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Our Strategic Vision 

The Hammersmith & Fulham Health and Care Partnership (HFHCP) is a place based collective of health, care, and wellbeing organisations and resident representatives working collaboratively together to improve the health and wellbeing of the local population.

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The partners agreed a refreshed statement of the purpose of the partnership in October 2024.

 

  • We will work together as partners in Hammersmith & Fulham to improve health and wellbeing and reduce inequalities

  • We will develop more integrated, connected services that deliver tangible improvements that are better for our population and more sustainable for our organisations

  • We will focus on tackling the wider factors that influence health and wellbeing

  • We will work with local people to develop trusting relationships, empower communities and co-produce service changes

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Our Partnership Principles

The Hammersmith & Fulham Health and Care Partnership has agreed the following principles, these are at the heart of everything we do. 

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We take a patient centred approach. We listen to and work with local people. Our leadership is collaborative. W use our collective knowledge to solve system problems. We learn and improve ways of working. We take a population health approach. We exercise good stewardship.
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Our Priorities & Workstreams 

 

 

 

 

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To deliver on the above, we have the following priority workstreams:  

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  • Health creation & community empowerment

  • Adult mental health

  • Older people and dementia

  • Children & young people crisis pathways

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​​Visit our About Us section to find out more about the Hammersmith & Fulham Health and Care Partnership. 

Creating Health

By this, we mean we will:

 

  • Focus on the wider determinants of health and wellbeing

  • Work on reducing health inequity

  • Empower communities to create health

  • Leverage our social capital

  • Support self-care and independence

  • Ensure a focus on children


We will be guided by the more detailed priorities listed in the Hammersmith & Fulham Council Health and Wellbeing Strategy

Integrating Services

By this, we mean we will:

 

  • Join up our services for people with more complex needs

  • Understand and share care and risk collectively, rather than perpetuating a referral culture

  • Develop more accessible services and support

  • Improve quality of care

  • Reduce repetition and duplication

  • Address functional overlaps and gaps

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