incorporating the principles of self-management into core primary care key contacts/proposers:...
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Huff and Puff – Spirometry on the Quit Bus Key contacts/proposers: Meg Goodman, Andrew Collingwood, Fiona Horwood The idea The first mobile spirometry screening service for people who smoke. People will be invited to be tested complete a symptom questionnaire have their results explained to them. Who benefits and why A mobile service brings the intervention to the population removing accessibility barriers. For individuals with early air flow obstruction, quitting smoking may prevent COPD developing If COPD is diagnosed, early interventions can alter disease trajectory and improve outcomes Self-Management Support fit Being inspired- information, knowledge, role models and communication Providing evidence of early lung disease may help provide added motivation and will power to quit smoking. Identifying early COPD means individuals have more control of their self management journeyTRANSCRIPT
Incorporating the principles of self-management into core Primary Care
Key contacts/proposers: Pauline Sanders-Telfer, Lucy Hall, Claire Garbutt
The ideaDevelopment and roll out of a training programme to general practice staff within CMDHB that will result in increased self -management conversations with patients with long term conditions.
Who benefits and whyPatient with long term conditions:• Improved engagement with their general
practice team, • Greater understanding of their condition,• Feel more in control of their health,• Have improved health outcomes.
Self-Management Support fitBeing inspired: information, knowledge, role models and communication
• Any interaction with a healthcare professional is an opportunity for self-management support
• Activated patients and activated clinicians
Incorporating the principles of self-management into core Primary Care
Key contacts/proposers: Pauline Sanders-Telfer, Lucy Hall, Claire Garbutt
Aim:For every patient interaction within primary care to be an opportunity for the enhanced general practice team to provide tailored self management support by 30 June 2016
Measures:Number of self management intervention claimed through ARI budget
Huff and Puff – Spirometry on the Quit BusKey contacts/proposers: Meg Goodman, Andrew Collingwood, Fiona Horwood
The ideaThe first mobile spirometry screening service for people who smoke.
People• will be invited to be tested• complete a symptom questionnaire• have their results explained to them.
Who benefits and whyA mobile service brings the intervention to the population removing accessibility barriers.
• For individuals with early air flow obstruction, quitting smoking may prevent COPD developing
• If COPD is diagnosed, early interventions can alter disease trajectory and improve outcomes
Self-Management Support fitBeing inspired- information, knowledge, role models and communication
• Providing evidence of early lung disease may help provide added motivation and will power to quit smoking.
• Identifying early COPD means individuals have more control of their self management journey
Huff and Puff – Spirometry on the Quit BusKey contacts/proposers: Meg Goodman, Andrew Collingwood, Fiona Horwood
Aim:
Process Measures• Questionnaire• Spirometry test – talk through result• Refer to Quit team
Outcomes:Motivate consumers to stop smoking
To reduce number of people how have undiagnosed COPD