Exploring the relevance of healthcare reform for CfD practitioners Louise Robinson Healthcare Development Manager BACP CfD Intended outcomes Understand the language and implications of reform as relevant to CfD practitioners ID: 1037409
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1. Workshop: CfD in context…Exploring the relevance of healthcare reform for CfD practitionersLouise RobinsonHealthcare Development Manager, BACPCfD
2. Intended outcomesUnderstand the language and implications of reform as relevant to CfD practitionersShare experiences as CfD practitioners in the context of wider NHS reformsShare ideas on how to adapt to changeLearn from one another and enhance our sense of community
3. Chatham House Rule‘When a meeting, or part thereof, is held under the Chatham House Rule, participants are free to use the information received, but neither the identity nor the affiliation of the speaker(s), nor that of any other participant, may be revealed’.Source: Wikipedia 18.09.13
4. IntroductionsCfD trained & working in IAPT service?Therapists/ managers/ supervisors?IAPT service in NHS/ Third sector?Other…?
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6. Overview & implications of reformNew government, new vision > Liberating the NHSMixed response > Future Forum Listening ExerciseAmended Health and Social Care BillNational reform > Commissioning Board, Public Health England, Care Quality Commission (including Healthwatch England) and MonitorLocal reform > phasing out Strategic Health Authorities, Primary Care Trusts and Local Involvement Networks, phasing in Health and Wellbeing Boards, Clinical Commissioning Groups, and Healthwatch
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8. Lingo Bingo of NHS reformIn pairs, read through the bingo card – make a note of the lingo you think you could explain…Can you make a line? A full house? How many do you know?Points make prizes!
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10. Sharing experiencesClientTherapistService
11. Clients: changing demandsDemographic changeSocial issuesPhysical healthPublic health“Therapists should think creatively about the psychological, emotional and social aspects in public health areas.”Gregor Henderson, HCPJ Oct. 2012
12. Therapists: cultural changeClinical governanceDiagnosis ledSessional outcome measurementEfficacy
13. Service: structural changeHealth & Social careHealth and Wellbeing Boards & Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA)Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs)HealthwatchOther providers
14. Sharing experiencesClientTherapistService
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16. Intended outcomesUnderstand the language and implications of reform as relevant to CfD practitionersShare experiences as CfD practitioners in the context of wider NHS reformsShare ideas on how to adapt to changeLearn from one another and enhance our sense of community
17. Contacthealthcare@bacp.co.uklouise.robinson@bacp.co.uk Or call: 01455 883300Visit: www.bacp.co.uk/commissioning and www.bacphealthcare.org.uk