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An update on local services

An update on local services. The big picture…. New Horizon’s has been launched; Better mental well-being Right help – right time Improved services Tackling discrimination A multi-agency program up to 2020. also. The National Service Framework for Mental Health is 10 years old;

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An update on local services

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  1. An update on local services

  2. The big picture… New Horizon’s has been launched; • Better mental well-being • Right help – right time • Improved services • Tackling discrimination • A multi-agency program up to 2020

  3. also.. The National Service Framework for Mental Health is 10 years old; • Mental Health Services in Primary Care • Crisis Resolution & Home Treatment • Assertive Outreach • Early Intervention • Support for Carers The National Dementia Strategy is now live

  4. How is the Trust doing We have implemented the NSF with: • Local teams for Crisis Resolution & Home Treatment • Assertive Outreach Across the County • A county team for Early Intervention in Psychosis • Leading on some aspects of Dementia

  5. How is the Trust doing We have launched the “First Steps” service to provide help for people with common mental health problems; • Mild depression, anxiety • 108 referrals Copeland Referrals in December This includes IAPT (improving access to psychological therapies) where we are leading in the North West.

  6. How is the Trust doing We are working with NHS Cumbria to implement the Dementia Strategy Locally; • We provide Care Home Education & Support Services in Copeland (ahead of the rest of the county) We are working to involve local people by offering membership of our Trust – hundreds of local people in Copeland have taken us up on this offer.

  7. Quality of Services Our scores for quality dipped in 2008/9 but are well on the way for 2009/10; • We passed all 44 core standards • We passed 6 of 11 national priorities with maximum points • We scored less than maximum in 5 national priority areas; • We will meet these 5 areas in full in March

  8. Inpatient Services • All intensive care is now provided in Cumbria. • We have 6 inpatient facilities in the County • In Copeland – we have 1 ward for people with functional mental health problems

  9. Inpatient Services • People from Copeland use our services in Whitehaven, Barrow, Carlisle and Workington. • The redevelopment at West Cumberland Hospital will finalise plans to modernise our services. • We have 15,000 people receiving care, approx 150 of these are inpatient – 1%.

  10. Keeping in Touch • We invite members to help us monitor our services • We produce a magazine for all our members • We meet members regularly at special members meetings • We try to keep people informed as much as we can

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