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Francis report slides meet the funder 2013
1. Responding to the Francis Report:
Overview for IESD Event
Francis Implementation Team
Department of Health
August 2013 DH – Leading the nation’s health and
care
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DH – Leading the nation’s health and care
The Inquiry findings - what went wrong?
• Patients and families were not listened to
• Multiple warning signs not spotted or acted on
• Information not shared and inadequate action taken
“The system failed in its most essential duty, to
protect patients.”
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DH – Leading the nation’s health and care
The Inquiry findings – key themes
4. 4 DH – Leading the nation’s health and care
The initial response: collective commitment
5. 5 DH – Leading the nation’s health and care
The initial response: key early priorities
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Next steps
Patients First
and Foremost
published
Funding for
Schwartz
Rounds
CI role in primary
care announced
CI of
Hospitals
appointed
Camilla
Cavendish
Review reports
CQC
12 week
consultation
Francis Response
Regional Events
Care Bill
Francis
Response
update
Clywd/Hart Complaints Review and
Berwick Safety Reviews report
Review of
Bureaucratic
Burdens
Trusts complete their
own discussions and
report
Bruce Keogh
Review reports
Berwick Review
of Safety Reports
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IESD – Theme 5 – Delivering Safe and Compassionate Care
Proposals that promote and bring to life the vision of safe and compassionate care along the
patient pathway particularly for vulnerable older people, people with learning disabilities, children
and young people with complex needs and those experiencing mental health issues.
Priorities:
1.Develop novel ways to share patient stories and consider feedback and complaints as a means
to inspire and motivate staff;
2.Develop innovative approaches to involving patients, carers, service users and the community
voice into the way that services as developed, run and improved;
3.Develop and promote approaches to restorative redress for patients following an untoward
incident, for example, approaches to support patients and their families in the event of a failing in
care;
4.Develop local innovative approaches to improving staff emotional health and well-being
including building resilience without diminishing compassion;
5.Develop capability within health and care organisations to connect with other organisations and
local people in ways that offer challenge, learning opportunities and benefits for staff motivation
and well-being
Editor's Notes
Standards : fundamental standards of care ‘owned’ by staff and patients, policed by CQC, non-compliance a criminal offence in some cases Openness, transparency & candour : a willingness to receive & act on complaints & feedback; transparency about performance (positive and negative) – an offence to wilfully mislead; & honesty with patients (duty of candour with sanctions) Leadership: strengthened with firmer accountability (fit & proper person test & possible disqualification) Compassion & care : stronger voice for nursing, values at the heart of recruitment & management, standards, revalidation, regulation of healthcare support workers Information - all healthcare professionals have a responsibility to help formulate measures of the effectiveness of what they do and to make publicly available.
‘ a fundamental culture change is needed ’ to put patients first. Need greater cohesion and culture change across the system - will only be brought about ‘ by the engagement of every single person serving patients ’.