World Class CommissioningDrugs & Alcohol Strategic Framework Sandy Manuel 9 October 2009
Subject: What are the key World Class Commissioning competencies that will deliver improvements in health outcomes for drug and alcohol users and how will you ensure delivery against them?
establishes an objective view and true baseline of performance only through engagement and using the knowledge gained can you work towards a personalised service and outcome focussed care pathways WCC Competences: Engagement theme – why?
Service User Engagement Strategy How will I ensure delivery? Partnership Framework Knowledge Management WCC Competences: Engagement theme The Service User Engagement Strategy will amongst others:
Measure and act on Service User experience
Measure effectiveness of Service User engagement in care and treatment
Look to join wider consultations through Redbridge Council and Partners for efficient use of resources
work with providers, both primary and secondary, to then review existing services and design new services and care pathways that increases personalisation
Service User Engagement Strategy How will I ensure delivery? Partnership Framework Knowledge Management WCC Competences: Engagement theme The Service User Engagement Strategy will amongst others:
Measure and act on Service User experience
Measure effectiveness of Service User engagement in care and treatment
Look to join wider consultations through Redbridge Council and Partners for efficient use of resources
work with providers, both primary and secondary, to then review existing services and design new services and care pathways that increases personalisation
Review the Partnership Framework to:
Identify stakeholders and partnerships against a ranking of influence, monitor perceptions and needs
Determine baseline performance of providers, both relative and actual
Include benefits realisation methodology
Link with Redbridge Safer Communities Partnership, DIP etc
Ensure that relationship is deepened at middle management and frontline levels
Actively engage the third sector and social enterprise to bridge funding and service gaps
Service User Engagement Strategy How will I ensure delivery? Partnership Framework Knowledge Management WCC Competences: Engagement theme The Service User Engagement Strategy will amongst others:
Measure and act on Service User experience
Measure effectiveness of Service User engagement in care and treatment
Look to join wider consultations through Redbridge Council and Partners for efficient use of resources
work with providers, both primary and secondary, to then review existing services and design new services and care pathways that increases personalisation
Review the Partnership Framework to:
Identify stakeholders and partnerships against a ranking of influence, monitor perceptions and needs
Determine baseline performance of providers, both relative and actual
Include benefits realisation methodology
Link with Redbridge Safer Communities Partnership, DIP etc
Ensure that relationship is deepened at middle management and frontline levels
Actively engage the third sector and social enterprise to bridge funding and service gaps
Introduce Knowledge Management (KM) to ensure both strategies are effective and efficiently run:
Work with the commissioning team to establish a data management function to gather, analyse and make effective use of Service User experience
KM will be used to capture learning from all services
Map the existing care pathway clearly showing points of contact with DAAT and Partners
Use feedback to inform the Commissioning Strategy with a view to designing care pathways that increases personalisation
WCC Competences: Strategic Planning theme Components of an effective Strategic Plan
Translate strategy into initiatives for Commissioning
Design and agree future Care Pathways in
Collaboration with commissioners based on rigorous analysis
Determine initiatives defining;
Partnership roles &
responsibilities
Develop project plan
Prepare budget
for initiatives
Prepare business
cases
Incorporate
Continuous Improvement & Innovation Develop the strategy/ Test & adapt
Review the existing Care Pathway
Include PESTLE analysis
Conduct extensive Stakeholder
Engagement
Extensive needs analysis
Map existing Care Pathway
Joint Strategic Needs
Assessment (JSNA)
Scenario
Planning
Agree baseline
on performance Develop the strategy/ Test & adapt Translate strategy into initiatives for Commissioning
Prioritise areas for
Improvement & Investment
Develop plan around
Capability Gaps
Plan resource capacity
Prepare budgets
Work with partners to agree
provider requirements
Project plan to be revised accordingly
Organisational Development and Financial Plan DAAT Strategic Framework Performance & Risk Framework
PM by way of
dashboards, or balanced Scorecards for service providers and contractual arrangements
Performance framework that
links to LAA, CDRP and national frameworks
Performance used as a forum
for discussion and continuous improvement Performance & Risk Framework OD & Financial Plan
Taking DAAT that next step towards improved outcomes
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