Learning Disabilities: Turning improvement ideas into local action (Julie Higgins)
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Presentation delivered by Julie Higgins at the 'Transforming care for learning disabilities' event on 19 July, 2016.
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Learning Disabilities: Turning improvement ideas into local action (Julie Higgins)
- 1. www.england.nhs.uk Building the Right Support for Learning Disabilities Turning improvement ideas into local action Kia Oval, Surrey County Cricket Club, London SE11 5SS 19 July 2016
- 2. www.england.nhs.uk Building the right support for people with learning disabilities: Turning improvement ideas into local action Dr Julie Higgins Senior Responsible Officer Transforming Care Programme Kia Oval 19 July 2016
- 3. www.england.nhs.uk Making it happen – working together and turning plans to reality
- 4. www.england.nhs.uk • Making sure less people are in hospitals by having better services in the community • Making sure people don’t stay in hospitals longer than they need to • Making sure people get good quality care and support in hospital and in the community The transforming care work has three big aims:
- 6. www.england.nhs.uk What have we achieved? • 6 fast tracks • 48 new Transforming Care Partnerships • 48 sets of plans to transform local services for local people and families • 48 sets of milestone plans that will enable us to tell the story of change
- 7. www.england.nhs.uk Further progress made on • Fewer people in hospital • Care and treatment reviews rolled out • Data quality improvements • Revised financial guidance, Frequently Asked Questions ‘Who Pays’, aligning the specialised commissioning budget
- 8. www.england.nhs.uk Working with seven groups of Transforming Care Partnerships who have the greatest challenges. These TransformingCare Partnerships together account for more than 50% of the proposed inpatient reductions planned for 2016/17 • North East Group - Cumbria and the North East • North West Group - Cheshire and Mersey, Lancashire, Greater Manchester • Yorkshire Group - North Yorkshire, Barnsley, Wakefield, Kirklees and Calderdale, Bradford, Leeds, East Riding and Hull, and South Yorkshire • West Midlands Group - Coventry, Rugby, North Warwickshire and South Warwickshire, Black Country, Birmingham and Staffordshire • Kent and Medway Group - Kent and Medway • Hertfordshire, North London and Essex Group - NW London, NC London, Essex and Hertfordshire • North Central Midlands Group - Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire Going further: Extending the community of fast tracks
- 9. www.england.nhs.uk £30 million over three years – about half the 24 Transforming Care Partnerships funded for 2016/17 Funding distributed this week Transformation funding
- 10. www.england.nhs.uk • Learning and Improvement • Working together • Sharing what works • National support offer for Transforming Care Partnerships: • Putting you in touch with experts by experience • Bespoke advice from our Change and Improvement Steering Group • Open access to the national team, comprehensive skills mix • Online learning and development (courses, webinars) • Visits and onsite coaching Focus today: Supporting Sustainable change
Editor's Notes
- People and families – why we’re all here 48 TCPs – local delivery National team – tailored advice and solutions Regional Transforming Care leads – manage and support Alliance of national organisations – empowerment, workforce, regulation All of us – motivate, learn, inspire, challenge, reflect, collaborate
- Pace and amount of achievement in short pace of time
- Published Building the Right Support 6 Fast Tracks established National and local governance mechanisms in place Mobilised wholescale national delivery through 48 new Transforming Care Partnerships – health and social care SROs in place (7 local authority SROs) Embedded Care and treatment reviews to support right care in the right place for individuals – over 3000 CTRS now completed Published update to Who Pays guidance and commitment from DH to update regulations Started the work on understanding the children and young peoples population and surveyed 52 week placements and awarded grants in excess of £800,000 Consulted, engaged and revised Created new opportunities and piloting of new ways of working Established working groups and task specific groups Discharged more people than were admitted Helped changed peoples lives
- Impact Credibility Sustainability Match funding Affordability
- Today you will: For the first time, come together as a community of Transforming Care Partnerships Hear about the national support offer Get to know the national team and how we can help We hope you will: Get to know your TCP colleagues, talk and learn through shared experiences Tell us what you need and contribute to our ‘Improvement Exchange’ [bank of good ideas, to discuss] Ask for our support