The MacLeod Review

The MacLeod Review was an independent study conducted in Scotland that evaluated how well the country's integrated health and social care services are working together to improve patient outcomes. It examined existing systems, identified strengths and challenges, and offered recommendations to make collaboration more effective. The goal was to ensure that health and social services operate seamlessly, providing personalized and coordinated care for individuals, especially those with complex needs, to enhance overall health, well-being, and quality of life.