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All Together Better
Sunderland A Vanguard Multi-Speciality Community
Provider; The Importance of Being ODD
Jon Quine & Tracey Watson
Organisational Design & Development
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Highest Needs Ongoing Care Urgent Care Needs Whole Population
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Primary Care
Community Care
Mental Health
Social Care
CVS Acute Services ED
Sunderland Care Model Community resources and Resilience:
Patients who will benefit from better coordinated care and enhanced long-
term condition management, including
self-management
Enhancing Primary Care:
High risk patients who will benefit from multi-disciplinary
person-centred coordinated care. Comprehensive care
plans including risk management planning
Elderly Frail / High Risk Population: City-wide multi-agency Resource Hub:
Risk Stratification
2% - 5%5% - 10%
North LocalityPractices
West Locality Practices
East Locality Practices
Washington Locality
Practices
Coalfields Locality
Practices
Com
mun
ity R
esou
rces
and
Res
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ce:
Robust Health and Wellbeing Strategies – Health Promotion; Self- Management; Leisure;
Recreation; Meaningful Occupation; Housing, including extra care; Strong Voluntary Sector;
Faith organisations
North Integrated Teams
West Integrated Teams
East Integrated Teams
Washington Integrated Teams
Coalfields Integrated Teams
Urgent Care Centres
Recovery at Home Service
Community Integrated Recovery at Home
Telecare and Community Equipment
Therapies
24 hour Single Point of Access – the Intermediate
Care Hub
GP Out of HoursCo-located with Recovery
at Home Service111 / 999Urgent Response; Triage;
Navigation to appropriate response
Providing alternative to hospital admission. Supporting individuals to recover from illness or crisis and to regain independence in their own home or as close to
home as possible. Facilitating discharge for individuals who have to be
admitted, ensuring their stay is no longer than necessary. Preventing unnecessary admission into long term
residential or nursing care. Reducing the requirement for an on-going social care
package of support.
Community Connectors
Community Connectors
Self Management
Self Management
Ambu
lato
ry
Emer
genc
y Ca
re HHospital
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Self-care & Self-management – Whole
Population
• Communication and engagement
• Workforce Development
• Identification and engagement of local community and voluntary
organisations
• The use of the Patient Activation Measure (PAM)
• Technology and Telehealth to support self-care and self-management
• Supporting carers and family networks
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Recovery at Home – Urgent Care
• 24/7 Single Point of Access
• Collaboration of NHS community and Sunderland Care &
Support services
• Intermediate and Urgent Care Nurses and Therapists, with GP
pilot
• Reablement staff proving short-term home care package
• Short-stay bed-based services
• Telecare
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Enhanced Primary Care – Ongoing Care
• GP Federation of 42 / 50 practices – Sunderland GP Alliance
• Releasing capacity, increasing capability
Alignment of practices to care homes
Locality based ECG clinic
Map of Medicine
Post-discharge information
Workflow optimisation
Locality insulin initiation hubs
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Community Integrated Teams – Highest Needs
• 5 Localities based in Primary Care Centres
• District Nurses, Community Matrons & Care Home Nurses
• Social Workers and Assessment and Review Officers
• Age UK Sunderland Living Well Link Workers
• Sunderland Carers Centre Locality Leads
• GP Alliance MDT Coordinators
• Serve defined practice populations thereby aligning with Primary Care
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Multi-Disciplinary Teams – Highest Needs
• Contractual arrangement between CCG and SGPA
• Binds providers into meeting contract requirements
• Weekly MDT practice > 5000, fortnightly < 5000
• 2% practice list, and all care home patients (3% of
population)
• EHCP and MAP
• Risk Stratification
• Q Admissions
• Frequent flyers
• High cost patients
• Professional judgement
• Social Care
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Enablers
• Digital Solutions
• Organisational Development & Workforce
• Communications & Engagement
• Patient, Public & Carer Engagement
• Business Intelligence
• Evaluation
• Estates
• Sharing & Learning
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MCP Exec
Implementation & Assurance Group
Design & Planning Group
West North East Coal Wash
System Architecture
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Commissioner Governing Bodies
Care Model Assurance Group
Provider Governing Bodies
MCP Exec
Operational and Enabling Groups
Joint Strategic Board
Joint Senior Leadership Team
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System Leaders and Pirates
4 Domains of Developing System Leadership
• Individual effectiveness of the leader –Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) personality preference, 360 degree feedback, coaching balance wheels and co-active person centred coaching.
• Relationships and connectivity – coaching to explore the health of relationships and connections across the system with specific work on strengthening relationships that add value to the service user.
• Innovation and improvement – explore the skills and capacity of the staff to problem solve, service improve, and sign post to developments already available within the system.
• Learning and capacity building - coaching around how new ideas, research and skills could be diffused and shared within and between the 5 locality teams across the city.
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‘Breaking the Hourglass’
Strategic & Senior Leaders
Operational Managers
Team Leaders and Workforce
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Challenges Identified
• Cultural Differences – perceived different value worth of teams and services • Operating Cultures - permission to act and collective leadership, to a hierarchical
autocratic style • Imposter Syndrome -people often felt uncomfortable in not having all the solutions,
and not knowing the full system picture • System Leader takes extra effort - takes extra discretional effort over and above the
pull of their day job
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Project Cells
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Creating Networks
Themes from Sunderland GP & Care Home Alignment Workflow Optimisation Ambulatory ECG in locality hubs Insulin initiation in locality hubs GP locum bank Map of Medicine Community Integrated Teams MDTs and Care Planning Risk Stratification & Caseload Finding Care Coordination Locality Networks Mental Health Integration
Business Intelligence Recovery at Home Patient Activation Measures (Self Care) Social Prescribing (Self Care) MCP Development Information Sharing EPaCCS Telehealth Staff engagement Public engagement Branding OD & Integration
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