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3GDRThe document discusses a vision for Scotland's healthcare system by 2020 that focuses on keeping people healthy at home through integrated health and social care. It emphasizes prevention, self-management, and rapid returns home from hospital. Technologies like telehealth, mobile phones, and video are promoted to connect patients and support independent living. The goal is to transition from a system focused on supportive care to "co-production", where professionals, patients, and communities collaborate as equal partners to improve community health outcomes. One initiative discussed is "Living it Up", which aims to co-design innovative improvements through local collaborations to benefit 55,000 people by 2015.
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