Table A3 Analysis using the local...

Table A3

Analysis using the local integrated health and social care network framework by Shiffman et al. (2016)^a

	Actor features				Policy environment			Issue characteristics
Global integrated health and social care	Leadership^b	Governance^c	Composition^d	Framing^e strategies	Allies and opponents^f	Funding^g	Norms^h	Severityⁱ	Tractability^j	Affected groups^k
The international foundation for integrated care Australia	Persistent well connected; excellent coalition-building skills	Congruent	Heterogeneous	Emergent awareness	Allies promoting the approach	Term funding	Appropriate and aligned with the IC approach	High severity; High Burden to system	Complex solution; Threat to status quo	Priority and vulnerable groups with insufficient political power

	Actor features				Policy environment			Issue characteristics
Global integrated health and social care	Leadership^b	Governance^c	Composition^d	Framing^e strategies	Allies and opponents^f	Funding^g	Norms^h	Severityⁱ	Tractability^j	Affected groups^k
The international foundation for integrated care Australia	Persistent well connected; excellent coalition-building skills	Congruent	Heterogeneous	Emergent awareness	Allies promoting the approach	Term funding	Appropriate and aligned with the IC approach	High severity; High Burden to system	Complex solution; Threat to status quo	Priority and vulnerable groups with insufficient political power

Note(s): ^aTable created by authors with categories described in Shiffman et al. (2016)

^bThe ability of an individual to define the issue in a way that resonates with key organisations, bringing these together and once linked, guiding them to effective collective action

^cThis is how a network steers itself to achieve goals its members agree to (in a coordinated way)

^dThis refers to the diversity of the members of the network, e.g. the inclusion of linking scientists, advocates, funders, policymakers and programme implement with a global approach

^eThis refers to how the network actors publicly position an issue to attract attention and resources

^fThis encompasses those groups whose interests align with a network’s goals (allies) and those who have opposed interests (opponents)

^gThis refers to the network’s type of funding model

^hThis includes all standards of appropriate behaviour for actors with a given identity

ⁱThe degree as to how the problems lead to high mortality and morbidity, economic damage or social disruption

^jThe degree as to how problems are perceived to be soluble (clear link between a condition and its structural causes)

^kClear identification of the target group

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