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Whole Systems Change: A collaborative approach Exeter Mental Health Team RISE SHOT Gabriel House Current Service Design Mental Housing GP Nurse RISE Health I SHOT Need Help The Approach: Working with Complex Needs Person Centred


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Whole Systems Change: A collaborative approach

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Exeter

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RISE Gabriel House SHOT Mental Health Team

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Current Service Design

Housing Mental Health GP Nurse RISE SHOT I Need Help

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Appreciative Inquiry Trauma Informed Psychologically Informed Person Centred Asset Based Personal budgets “It’s all about relationships; workers going the extra mile”

The Approach: Working with Complex Needs

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Social prescribing Integration of care around the patient Peer Support Asset-Based Community Development Technology—enabled care plans “Health creation through informing Empowering and giving people real choice And more control over their lives”

The Health and Wellbeing Hub

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Integrated Care Exeter

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Stronger Exeter: what we want to achieve MEAM, ICE Integrated Health and Well-being Team for Homeless and Wat Tyler Hub Better experience and outcomes for People

  • Individually-centred based on self –determination , choice

and control

  • Needs-led responses and solutions
  • More resilience and self-responsibility
  • See the person not the problem
  • Asset-based, recognising strengths people already have

where they have come from and their future aspirations & potential Better use of resources

  • Pooling resources - £ and people
  • Shift to prevention and sustainability
  • Better value for £
  • Maximise potential of staff – skills, development. Coaching and

recruitment

  • Resources as close to the point of contact as possible

Organisations

  • Softening boundaries – eliminating silo working
  • Practitioner-level leadership and innovation
  • Understanding of whole system and contribution to it

Whole System: help me to get the support me and my family need to live the good life we choose

  • One system, one vision
  • Common outcome framework
  • Needs not services
  • Integrate commissioning to achieve population health & wellbeing

and reduce health inequalities

  • “Do today’s work today”
  • “One person, one record”
  • Increase productivity and improve outcomes by getting it right first

time

  • Design to get best value for £: eliminate duplication & waste
  • No door the wrong door – reduced number of doors?
  • Cross-sector responses

Responsibility and Accountability

Putting it All Together

Stronger Exeter: what we want to achieve MEAM, ICE Integrated Health and Well-being Team for Homeless and Wat Tyler Hub Better experience and outcomes for People

  • Individually-centred based on self –determination , choice

and control

  • Needs-led responses and solutions
  • More resilience and self-responsibility
  • See the person not the problem
  • Asset-based, recognising strengths people already have

where they have come from and their future aspirations & potential Better use of resources

  • Pooling resources - £ and people
  • Shift to prevention and sustainability
  • Better value for £
  • Maximise potential of staff – skills, development. Coaching and

recruitment

  • Resources as close to the point of contact as possible

Organisations

  • Softening boundaries – eliminating silo working
  • Practitioner-level leadership and innovation
  • Understanding of whole system and contribution to it

Whole System: help me to get the support me and my family need to live the good life we choose

  • One system, one vision
  • Common outcome framework
  • Needs not services
  • Integrate commissioning to achieve population health & wellbeing

and reduce health inequalities

  • “Do today’s work today”
  • “One person, one record”
  • Increase productivity and improve outcomes by getting it right first

time

  • Design to get best value for £: eliminate duplication & waste
  • No door the wrong door – reduced number of doors?
  • Cross-sector responses
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Exeter & Devon Health & Wellbeing Boards Integrated Care Exeter Board Sponsors Chief Executives Group Executive Group Programme Delivery Team Rapid Response, Crisis Support and Reablement for Homeless through new models of delivery prototyped through

  • Integrated Health & Wellbeing

Team

  • MEAM case co-ordination
  • Wat Tyler Hub
  • Options for future integration of

commissioning Discharge 2 Assess

C……. C…….

NEW Devon CCG/DCC Joint Commissioning Board Better Care Fund NHSE Commissioning Prison Healthcare Primary Care Exeter City Council Cabinet Devon County Council Cabinet New Devon CCG Governing Body RD&E Board Partner Boards & Trustees Programme A Improving the co-

  • rdination & delivery
  • f existing services

Programme B Risk Stratification & New Models of Care Programme C Community Resilience & Prevention City Wide Architecture for Community Resilience & Prevention City Wide Strategies for Social Investment Risk stratification for population health & Wellbeing Proactive Care co-ordination and integrated personalised commissioning through new models of care Piloting social prescribing and low level early intervention & prevention

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Future Service Design

Homeless Health and Wellbeing Team @ Watt Tyler House

Co-located with Clock Tower Surgery, SHOT, Probation, Voluntary agencies who assist homeless people

Housing

Mental Health

GP RISE

Nurse

St Petrocks Gabriel House

Feeling Helped

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Cultural Values Assessment

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Personal Values

Compassion Creativity

Humour

Well-being

Integrity

Coaching / Mentoring

Down to earth

Caring

Commitment

Experience

Honesty

Optimism

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Current Culture

Uncertainty about the future

Caring for the disadvantaged

Wasted resources Bureaucracy

Cooperation

Making a difference Blame

Giving / Volunteering Access to health services Drug/Alcohol Use Compassion

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Desired Cultural Values

Caring for the disadvantaged

Affordable Housing

Compassion Enthusiasm

Well-being Access to health services

Creativity

Long—term perspective Quality of life

Positive Attitude

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“Exeter's homelessness crisis: Police, council, church and homeless speak

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CHALLENGES: enforcement Vs Support

Emergency Exits:

Achieving the right balance between support and enforcement to reduce street-based anti- social behaviour in Exeter “Bullies Charter”: Comedian Mark Thomas slams Exeter homeless crackdown”

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Nicola Glassbrook Senior Public Health Officer (Health Inequalities)

nicola.glassbrook@devon.gov.uk

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“Create the conditions for people to have the freedom to lead a life they have reason to Value” Michael Marmot (2013)