SECTION A –THE CASE FOR REFORM
1. INTRODUCTION TO FUTURE HEALTH
2. DELIVERING THE REFORM PROGRAMME: GOVERNANCE, MANAGEMENT AND COLLABORATION
3. PATIENT SAFETY AND QUALITY

SECTION B – THE FOUR PILLARS OF REFORM
4. HEALTH AND WELLBEING
5. SERVICE REFORM – A NEW INTEGRATED MODEL OF CARE
6. STRUCTURAL REFORM
7. FINANCIAL REFORM

SECTION C – REFORMING THE DELIVERY SYSTEM
8. REFORMING PRIMARY CARE
9. REFORMING OUR HOSPITALS
10. REFORMING SOCIAL AND CONTINUING CARE
11. TACKLING THE CAPACITY DEFICIT

P.15
A separate stand-alone Health and Wellbeing Agency will be established from January 2015. It will continue and build on the work with other relevant sectors to produce inter-sectoral plans to address risk factors and social determinants of health. The Agency will move forward integrated initiatives to promote for example, healthier diet and physical activity. It will build on the Substance Misuse Strategy to reduce the level of alcohol use and misuse across the population. It will also implement tobacco policy with a view to making Ireland a tobacco free society.