The Attributes of Health Justice Partnership identifies the core attributes of effective health justice partnership (HJP). More specifically, it introduces the Attributes of HJP framework, which describes the characteristics that define this way of working. It provides a shared foundation for understanding what enables effective collaboration while recognising that partnerships operate in different contexts and take different forms.
The executive summary summarises the framework’s development, key findings and practical applications for the health justice partnership sector. It also highlights the framework of 12 attributes that provide a shared foundation for understanding, strengthening and evaluating HJPs across different settings.
Drawing on literature, evaluation findings and practitioner experience, the framework offers practical guidance for practitioners, service leaders, funders, researchers and policy makers seeking to support effective collaboration across health, legal and community sectors.
Download this executive summary for a concise introduction to the framework and a useful first step in exploring the broader Attributes of Health Justice Partnership resource.
