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Changing for the Future

Changing for the Future. Pam Lewis, Project Manager 16 th April 2013. Changing for the Future. Changing for the Future. Aspirations Change Management NHS Compliant IT System IGSoC – Opening the door to a big new world Opening the door for N3 Playing a bigger role in care delivery?

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Changing for the Future

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  1. Changing for the Future Pam Lewis, Project Manager 16th April 2013

  2. Changing for the Future

  3. Changing for the Future • Aspirations • Change Management • NHS Compliant IT System • IGSoC – Opening the door to a big new world • Opening the door for N3 • Playing a bigger role in care delivery? • Care Quality Commission Registration

  4. Changing for the Future ‘Organisations that survive and thrive are those that adapt faster than the rate of change in their environment’ Adapted: Chris Argyris

  5. Changing for the Future CancerCare The Lakes Centre Kendal CancerCare, Slynedales Lancaster

  6. Changing for the Future Change Management • Setting our objectives • Making it happen • Why we were successful IT Shy Workforce Manage Resources

  7. Changing for the Future Keep it simple . . . Preparation project/aims in layman’s terms Have a commonality Bring people along with you Sustain the momentum Learning Leadership, innovation and partnerships!

  8. Changingfor the Future Battling through a cultural shift is no easy task, but the benefits to be gained by persevering, by embracing technology in facilitating organisational and cultural change is the difference between sticking your head in the sand or striving to become an AQP and to be seen as a charity that is qualified, compliant and competent to offer vital services for an ever increasing need in social support.

  9. Changing for the Future IGSoC Information Governance Statement of Compliance LCA Logical Connection Architecture

  10. Changing for the Future Our final goal is to play a full role as an AQP in the NHS family GP’s have welcomed our discussions regarding information sharing, accessing client information, electronic discharges The changes we are undergoing are being recognised – we are beginning to be seen as a modernising and innovative charity N3 will enable us to link up to Choose and Book and other services N3 opens the door to a new world for many organisations, but for small charities it has the potential to help them realise fully how they can be an important, recognised and integral part in offering social care.

  11. Changing for the Future • The cost of change for small organisations is a huge burden • many charities do not have the means in place to enable them to achieve the goals unaided • the government may need to think about this if they want the reforms to become a reality with charities playing a bigger role in care delivery. • Charities can help deliver this care and be a crucial and valuable support to the NHS and should never give up in their endeavour!

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