OPIP takes a collective impact model approach to the population-based improvement efforts that we lead.
To support the implementation of our projects in a way that is aligned with a collective impact model we are particularly focused on:
- Engaging a variety of partners and providers in the community who share the same goal for improving child health outcome of focus and identify their shared roles.
- We aim to include funding in every project that can support parents or youth advisors in this work, to ensure that the improvement effort are informed by the very people that we are trying to inform improvement efforts.
Community Café Model
- The Community Café model is based on principles developed primarily by The World Café. The World Café is a global movement designed to support conversations in corporate, government, and community settings.
- OPIP has leveraged and use this model in a number of OPIP Projects.
- For example, in leading the ABCD efforts OPIP utilized a community café model to focus on better early identification of children with developmental delays and connection to services.
