1 care pathways, and then thirdly how we think as a 2 community as a whole about building a stronger 3 community and opportunities for participation, all 4 comes back at the end of the day to good use of data 5 and strong community leadership, good ways of engaging 6 the community so the community has a voice and good use 7 of evidence for where we put our effort. 8 MR ROZEN: Thank you, Kym. Can I invite anyone else to add 9 to those observations. 10 DR MAXFIELD: The primary health network's been mentioned, 11 and I think this is what makes it so exciting to me to 12 be involved in the Gippsland Primary Health Network at 13 this stage, is that we've got the opportunity to use 14 data and to be able to get more data than we've had 15 before. And we also have a structure that's going to 16 be in place shortly with our clinical councils for 17 people to be able to look at that data and then to use 18 all our networks and our relationships with the public 19 and the private providers to then utilise that for the 20 good of the community. 21 MR GUY: A lot of people talk about, for the good of the 22 community. I think where we fall down is our process 23 of connecting with the community to find out what they 24 want. So we really need to concentrate on that area, I 25 think, about how we can interact with all sections of 26 the community and find out what the needs of the 27 community are. 28 MR ROZEN: Just picking up on that, is that something that a 29 Health Advocate might be able to assist with, do you 30 think? 31 MR GUY: I think it could play a major part in that process,
1 care pathways, and then thirdly how we think as a 2 community as a whole about building a stronger 3 community and opportunities for participation, all 4 comes back at the end of the day to good use of data 5 and strong community leadership, good ways of engaging 6 the community so the community has a voice and good use 7 of evidence for where we put our effort. 8 MR ROZEN: Thank you, Kym. Can I invite anyone else to add 9 to those observations. 10 DR MAXFIELD: The primary health network's been mentioned, 11 and I think this is what makes it so exciting to me to 12 be involved in the Gippsland Primary Health Network at 13 this stage, is that we've got the opportunity to use 14 data and to be able to get more data than we've had 15 before. And we also have a structure that's going to 16 be in place shortly with our clinical councils for 17 people to be able to look at that data and then to use 18 all our networks and our relationships with the public 19 and the private providers to then utilise that for the 20 good of the community. 21 MR GUY: A lot of people talk about, for the good of the 22 community. I think where we fall down is our process 23 of connecting with the community to find out what they 24 want. So we really need to concentrate on that area, I 25 think, about how we can interact with all sections of 26 the community and find out what the needs of the 27 community are. 28 MR ROZEN: Just picking up on that, is that something that a 29 Health Advocate might be able to assist with, do you 30 think? 31 MR GUY: I think it could play a major part in that process,
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