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    • Creating partnerships for success
    • Essential components of successful partnerships
    • Component 1: Building relationships
    • Component 2: Shared vision and values
    • Component 3: Principles of joint working
    • Component 4: Investment and resources
    • Component 5: Leadership
    • Models of partnership working
    • Challenges and ways to overcome them
    • Recommendations
    • Resources
    • Additional information
    • Acknowledgements
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Creating partnerships for success

The voluntary sector and health transformation

  • Lev Pedro
  • Emma Baylin

Published: 14 January 2020

  • Purpose of this document
    • Jargon busting
    • Context
  • Essential components of successful partnerships
  • Component 1: Building relationships
    • What works well
    • Likely positive impacts
    • Example: Lincolnshire
  • Component 2: Shared vision and values
    • What works well
    • Likely positive impacts
    • Example: Provider Alliance
  • Component 3: Principles of joint working
    • What works well
    • Likely positive impacts
    • Example: Cross-sector documentation
  • Component 4: Investment and resources
    • What works well
    • Likely impacts
    • Example: Secondment
    • Example: Investment in prevention
  • Component 5: Leadership
    • What works well
    • Likely positive impacts
    • Example: Voluntary sector advocacy role
  • Models of partnership working
    • Partnership structure
    • Model: West Yorkshire and Harrogate
    • Model: Lancashire and South Cumbria
    • Emerging NHS model - voluntary sector engagement
  • Challenges
    • Representation and governance
    • Example: Inclusive governance structure
    • Demonstrating impact
    • Culture change
    • System complexity
  • Recommendations
    • Recommendation 1
    • Recommendation 2
  • Resources
    • NCVO Knowhow
    • NHS England & Improvement
  • Additional information
  • Acknowledgements
    • The areas we gathered insight from
  • Download this publication

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