Using technology to improve access to mental health services, pop up uni, 4pm, 2 september 2015
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- 1. Using Technology to Improve Access to Mental Health Services Dr Helen Rostill Director of Innovation & Development Surreyand Borders Partnership
- 2. Themes • The Improving Access Challenge • The Digital Technology Solution • Changing Cultures and Direction • Creating Digital Technology Partnerships • Choice, Flexibility and Reach • New models of care
- 4. The Challenges Ahead • Improving accessto evidence-basedinterventions • Reduce waiting times for mental health services • Giving people choices about the mental health care they receive • Tackling inequalities and challenging stigma • Improve information and data quality • Delivering efficienciesand value for money
- 7. Source: Know Your Own Health http://kyoh.org
- 8. Technology Enabled Care in Mental Health • Take up of digital technology to improve outcomes in mental health has been slower than in other settings. • Research is beginning to demonstrate it can produce equivalent outcomes to traditional face-to-face treatments and can reduce hospital admissions. • One of the first large-scale 4-years prospective studies of telehealth in mental health, psychiatric hospitalisation was reduced by up to 25% (Godleski and Ritchie, 2012). • People using digital technology solutions in mental health settings report high levels of satisfaction due and a greater sense of control over their treatment.
- 10. eHealth Group
- 11. ThinkTech!
- 12. 2013/ 14 2014/ 15 2015/ 16 2016/ 17 2017/ 18 VirtualSupport Networks App Development Telehealth in Secondary Care VirtualReality Environments VirtualWellbeing Centre Online Therapy Partnership AvatarsSABP OnlinecCBT Digital Technology Roadmap
- 14. Research: Independent Review • 95% of users reported improvement in symptoms • 73% shared an issue for the first time • 54% recovery rate from Live Therapy – UK national target is 50% (average is 46%) • 67% adherence rate for GP referrals • £37,000 saved per 100 users http://www.nhsconfed.org/Publications/Documents/Joining_the_conversation_161111.pdf
- 15. Telehealth in Secondary Care
- 18. Health Passport: Proof of Concept Exploring the potential of wearables
- 19. Virtual Reality – Training Professionals of the Future
- 21. Developing an IoT Test Bed