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Disability Federation of Ireland National Conference November 21-22 nd 2007

Disability Federation of Ireland National Conference November 21-22 nd 2007. Working together for the future Ger Reaney Local Health Manager. Looking to the future. Role of voluntary organisations in innovation and shaping the future Identifying needs Raising awareness

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Disability Federation of Ireland National Conference November 21-22 nd 2007

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  1. Disability Federation of IrelandNational ConferenceNovember 21-22nd 2007 Working together for the future Ger Reaney Local Health Manager

  2. Looking to the future • Role of voluntary organisations in innovation and shaping the future • Identifying needs • Raising awareness • Initiating service responses • No. and range of voluntary organisations in Ireland • Participation of people with disabilities in voluntary organisations

  3. Looking forward

  4. What the future might look like • Enrolled in local primary care teams • Inter-disciplinary teams with shared file • Majority of service needs met by PCTs • In other cases PCTs arrange and manage care • Primary care teams will have ready access to information and support as required on particular conditions

  5. What the future might look like • Effective joint working between primary care team and specialist providers (may be in voluntary sector) • Modern spacious accessible buildings • Accessible public transport • Comprehensive assessment of health and education needs

  6. Getting to the Future -PCCC Transformation programme • Structures and systems (over the years) that reflect the growing complexity of skills and expertise that is needed, • but this has at times led to fragmentedservices and created a difficult journey for the service user as they try to access different services

  7. Aims of PCCC Transformation Programme • Aim is that users can easily access (as close to home as possible) a broad spectrum of health and social care services through their local primary care team, delivering easy to navigate Integrated Pathways of Care • Majority of service needs met by PCTs • In other cases PCTs arrange and manage care

  8. How Will the New Model of Service Delivery Work ? • Primary Care Team: majority of services will be provided by core members of the Primary Care Team • Health and Social Care Network: Where the Team forms the opinion that a user has a complex set of needs requiring input from more specialised staff • Acute Hospital Network: Sharing of resources and service provision between Hospitals, Networks and Teams

  9. Primary Care Teams • Opportunity for engagement with local community • Contribution of voluntary sector to shaping of Transformation Programme • Need to maintain quality, specialist knowledge and expertise in transition to new system

  10. Primary Care Teams • Mapping exercise – 566 primary care teams • Population of 7000 – 10000 per team • Included in Towards 2016 and in Programme for Government • Population based approach to health care

  11. National disability strategy • Multi-annual investment programme • Disability Act • EPSEN Act • Sectoral plans

  12. Disability Act • 822 applications to 31/10/07 • Standardised approach to assessment of need • Not influenced by availability of resources of services • Report on unmet need for government

  13. The Future - Challenges • Standards, HIQA • Complaints process under Health Act 2004 • Recommendations in C & AG report • Access to appropriately qualified staff • Increasing expectations v scarce resources • Increasing role for private sector • Emerging service interventions

  14. Working together at present - Co-ordinating committees • Model of partnership working • Forum for service user involvement in service planning and prioritisation • Variable effectiveness • Needs alignment to new HSE structures • Working group established

  15. Working together at present • Framework of engagement between HSE and voluntary sector at national and local level • Partnership approach to current issues • Working groups around adult day services, congregated settings, implementation of disability act, etc. • Early intervention services • Shared posts

  16. Working together – in the future • Opportunities for increased levels of collaboration • Transformation programme • Need to provide PCTs with specialist information, expertise and support • Challenge in reaching 566 teams

  17. Working together – making it happen – statutory organisations • Leadership • Promote joint working • Commitment • Information and awareness of range and role of voluntary organisations • Recognise complementary roles, skills and expertise • Management framework • Ensure clarity re roles, remit, boundaries and protocols

  18. Working together – making it happen – voluntary organisations • Looking to the future • Awareness of environment, Impact of mainstreaming • Identify strengths • Commitment • Take initiative • Clarify mission….advocacy, information, support, health services, social care services, etc.

  19. In Conclusion Invite you to continue your engagement at national and local level to ensure that health services in the near future promote the inclusion and well being of people with disabilities to the maximum. Thanking You Ger Reaney Local Health Manager, HSE …

  20. Disability Federation of IrelandNational ConferenceNovember 21-22nd 2007 Working together for the future Ger Reaney Local Health Manager

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