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ADULT MENTAL HEALTH
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1. MODERNISATION OF CITY COMMUNITY ADULT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES JANE MARLOW CITY SERVICE MANAGER COMMUNITY AND RESIDENTAL SERVICES SUE THORNTON GENERAL MANAGERTRACEY TAYLOR PROJECT MANAGER
4. ADULT MENTAL HEALTH – ACUTE SERVICES
5. NATIONAL SERVICE FRAMEWORK DEVELOPMENT OF FUNCTIONAL COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES POLICY GUIDANCE AND LEGISLATION HIGHLIGHTED GAPS IN SERVICES
The lack of integrated and effective crisis management
The problem of people with severe and enduring mental illness who failed to engage and slipped through the cracks in the system
A need for an adequately resourced best practice approach to managing psychosis during the critical early phase
The lack of appropriate skills and resources to manage common mental health problems in primary care and inefficient filtering at the secondary care interface.
DEVELOPMENT OF:
CRISIS RESOLUTION AND HOME TREATMENT
EARLY INTERVENTION IN PSYCHOSIS
ASSERTIVE OUTREACH
6. NATIONAL SERVICE FRAMEWORK GUIDANCE ON COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
NOTTINGHAM REVIEW AND RECONFIGURATION OF CMHT’s
DEVELOPMENT OF:
COMMUNITY ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT SERVICES
REHABILITATION AND RECOVERY SERVICES
REVIEW OF INTEGRATED HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE MANAGEMENT
7. SINGLE POINT OF ACCESS Commenced 1st October 2008
For all GP referrals (Phone/Choose and Book/Letter/Fax)
One Phone number (0300 300 10)
One Fax (0300 300 12)
One Address/base at Highbury Hospital (Moorgreen)
SPA@nottshc.nhs.uk / Chooseandbook@nhs.net
8.00am to 6.30pm
Monday to Friday
8. DEVELOPMENT OF CITY COMMUNITY ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT SERVICE Time limited disorders.
Any disorder where there is a significant risk of self harm or harm to others (excluding Psychosis)
Where the level of support required is more that primary care can offer.
Disorders will include persistent:
Depression
Anxiety
Panic Disorders
Social Care Assessments
Mental Health Act Assessments
Specialist Mental Health advice to Primary Care Services
Single point of entry for Specialist Services.
9. REFERRAL PATHWAY TO ADULT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
10. DEVELOPMENT OF RECOVERY SERVICE Severe and persistent mental disorders with significant disability (Psychoses – Schizophrenia / Bipolar Disorder).
Longer term disorders of lesser severity characterised by poor treatment adherence requiring proactive follow –up.
Complex cases requiring management and engagement such as requiring interventions under Mental Health Act.
Severe disorders of personality – where these are shown to benefit by continued contact and support.
Disorders requiring skilled or intensive treatments (CBT, Vocational Rehabilitation. Medication Maintenance).
Any disorder where there is significant risk of self harm or harm to others (Psychosis).
11. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE HEALTHCARE NHS TRUST POLICY DRIVERS FOR RECONFIGURATION OF COMMUNITY ADULT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IMPLEMENTATION OF DOH GUIDANCE ON CMHT’S
REVIEW OF ALL ADULT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE SERVICES AND FUNCTIONS - PID
12. AMH PROJECT INITIATION DOCUMENT The aims of the project:-
To review resources within City Adult Mental Health Service
Reconfigure them to ensure efficient and cost effective.
Achieve a service model which matches the clinical needs of the population
Release any possible revenue savings.
To develop and maintain a workforce which meets the needs of the service and effectively achieves its business objectives.
To deliver improved clinical and cost effective services and care pathways, whilst promoting the continuation of high quality and safe patient services.
To assist the service in achieving financial balance whilst maintaining and improving clinical performance and the patient experience.
Preparing the service for the new business environment of payment by results, patient choice, world class commissioning and foundation trust equivalent status.
Supporting delivery of the Trust’s vision and demonstrate the commitment of the service to securing change and service improvement and achieving its financial status.
March 2009
13. PROJECT WORKSTREAMS FLOW BASED FINANCE AND ACTIVITY – Dr. BERT PARK
SERVICE REVIEW AND BASELINE – SUE THORNTON
MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION REVIEW – DAVID RAMAGE
MEDICAL STAFF BUDGETS AND ACTIVITY – Dr. IAN MEDLEY
ACUTE IN-PATIENT STAFFING – GARRY BEVIS
COMMUNITY TEAM MODEL – JANE MARLOW
14. AMH PID HEADLINERS FOR COMMUNITY SERVICES COST IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMME
ESTATES RATIONALISATION OF BASES
SKILLS MIX 70/30
15. COMMUNITY PROJECT BRIEF ESTABLISH CLIENT ALLOCATION TO CAT AND RECOVERY
WORKFORCE ESTABLISHMENTS OF HEALTH STAFF ACROSS COMMUNITY TEAMS
WORKFORCE ESTABLISHMENTS OF SOCIAL CARE STAFF ACROSS COMMUITY TEAMS
RE-VISIT STAFF PREFERENCE EXERCISE
ESTABLISH ESTATES REQUIREMENTS FOR NEW TEAMS
DEVELOP SMART WORKING SYSTEMS
WORKING WITH CITY LA TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF SDS AND PERSONALISATION ACROSS SERVICES
IMPLEMENTATION OF RECOVERY STRATEGY ACROSS TEAMS
CLARIFYING ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE
16. STAGES OF COMMUNITY MODERNISATION APPOINTMENT OF PROJECT MANAGER
CREATION OF STEERING GROUP
WORKING WITH CITY COMMISSIONERS
INVOLVEMENT OF USERS AND CARERS
INVOLVEMENT OF CITY AMH STAFF TEAMS
17. New Service Model for Referral to Adult Mental Health Services
18. TEAM BASES EIP – STONEBRIDGE CENTRE
AO – STONEBRIDGE CENTRE
RECOVERY – STONEBRIDGE CENTRE
CATS – HIGHBURY HOSPITAL
DEAF SERVICES – STONEBRIDGE
CARERS SUPPORT SERVICE – STONEBRIDGE
APNI ZINDAGI – STONEBRIDGE CENTRE
19. STAFF RELATED STAFFING ESTABLISHMENTS
ALLOCATION OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE STAFF
CATS
RECOVERY
EIP
AO
20. CLIENT PLANNING INDIVIDUAL PLAN FOR EACH CLIENT
WHICH TEAM (RECOVERY/CATS/AO)?
HOW MANY CLIENTS REQUIRE CHANGE?
CONSULTANT
CARE CO-ORDINATOR
MEDICATION CLINIC
OPA/REVIEWS - WHICH CLINIC
21. SERVICE DELIVERY INCREASE IN OPA CLINIC SPACE
INCREASE IN MEDICATION CLINIC SPACE
DEVELOPMENT OF SMART WORKING
DEVELOPMENT OF NEW RECOVERY PRACTICES
DEVELOPMENT OF TREATMENT OPTIONS FOR CATS
DEVELOPMENT OF CARE PATHWAYS FOR PBR PLANNING
22. ADULT MENTAL HEALTH – CITY SERVICES NEW INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE
23. THANK-YOU ANY QUESTIONS?