Neighbourhood Care Pushing the Boundaries NES Event 1 st November 2018 Enabling health and social care improvement LWiCQI neighbourhoodcare Background 2016 Scottish Government legislated to bring together health and social care in to a single integrated system with ID: 767146
Download Presentation The PPT/PDF document "Neighbourhood Care" is the property of its rightful owner. Permission is granted to download and print the materials on this web site for personal, non-commercial use only, and to display it on your personal computer provided you do not modify the materials and that you retain all copyright notices contained in the materials. By downloading content from our website, you accept the terms of this agreement.
Neighbourhood CarePushing the Boundaries NES Event 1st November 2018 Enabling health and social care improvement @ LWiC_QI # neighbourhoodcare
Background 2016 Scottish Government legislated to bring together health and social care in to a single, integrated system, with 31 Integration Authorities now responsible the funding of local services. March 2016 – Yr 1 Understanding “ Buurtzorg Principles & Model” HIS Commissioned to support 3 Year Neighbourhood Care Programme 13 interested HSCOs 4 National Learning Events 2017 – Yr 2 Implementation “Formation of Teams” Pworld support: -Care Model - FrameworkDesign of local model (3 sites)Learning Network & Delivery GroupGovernanceRegulation 2018 – Yr 3 “Supporting Measurement & Evaluation”Three test sites receiving live case loadBTS Steering group formedALS from SSSC3 Public PartnersNational Evaluation FrameworkLocal measurement and evaluation plansMoU & FundingMinimum Data Set March 2019 Phase 1 Evaluation due March 2019 onward…
Who is involved?
What is it about?Putting the person at the centre of holistic care. ( incl continuity of carer)Building relationships with people to make informed-decisions about their own care which promotes wellbeing and independence with active involvement of family, neighbours and the wider community, where appropriate.Everyone, including support functions, enabling on delivering person-centred care at the point of delivery.Small self-organising, geographical-based teams.Professional autonomy.
Our Model - Lochinver Heat ShieldTeamThe BzOT/Ass PracDN/SHSCW
LEADERSHIP in Lochinver Current focus: To build on the current evaluation of Neighbourhood Care within NHS Highland to include service user experience.Develop and implement a generic skills framework to build the capacity and capability of Neighbourhood Care Teams InvernessObanLochinver7 Teams3 Teams1 TeamDNsOtsReablement DNs/C@H/OTPeople identified and referred by H&SC colleagues.Professional local leadership by Advanced Nurse (District Nursing). Managed locally by integrated team lead.Full skills matrix undertaken, aligned to professional frameworks.Combined team caseload developed with aid of Lanarkshire complexity tool Weekly multi professional huddles led by Advanced Nurse (District Nursing) Supported by Sutherland Community partnership and local third sector
Scottish Borders Team Health and Social CareHealth CareSocial Care
Activity:“What does integrated care in the community look like in your area?”Please use the “evoke” cards on your table to aid table top discussion. Is it similar? What is challenging?
When it doesn’t go well…
Activity:“Discuss the process of ordering a commode in your area”-Count the number of individual contacts/calls/processes you have to perform.
When it goes right …
hcis.livingwell@nhs.net @LWiC_QI #neighbourhoodcare