CareNet Vision & System on WARA

CareNet Vision

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Care Should Be Connected Around the Person, Not Divided by Services.

WARA CareNet envisions a connected care system in which families can access appropriate support through distinct but coordinated care networks, capable people, healthcare providers, and community partners.

The goal is to make care easier for families to navigate while keeping responsibilities, professional boundaries, and accountability clear.

Why WARA CareNet Exists

Care needs often develop gradually and overlap.

CareNet Architecture

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Four CareNets. Shared Capabilities. One Connected Care System.

WARA CareNet is organised around four distinct care networks: ElderCareNet, HomeCareNet, HealthCareNet, and AyushCareNet.

Each network addresses a different set of needs. Shared processes, care coordination, appropriate records, capable people, and external partnerships are intended to help connect them around the person and their family.

1. The CareNet System at a Glance

The architecture separates the services a person may need from the supporting capabilities that help coordinate those services.

CareNet Operating Model

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Clear Responsibilities. Coordinated Support. Accountable Care.

The WARA CareNet Operating Model describes how different people and organisations can work together around a person’s care needs.

It provides a common framework for understanding responsibilities, arranging appropriate services, communicating relevant information, and following up on agreed activities—without confusing coordination with the professional responsibilities of individual providers.

1. Why an Operating Model Is Needed

A connected care system requires more than a collection of services and providers. It needs a clear way to bring the right participants together, establish responsibilities, and coordinate activities.

CareNet Partner Ecosystem

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Connected Capabilities. Shared Purpose. Clear Responsibilities.

No single organisation can provide every form of care in every location. WARA CareNet therefore envisions a partner ecosystem that connects suitable external providers and organisations with the care needs of individuals and families.

The aim is to make relevant capabilities easier to identify and coordinate while maintaining clear responsibilities, appropriate checks, and realistic expectations about service availability.

1. Why CareNet Needs a Partner Ecosystem

A family’s care journey may involve several different providers.

CareNet Roadmap

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Build the Foundation. Connect the Capabilities. Grow Responsibly.

The WARA CareNet roadmap describes the intended direction for developing a connected care system around four distinct care networks.

The roadmap is a framework for prioritisation, not a promise that every proposed service, partnership, or capability will be available by a particular date. Progress depends on operational readiness, suitable people, confirmed partners, resources, technology, and applicable requirements.

1. Why a Roadmap Matters

A connected care system cannot be built simply by defining service categories or publishing a list of providers.