S elf Management Support People to Live Better amp Active Lives 21st November 2018 What are we doing in Argyll amp Bute Working with Versus Arthritis to deliver Self M anagement courses across Argyll amp Bute SLA in place ID: 787128
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Argyll &
Bute
A Strategic Approach to
S
elf Management
Support
People to Live Better & Active
Lives
21st November 2018
Slide2What are we doing in Argyll & Bute?
Slide3Working with Versus Arthritis to deliver Self
M
anagement courses across Argyll & Bute, SLA in place
5 weekly courses delivered in localities to support people to manage their long term condition additional weekPain courses also deliveredVersus Arthritis coordinates and trains volunteers Coordinates course delivery Currently exploring development of a new model that will be more sustainable going forward.
Self management courses
Slide4Self Management
P
artnership
New and evolving PartnershipMembership made up of Arthritis Care, LOHO, MS centre, North Argyll Carers, TSI, A&B HSCP
Recent funding award from the Alliance to support the developing Partnership and development of a sustainable model
Slide5Self Management Toolkit
Slide6Self Management Toolkit
3 parts
Part 1
Self management InformationPart 2 ToolkitPart 3 Personal
Plan
Slide7Part 1
Allowing people to take control
Living with a Long term condition, Pain, Fatigue, Anxiety, depression
5 steps of change, Understand your condition, acceptance, what matters to you, being positive, how to make change happen.Physical activity and healthy eating
Slide8Part 2, Toolkit
7 tools
Know your symptoms
Setting personal goalsPacingPlanning for setbacks
Manage your medicationDistraction techniques
Relaxation techniques
The
Tools
Slide9Part 3, Personal
P
lan
5 tools/templates to the plan, Know your symptomsSetting personal goalsPacing
Planning for setbacksManage your medication
Slide10Florence Text Monitoring
Slide11Pain Toolkit
In 2016 38
P
hysios and 11 SM volunteers trainedLast year 15 workshops held with 103 participants very positive feedback. Further work still to be done to embed within our NHS services. Included as part of SM courses
Slide12Self
M
anagement Strategy
BackgroundNHS Highland Strategy 6 years agoDeveloped in partnership with LGOWIT and NHS HighlandPresented to NHS Highland Board, but not really ever embedded
Scoping exercise carried out It was felt that something was needed that would bring different activity together and help us to focus on the different aspects of self management with strategic buy in and support
Slide13Self
M
anagement Strategy
Strategy Planning Workshop held in August 2018, What is Current happening?What are our Gaps ?What we should do more of to help people self manage?
Key themes and actions came out of the workshops
Slide14Self
M
anagement Strategy
Key themesSimpler and Clearer ProcessesPeer support and Empowerment
Information and SupportTransformational change
Workforce Development
Focus on What Keep us Well
Slide15Self
M
anagement Strategy
Next stepsEngagement with people living with LTCs, focus groups on what should be in the strategy Engagement with staff including GPsMap existing assets and opportunities,
eg GMS contract, reablement, 3rd
sector, pharmacy
Short life working group
Engagement and consultation workshops/focus groups
Strategic Ownership and Buy in
Launch
S
trategy April 2020
Slide16What have we discovered so far
Lots of self management happening in Argyll & Bute
There is still a silo approach
Much more needs to be done to join it all up togetherWe need to brand and market our Self Management strategy as something recognisable and workable to get a consistent message out
We have good 3rd sector engagement but need to increase the engagement/support from our HSCP colleagues
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