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You can think of a framework as the foundation of systems integration. It’s your blueprint that provides a structured approach to connecting different systems. The right framework ensures that all involved are working toward shared goals, with clear processes and coordinated communication to set the stage for successful collaborative care. The framework should:

However, frameworks are not one-size-fits-all. They must be tailored to your capacity, community needs, and AYA voice. To ensure you choose a framework that best aligns with your needs, you must identify your community’s, organization’s, and partnership’s strengths, assets, and struggles. If you are unsure, it is best to start with a landscape analysis and needs assessment. If you have already identified your needs, you’re ready to explore the frameworks below.

While frameworks provide the roadmap for systems integration, even the best frameworks can stall without strong, supportive policies. Working within existing policies and influencing them through education, coalition-building, and strategic communications can drive collaboration.

Last Updated

03/06/2026

Source

American Academy of Pediatrics

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