Engagement and Involvement
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Slides from a patient and public engagement event at Birmingham City Football Club, hosted by BVSC and Birmingham LINk, 4th October 2012.
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Engagement and Involvement
- 2. Building this together We want a good plan based on the priorities that matter to our patients, clinicians and our partners We want to create solutions to long standing problems However we cannot do it all – we need to focus on the areas that are likely to bring the greatest results and maintain quality at the same time
- 3. Building this together Listening to your views will help us to make our plans We also listen and work through the challenges in other ways: -Working with other CCGs and City Partners particularly the Council to identify the areas of greatest need through our JSNA (Joint Strategic Needs Assessment) -Through our board – including lay advisers, GPs, practice manager, nurse -Through feedback from hospitals and other care providers
- 4. What can you influence? Your own health How you use health services What you share from today Feeding back when services could improve Helping us to make improvements – redesigning services Coming up with ideas for meeting our health challenges
- 6. Local Commissioning Networks (LCNs) Small enough to care, big enough to make a difference
- 7. Clinicians and facilitators will lead table discussions around: • Your views on ‘health’ • Priority areas • ‘I wish’… improvements, changes and new ideas Each table will feedback their three top priority areas
- 8. Feedback
- 10. Priority areas that we have identified… • Reducing premature deaths through prevention -Smoking cessation, life style advice • Maternity and early years • Frail Elderly - dementia, stroke care, end of life care • Long Term Conditions - respiratory, diabetes • Improving mental health care • Improving urgent care • Ensuring that people have a positive experience of care • Commissioning high quality and safe services
- 11. Key steps • Event feedback report to be compiled • Will help feed into first draft of commissioning intentions • For more information visit: – Website: Bhamcrosscityccg.nhs.uk – Email: bhamcrosscity@nhs.net – Telephone: Communications and Engagement Department on 0121 255 0875
- 12. Thank you
Editor's Notes
- Describes changes and improvements to healthcare that Birmingham CrossCity wants to make, and what we expect to commission (or ‘buy’) to achieve these changes Need to ensure that the care we commission for our population reflects both national and local expectations, standards and improvements Sets out the context within which we will be operating, what this means for our provider partners and how we intend to develop healthcare services in 2013/14
- Tried to bring people together by LCN if possible All comments will be captured and shared so don’t worry if you’re not on your LCN table Ask LCN chairs to introduce themselves