Key Priorities for the Better Together Programme Harry Capron Programme Director.

Key Priorities

for the

Better Together Programme

Harry Capron

Programme Director

Our Shared Commitment

Health and Wellbeing support

National Voices

“I” statements

Our Shared Commitment

Our Shared Commitment to:

A vision

A set of partnership principles and behaviour

A transformation plan

Better Together

“It’s not rocket science”

Kings Fund Video – Sam’s Story

How do we plan to change?Key areas:

1. Responding to initial demand for help.“a co-ordinated front end”

2. Improving the effectiveness of our services and teams

3. Integrated planning and buying of services / commissioning

4. Integrating the delivery of services by multidisciplinary teams

5. Shared delivery of services provided by Bournemouth, Poole and Dorset local authorities

1: Responding to demand

A co-ordinated front end

• Information and advice• Reablement and intermediate care• Leaving hospital support, access to

advice on finances and services• Urgent Care• Independent Living Support

2: Improving Effectiveness

• Person centred, co-ordinated approaches

• Cultural change to respond to what help people are asking for and what they want to achieve – design against demand

• Changing the way we work such as developing pathways of support across services

• Information shared and shared ICT

3: Integrated Commissioning

• Joint planning

• Pooled resources and budgets

• Sharing quality and performance information and management

• Working with independent and voluntary sector providers to plan for the demands we face

• Workforce planning, “the perfect system but no one to work in it”

4: Integrating Service Delivery

• To support closer working at a GP locality level

• To support closer working with acute and community hospitals

• To develop a new model of care which is tested against benefits and costs

5: Shared Local Authority Services

• To improve efficiency and effectiveness by sharing directly provided services across Bournemouth, Poole and Dorset

Who will this apply to first?

• Frail older people with significant long-term health and care support needs

Question 1:Which of these areas do you think will have the most impact?

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1. Responding to demand29.6%

2. Improving effectiveness15.6%

3. Integrated commissioning19.3%

4. Integrated service delivery32.6%

5. Shared local authority service3.0%

Question 2:What would have the least impact?

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1. Responding to demand7%

2. Improving effectiveness8%

3. Integrated commissioning11%

4. Integrated service delivery1%

5. Shared local authority service73%

Question 3:Which one would you most likely want to make a contribution to?

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1. Responding to demand26.3%

2. Improving effectiveness23.3%

3. Integrated commissioning15.8%

4. Integrated service delivery29.3%

5. Shared local authority service5.3%

This is only half the story!

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