This study examines various organisational models used in the health and social care sector. The unified model is discussed as a structure that provides appropriate services to individuals requiring them, with benefits such as single system delivery, inclusion of all health and care activities, separate financial systems, and one strategic approach. Other models mentioned include coalition, hybrid, NHS, government, and modified models. Each model has its unique characteristics and advantages, and the study aims to promote variations in working practices for better resource utilization.