Psychiatrist • Shared Care Plans • Collaborative Care Systems

Making collaborative care work through shared care plans

I help clinics, organisations, employers, and payors implement shared care plans that reduce fragmentation, improve continuity, and make team-based care scalable and measurable.

Single source of truth Clear roles & accountability Measurement-based care Audit-ready documentation

The problem: collaborative care breaks in the gaps between clinics

Most “collaborative care” relies on emails, referrals, and siloed notes. When providers work in different clinics or systems, the treatment plan fragments—updates are not visible, responsibilities blur, and patients repeat their story across settings.

Without shared care planning, collaboration becomes communication — not coordinated care.

The solution: shared care plans as infrastructure

A shared care plan is a structured, living summary that aligns the team on diagnosis, goals, responsibilities, treatment actions, monitoring measures, and escalation pathways. It creates a practical “single source of truth” that can travel across clinics and organisational boundaries.

  • Safety: reduces contradictory advice and missed risks
  • Efficiency: lowers duplication and rework
  • Continuity: keeps care coherent as teams change
  • Scalability: enables team-based care without manual chasing
  • Accountability: makes ownership and next steps clear

Who I help

Clinics & Practices

Implement shared planning that reduces admin burden and improves continuity across teams.

Employers

Coordinate care pathways that support functional recovery and reduce workforce disruption.

Payors & ACOs

Enable scalable team-based care with audit-ready documentation and quality-aligned workflows.

Health Systems

Standardise shared care processes across sites while preserving clinical flexibility and local workflows.

How it works

1

Define the shared care plan structure

Goals, roles, measures, escalation pathways, and minimum viable documentation.

2

Map the workflow across providers

PCP/GP, care manager, consultant specialist, allied health—who updates what, when, and why.

3

Enable real-time collaboration

Reduce siloed updates and ensure the plan stays unified across clinics and organisational boundaries.

4

Measure outcomes and iterate

Use practical measures and review cadence to improve outcomes and operational performance.

Why my perspective is different

Clinical + systems: psychiatrist with a career focus on how shared care plans enable real-world collaborative care.
Implementation focus: designing plan structures and workflows that clinicians actually use—across different clinics and systems.
Cross-stakeholder: solutions that work for patients, providers, practices, organisations, employers, and payors.

Ready to reduce fragmentation and operationalise collaborative care?

If you are building or scaling collaborative care, shared planning is the practical infrastructure that makes it work. I’m happy to discuss your model, workflow, and implementation pathway.