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Ending Age Discrimination and Promoting Age Equality in Health and Social Care The Work of the National Review

Ending Age Discrimination and Promoting Age Equality in Health and Social Care The Work of the National Review. Sir Ian Carruthers, OBE Chief Executive NHS South West Strategic Health Authority Source: www.southwest.nhs.uk/age-equality.html. The National Review. Jan Ormondroyd

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Ending Age Discrimination and Promoting Age Equality in Health and Social Care The Work of the National Review

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  1. Ending Age Discrimination and Promoting Age Equality in Health and Social CareThe Work of the National Review Sir Ian Carruthers, OBE Chief Executive NHS South West Strategic Health Authority Source: www.southwest.nhs.uk/age-equality.html

  2. The National Review Jan Ormondroyd Chief Executive Bristol City Council Sir Ian Carruthers Chief Executive South West SHA Terms of Reference of the review • The national review of age discrimination will make recommendations on the following areas: • the timetable for implementation of the ban on age discrimination; • where it is objectively justifiable to retain age-based differentiation in services; • how to support the health and social care system to implement the public sector equality duty in respect of all age groups; • which key actions health and social care bodies should take to make demonstrable progress in meeting their obligations as quickly as possible. 2 2

  3. Age discrimination in the media 25 June 2009 Many UK cancer deaths “premature” Up to 15,000 people aged over 75 may be dying unnecessarily from cancer each year in the UK. 22 October 2009 Equality bill takes aim at 'institutional ageism' in NHS Jade Goody sparks age limit review for cervical cancer testing The current age limit for cervical cancer testing will be reviewed, a health minister has announced in the wake of the debate sparked by Jade Goody's losing battle with the disease.

  4. Why person centred care is key PERSONALISATION Ends Uniformity – the identical treatment of people irrespective of their needs Ends Discrimination –the different and unfair treatment of people because of their age

  5. Four Key Themes • Start with the experiences of patients, service users and carers • Fairness is at the heart of ending discrimination, especially given the financial context of the next few years. • More than just compliance with the law but changing attitudes, behaviours and systems. • To be effective the approach must be rooted in co-design and co-production of services and solutions.

  6. The solutions are to be found in existing policies BUT with an explicit focus on age discrimination and age equality 1. Engaging with the public and partners 2. Focusing on personalisation and patient centred care 3. Delivering improvement in key services Dementia Falls Involvement Putting People First A focus on age High Quality Care for All Prevention Cancer

  7. Thank you

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