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Only 3 years have passed since our Second Edition appeared, yet the landscape of health and care has continued to evolve at an unprecedented pace. New research, shifting policy priorities, and transformative technologies have all converged to reshape how we understand and implement integrated care. In this Third Edition, we build on the foundations laid by earlier volumes to fill fresh gaps in theory, practice, and strategy, including: • Population health management has moved from the margins to the center of every health system’s agenda. No longer can we treat individuals in isolation; we must anticipate and address the needs of entire communities. This edition elevates the population health perspective by weaving in approaches that target social determinants, harness real-world data and predictive analytics, and foster crosssector collaborations. Chapters on community health worker programs and outcome measurement spotlight how integrated care can turn population health insights into action. • Digital technologies have grown from useful adjuncts into vital pillars of health and care. Telemedicine, remote monitoring, artificial intelligence, and digital therapeutics now underpin everything from chronic disease management to rapid outbreak response, and from enabling at-home care that promotes independence to predictive algorithms that enable enhanced access to care services according to need. Such technologies offer new possibilities for proactive, personalized, and continuous care, particularly when designed with inclusivity, accessibility, and interoperability in mind. However, they also introduce new ethical, governance, and equity challenges. This edition delves deeper into how digital innovations can enable integrated care, while stressing the importance of digital literacy, trust, and safeguarding human connection in increasingly digitized environments. But we know that this subsection is far from complete and already invite potential authors to contribute to this everchanging topic. • Health equity and community involvement are more than ideals—they are imperatives for sustainable integrated care. This edition includes new case studies and frameworks highlighting the role of participatory governance, community engagement, and co-production in designing care that is not only effective but just. By centering voices often excluded from decision-making, integrated care can redress historic inequities and forge stronger interpersonal and institutional bonds. • Sustainability, both environmental and systemic, is another emergent and interdependent priority. Health systems are among the largest consumers of energy and producers of waste. At the same time, climate change represents one of the most profound health threats of our time, impacting negatively on both the health and well-being of populations and the impact on our ability and capacity to respond to such needs. Integrated care offers an avenue for more efficient use of resources, reduced duplication of services, and support for prevention-focused models that align better with planetary health. It opens up new possibilities of interdisciplinary research and practice in taking discussions around sustainability to the next level—another fruitful topic for the next edition.