What information do LIPS need to generate and preserve?
Type of information required Why? What? Who?
Community Assessment Community demographic profile to assess the priority areas of focus; local/state/national data where possible LIPs used publicly available data Research team
LIP profile To understand the context and characteristics of the LIPS:

  • What are the boundaries of your LIP
  • Who is on your Core team
  • What is the health and primary healthcare structure within which you are situated
  • Network maps

To understand the approaches and materials used to support development of the LIP

Spreadsheet using data generated from:

  • Community meeting documents:
    • Meeting minutes, who attended, who didn’t, who participated, who didn’t, decisions made
  • LIP documents (meetings, presentations, action lists)

Stories & diaries
Data collection guide

Coordinator, LIP Lead
Stories

For discovery – community needs
  • Generated from community conversations
  • How did they influence decisions
Coordinator, LIP Lead, and others
For dissemination Compiled stories based on a synthesis Coordinator, LIP Lead and stakeholders
Diaries (web-based) To capture: how the LIPs are developing & operating; what is being learned; how it is improving Online diary with targeted questions 3-4 people in LIP (community member, front line manager, policy person, researcher)
Deliberative Forum documentation To understand the impact of the process on decision making and design and implementation of innovation/intervention Coordinator, LIP Lead
PDCA[1] cycle data Related to the intervention; including system level measures to assess consequences
  • Original plans
  • How is it implemented
  • How has access changed
Coordinator, LIP Lead
Skills inventory/chart To assess changes in capacity to implement the LIP

  • Areas of focus: Partnership, Implementation, Evaluation
Teams assess skills needed to implement and evaluate locally
Psychological safety To assess the ability to have critical conversations as a group Survey / interview methods
Lessons learned through development of the LIP To understand the questions that emerge that need to be answered to support LIP development

Developmental approach to evaluation

PDCA cycle (e.g., after action review, rapid cycle review)

Questions asked to guide development of the LIP; sources of answers; answers generated; next steps taken

Stakeholder relationships
  • What type of data are routinely collected
  • To understand relational coordination
  • Network maps
  • Survey methods

  1. Plan Do Check Act (https://deming.org/explore/p-ds-a)

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