Fragmented care delivery is a barrier to improving health system performance worldwide. Investment in meso-level organisations is a potential strategy to improve health system integration, however, its effectiveness remains unclear. In this paper, we provide an overview of key international...