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Caring for Ayrshire: Working together to transform our health and care services

Why transform our model of care?

Why transform our model of care?

• Demographic change and the impact of deprivation on our

population

• a different health and care service is required to

support our population now.

• Sustainability of services
• quality and safety
• workforce
• infrastructure (estate and digital)
• maximise resources to get best value
• New technologies, new ways of working

Strategic Change - Our Health 2020

• Partnership and co-production between individuals,

communities and the NHS and its partners in the public, third and independent sectors.

• A strong local health service supporting people in their day

to day lives to get the best from their health.

• A focus on making home and communities the hub for care,

rather than hospital.

Strategic Change - Our Health 2020

• Maximising the potential use of technology to improve health

and healthcare.

• A focus on reducing health inequalities, on prevention,

anticipation and supported self management.

• Where hospital care is needed, it will be person centred, safe

and effective.

• Where a pathway involving health and social care is required,

it will be integrated and seamless.

Ayrshire’s Health & Care System

• Deliver the best health and care services to the population of

Ayrshire & Arran to support quality of life

• Deliver sustainable services
• Access to the right expertise to support best outcome
• Ensure that as improved ways to deliver services are

evidenced and new standards developed we need to evolve to benefit our citizens

Ayrshire’s Health & Care System

Discussion Session 1

Question One

From your own experience, what challenges do health and care services in Ayrshire & Arran face?

• 20 minutes to discuss at your tables
• Write key points on post-it notes
• Group Feedback

Discussion Session 2

Question Two

What do you think matters most to the people of Ayrshire and Arran when accessing care or treatment?

• 20 minutes to discuss at your tables
• Write key points on post-it notes
• Group Feedback

Next Steps?

Get involved: Caring for Ayrshire Public Partner

• Potential Public Partner role(s) to support

the Caring for Ayrshire transformational change programme.

• Note of interest forms in your pack.

Stay informed: Caring for Ayrshire website

www.nhsaaa.net/caringforayrshire

• Caring for Ayrshire Animation
• Useful information e.g. leaflets, events,

surveys, presentations, proposals

• Feedback on what you tell us
• Postcard in your pack.

Stay informed: Other useful websites

www.nhsaaa.net www.east-ayrshire.gov.uk/SocialCareAndHealth www.north-ayrshire.gov.uk www.nahscp.org www.carena.org.uk www.south-ayrshire.gov.uk/health-social-care-partnership www.southayrshirelife.org

Stay informed: Social Media

Twitter

@NHSaaa @EAHSCP @NAHSCP @sahscp

#caringforayrshire

Facebook

www.facebook.com/nhsaaa

Stay informed: Public Involvement Network

• Ayrshire-wide virtual network of

people with an interest in knowing more about or improving health and care services.

• Receive up-to-date information
• n progress and service redesign

proposals as they develop.

Any final comments?

. . . and before you go!

• Evaluation
• Sign-up for Public Involvement Network

(if you haven’t already)

• Share your own experience
• Note of interest forms

Thanks for your input today!

caringforayrshire@aapct.scot.nhs.uk 0800 169 1441 or 01292 885822