care in Hampshire Our multi-specialty community provider Overview - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
care in Hampshire Our multi-specialty community provider Overview - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Transforming care in Hampshire Our multi-specialty community provider Overview NHS Five Year Forward View set out new models of care needed for sustainable future Initially 29 Vanguards across England to pilot them South
Overview
- NHS Five Year Forward View set out new models of
care needed for sustainable future
- Initially 29 ‘Vanguards’ across England to pilot them
- South Hampshire Vanguard is a Multi-specialty
Community Provider (MCP)
- Another Vanguard in North East Hants and Farnham is
‘Primary Acute Care System’ (PACS)
- NOT one size fits all: Local variation
- MCP is about transforming how care is organised and
delivered to improve out-of-hospital care
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What is a Multi-specialty Community Provider?
- An extended team of GPs and specialists offering
more straightforward access to a wider range of health and care closer to people’s homes.
- Centred around GP practices and primary care hubs.
- Supporting a population based around a natural
community of care.
- Enhanced support and promotion of self-care and
prevention
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Our MCP in South Hampshire
- Around 30 GP practices working in partnership with
Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust.
- Supporting population of 220,000 in three initial
localities (Gosport, East Hants and South West New Forest)
- Supported by 16 local health providers, commissioners,
local authority and third sector partners
- Working closely with local patients and communities
- Significant growth across Hampshire anticipated…
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Our MCP in South Hampshire
Your health, in your hands, with our help. East Hampshire
- 10 practices / 70k patients
- Semi-rural “new town”
Gosport
- 11 practices / 80k patients
- Urban deprived
New Forest
- 7 practices / 70k patients
- Rural – older demographic
Transforming local care
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A new model, built around natural communities of care
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Improved access to care An extended primary care team Fewer steps to access specialist support Prevention and self-management
Improved access to care
Your health, in your hands, with our help. Example of new model: Primary Care Access Centre
- In a central, accessible location
- Open 8-8 for walk-in or pre-
booked appointments
- Staffed by GPs,
physiotherapists, clinical pharmacists, nurse practitioner, paramedic, paediatric nurses
- Able to read and write to a single
shared clinical record
- Going live from autumn 2015 in
some areas
multiple points of access that are not integrated
Current model of care: Multiple, disjointed access points
Extended primary care team
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Bringing primary, community and adult social care together, with specialists from local hospitals and third sector organisations, to work as a single extended primary care team: the MCP
Fewer steps to specialist support
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See GP Planned Skype conversation: GP, consultant and patient. Management plan agreed. Respiratory team review investigations. Patient sees GP, investigations on site. Investigation Referral Seen in OPD to review results GP sees patient Letter to GP
Example of traditional respiratory care Example of new model
- f respiratory care
Prevention and self-management
- Putting people in control of their own health by changing
the dynamic of the relationship between health professionals and patients
- Engaging local people in positive health behaviours
- Linking intervention and support services available in
local communities to the Extended Primary Care team through Surgery Signposters to support those with long- term conditions to self-manage
- Supporting practitioners to take a whole person
approach in every interaction
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What are the priority areas in Gosport? (1)
- Extra support for people attending GP practices
frequently and carers, including ‘surgery signposters'
- Effective and consistent clinical triage to make sure all
patients requesting home visits receive the right level of response according to need
- Single point of access, multi-disciplinary, same day
appointment service
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What are the priority areas in Gosport? (2)
- Building closer working relationships between acute and
primary care clinicians to further join up care
- Bringing more pharmacy input to general practice and
the same day appointment service
- Creating a specialist care home team for Gosport
- practices. First action will be to deliver flu jabs to care
homes in Gosport over a three week period in September 2015
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The benefits
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For people using services, families, carers and citizens
- More straightforward access to a wider range of care via
your local GP practice or primary care hub
- Better outcomes based on what’s important to you
- More advice and guidance to help you make the right
choices and manage your own health and care
- Better access to local voluntary and community groups
- More involvement in design of care services near you
- In short, Better Local Care
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For health and care professionals
- Being part of developing new services that better meet
the needs of local people
- Working as one team with a much wider group of
professionals supporting the same people
- Access to team and leadership development and talent
management
- More time to support people who need your specific
expertise
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For the health and care economy
- More tailored, better value services co-produced by the
people who use them and commissioned based on
- utcomes rather than activity
- Reduced acute hospital activity (admissions and ED
attendance)
- More focus on primary care, education and prevention
- More sustainable services (esp. general practice)