ecdp agm - dh caring for our future presentation - november 2011

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Caring for our future consultationecdp AGM focus groups

16 November 2011Presented by: Faye Savage


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Caring for our future consultation: ecdp AGM focus groups 16 November 20211

Caring for our future: shared

ambitions for care and

support

The Government are consulting onthe future of care and support.

This is an opportunity for people toshare their views on all aspects ofthe future of care and support.


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Caring for our future consultation: ecdp AGM focus group 16 November 2011

Background 1

Vision for Adult Social Care

In November 2010, the Care

Services Minister Paul Burstowlaunched the report, A vision foradult social care: Capablecommunities and active citizens.


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Background 1 (continued)

Vision for Adult Social Care

The Vision sets out how the

Government wishes to seeservices delivered for people; anew direction for adult social care,putting personalised services and

outcomes centre stage.

Department of Health


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Background 2

The Law Commission

In May 2011, the Law Commissionpublished a report recommending

changes to make the legal rights ofdisabled and older people to careand support services clearer.

They want local councils to haveclear rules about eligibility (who isentitled to which services).


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Background 3

Dilnot Commission

In July 2011 the Commission on

Funding of Care and Support(Dilnot Commission) produced anindependent report, Fairer Funding

for All.
http://www.dilnotcommission.dh.gov.uk/carecommission/files/2011/07/DSC_2947a.jpeg


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Background 3 (continued)

Dilnot Commission

Fairer Funding for Allsuggestedthe current funding system is in

urgent need of reform: it is hard tounderstand, often unfair andunsustainable.

The Commission maderecommendations about how thiscan be changed.


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Caring for Our Future

Drawing together their own vision

for adult social care, and therecommendations made by theDilnot Commission and the Law

Commission, the Governmenthave defined 6 priorities.


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1. Increasing quality and supporting theworkforce

2. Increased personalisation and choice3. Ensuring services are better integrated

around peoples needs4. Supporting greater prevention and early

intervention5. Creating a more diverse and responsive

care market6. The role of the financial services sector in

supporting users, carers and their families


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Caring for Our Future

Caring for Our Future asks peopleto tell the Government which ofthese is most important, and,within each area, how they shouldaddress the 6 areas.

Today we will focus on just 2,

however, we will be sharinginformation on how you canfeedback in a personal capacity.


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Focus group 1: Increased

personalisation and choice

Personalisation means putting theindividual in control of the services

they receive. We want to knowhow you think people can achievecontrol, while receiving the

appropriate support to makechoices about the services theyreceive.


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We will be looking at how careservices can meet the needs ofeveryone who uses them,regardless of their circumstances.

Focus group 1: Increased

personalisation and choice


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Focus group 2: Creating a

more diverse and responsivecare market

As part of the shift towardsservices being delivered in a morepersonalised way and givingpeople greater choice and control

in how they access them, the wayspeople purchase their servicesneed to be considered.


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Focus group 2: Creating a

more diverse and responsivecare market

We want your thoughts on howservices can be designed to

meet this challenge, within a

developing care market.


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The information you share with ustoday will form the basis of ecdpsresponse to the Department ofHealth (due before 2 December).

This will be available on ourwebsite. You can request a paper

copy by calling 01245 214 023.

ecdp agm - dh caring for our future presentation - november 2011

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