Figures & data
Table 1. Source classification requirements.
Figure 1. Source selection process. Initial desk research identified 24 sources, of which 14 were initially classified as high priority, 4 as low priority, and 6 excluded. Following discussion among the authors, among the 4 low-priority sources, 2 were upgraded to high priority and the remaining 2 were combined and considered a single high priority source. Another source (Kent Integrated Care) was identified and included by the authors after the initial desk research and was considered a high-priority source. Eighteen high-priority sources remained at the conclusion of this process.
![Figure 1. Source selection process. Initial desk research identified 24 sources, of which 14 were initially classified as high priority, 4 as low priority, and 6 excluded. Following discussion among the authors, among the 4 low-priority sources, 2 were upgraded to high priority and the remaining 2 were combined and considered a single high priority source. Another source (Kent Integrated Care) was identified and included by the authors after the initial desk research and was considered a high-priority source. Eighteen high-priority sources remained at the conclusion of this process.](/cms/asset/bfedf129-5c95-4b9f-ae31-3636fea75e1a/ierp_a_2274843_f0001_b.gif)
Figure 2. (a) overview and (b) breakdown of sources.
![Figure 2. (a) overview and (b) breakdown of sources.](/cms/asset/e4e4a019-8664-4dc2-bcf7-09df13298f32/ierp_a_2274843_f0002_oc.jpg)
Table 2. National level 1 (high potential) sources.
Table 3. Regional level 1 (high potential) sources.
Table 4. Barriers and challenges of high-potential sources.