future forum 2 (1) and integrated care (1) in partnership with caring for our future: shared...
TRANSCRIPT
Future Forum 2 (1)
and Integrated Care
(1) In partnership with Caring for our future: Shared ambitions for care and supportThe Adult social care engagement Strategy
InformationLed by Prof David Haslam
& Jeremy Taylor
IntegrationLed by Geoff Alltimes& Dr Robert Varnam
NHS role in the Public’s Health
Led by Vicky Bailey & Ash Soni
Education & TrainingLed by Julie Moore
Chair: Prof Steve Field
Welcome and Introductions• Geoff Alltimes, Joint Lead and Chief Executive, London
Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham
• Peter Hay, Strategic Director, Adults and Communities, Birmingham City Council and President, ADASS
• Lisa Christensen, Director of Children’s Services, Norfolk County Council
• Dame Phillippa Russell DBE, Chair Standing Commission on Carers
Phase 2 of The Future Forum
• Commissioned by Prime Minister & Secretary of State
• Building on the success of the listening exercise
• To provide advice on 4 focus areas:– Education and training– Information– Integrated services– The NHS’s role in the public’s health
Phase 2 of The Future Forum
• Integration within and across health & social care
• Future Forum listening is combined with the Government’s engagement on social care reform 1
• Meeting with patients and carers, services users, front-line professionals and other interest parties
• Outcomes:– Future Forum report, Dec 2011– Care and Support White Paper, Spring 2012
1 Caring for our future: Shared ambitions for care and support
Future Forum & Integrated Care Services • How can we take advantage of the health and social
care modernisation programme to ensure services are better integrated around people's needs?
• What does good look like?• Where can commissioning be better integrated for
users & carers?• How can integrated services achieve our objectives of
better health, better care and better vfm?• What, if any, barriers should be removed?• Who needs to do what next and at which levels? • How can innovation in integrated care be nurtured?
Adult social care engagementCaring for our future: Shared ambitions for care and support• Quality: improve quality of care and support workforce? • Personalisation: give people more choice and control
over their care and support, making informed decisions?• Shaping local care services: a wide range of organisations
that provide innovative and responsive care services and that respond to people’s needs and choices?
• Prevention: support effective prevention and early intervention to keep people independent and in good?
• Integration : in partnership with Future Forum• The role of financial services: what role can the sector
play in supporting users, carers & families?
Areas for discussion
Provision
Improving integration
Frames for our listening:What contribution can be made by:
•joint commissioning?•joint service provision?•personalisation?
Provision
Commissioning
Personalisation
Exemplars
A. Frail elderly
B. Children & young adults with complex needs
C. People with enduring mental health problem
These are three groups particularly likely to benefit from improved integration.Considering their needs, and the kind of services which would improve their experience, may be helpful in focussing our thinking.
What contribution can be made by:
Joint commissioning Joint provision Personalisation
Exemplar A – Frail elderly
1. What are the problems integration can solve?
2. What are the examples of success and challenge we should be learning from?
3. What factors contribute to success in improving integration?
4. What factors block successful integration?
5. Who needs to do what next to enable integration to be progressed in a pragmatic and achievable way? Top: Wikimedia commons, Bottom: Buckinghamshire Cluster NHS
What contribution can be made by:
Joint commissioning Joint provision Personalisation
Exemplar B – Complex children & young adults
1. What are the problems integration can solve?
2. What are the examples of success and challenge we should be learning from?
3. What factors contribute to success in improving integration?
4. What factors block successful integration?
5. Who needs to do what next to enable integration to be progressed in a pragmatic and achievable way? Top- Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust
Bottom –Oxford Hospital Foundation Trust
What contribution can be made by:
Joint commissioning Joint provision Personalisation
Exemplar C – Mental health
Top: NHS Confed,Bottom: NHS London
1. What are the problems integration can solve?
2. What are the examples of success and challenge we should be learning from?
3. What factors contribute to success in improving integration?
4. What factors block successful integration?
5. Who needs to do what next to enable integration to be progressed in a pragmatic and achievable way?
What contribution can be made by:
Joint commissioning Joint provision Personalisation
Have your say
Please send your responses or any queries by email, to:[email protected], you can reach us by post, at:NHS Future Forum Room 602A, Skipton House80 London Road London SE1 6LH
Download a feedback form from our website at http://healthandcare.dh.gov.uk/
To ensure that the NHS Future Forum can use your views to help shape its advice to the Government, please provide your views on integrated services by 18 November 2011.