AmplifyPF’s core approach is to establish Integrated Learning Networks (ILNs). These networks work to coordinate health resources and delivery of quality services by bringing together representatives from different areas across the health sector. This innovative, district-wide approach is based on the concept that a successfully implemented high-impact practice (HIP) is the result of coordinated efforts by a number of actors in the district coming together to accelerate the scale-up of the HIPs across the health district. Bringing together health system actors, community members and leaders, local businesses, and other stakeholders pools resources from non-traditional sources and is intended to lead to sustainability.
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