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OCP IV and the SWRCP Plan Pieces of Success OCTOBER 6, 2015 Key Inputs and Milestones for OCP IV Stakeholder Consultation & Engagement; Ongoing Environmental Scanning Phase V: Phase IV: Phase I: Phase II: Phase III: Phase VI:


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OCP IV and the SWRCP Plan – “Pieces” of Success

– OCTOBER 6, 2015

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Phase 0 Phase I:

Conduct environmental scan, current state assessment & develop OCP framework.

Phase II:

Identify strategic priorities, desired

  • utcomes,

and options for initiatives.

Phase III:

Validate strategic priorities & prioritize initiatives. Start developing measurement framework.

Phase IV:

Finalize strategic priorities/ initiatives and develop implementati

  • n roadmap

(inc. funding).

Phase V:

Develop launch plan. Write plan, translate, develop final product. Obtain final sign-off. Launch.

Key Inputs and Milestones for OCP IV

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Stakeholder Consultation & Engagement; Ongoing Environmental Scanning Engagement with Cancer Care Ontario Executive Team, Provincial Leadership Council, Clinical Council, Patient & Family Advisory Council, and Regional Cancer Programs

Feb-Apr 2013 May 2013 - Jan 2014 May – Jun 2014 Jul – Aug 2014 Sep 2014 - Mar 2015 Feb - Apr 2014 Phase VI:

Develop detailed implementa tion plan & launch measurem ent of progress (scorecard)

Apr 2015

  • nwards

CQCO = Cancer Quality Council of Ontario

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Ontario Cancer Plan IV – Launched March 30/15

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Quality of Life and Patient Experience

Ensure the delivery of responsive and respectful care, optimizing an individual’s quality of life across the care continuum

  • Drive excellence in policy

development

  • Expand and integrate palliative,

psychosocial and rehabilitation services

  • Capture and use real time patient

reported information

  • Understand and improve wait times

from the patient perspective

  • Support health care providers using

new tools

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Safety

Ensure the safety of patients and caregivers in all care settings

  • Expand the use of technology/tools

to drive evidence-informed practice

  • Develop and implement patient

safety tools for outside the hospital setting

  • Develop system level oversight

mechanisms

  • Peer review care plans
  • Define cancer-specific education

requirements for providers

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Equity

Ensure health equity for all Ontarians across the cancer system

  • Implement provincial Aboriginal

cancer strategy

  • Access, analyze, and use data to

better understand and improve equity

  • Develop locally relevant policies

and programs to increase access and support care provider training

  • Advise government on the further

development of programs and strategies to improve access

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Sustainability

Ensure a sustainable cancer system for future generations

  • Continue to focus on cancer

prevention strategies

  • Continue to implement organized

screening programs

  • Access patient-perceived value in all

decision making

  • Optimize model of care delivery
  • Strengthen system capacity and
  • ptimize resources

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Effectiveness

Ensure the provision of effective cancer care based on the best available evidence

  • Expand measurement of clinical

patient reported outcomes

  • Expand performance management

model to non-hospital organizations providing cancer care

  • Leverage and expand the use of

evidence-based guidance for appropriate care

  • Develop unifying strategy for

personalized medicine

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Planning Activities since OCP IV Launch

SOUTH WEST REGIONAL CANCER PROGRAM

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Tracking Our Progress

Since the May 26th kick-off planning meeting, we have:

  • Identified three patient and family advisors to

guide the consultation process:

  • Public/Patient Engagement –

Jackie Westelaken & Mim O’Dowda

  • Provider Engagement/Strategic Oversight –

Paul McKnight

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Public and Patient Engagement

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  • Developed a public survey & distributed via social

media (Facebook, Twitter, regional website and established networks) - 60 responses received

  • Conducted patient focus groups and one-on-one

interviews in the following locations:

Stratford Wingham

  • St. Thomas

Chatham London Woodstock Owen Sound

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Results of the Public Survey

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Provider Engagement

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Consulted with 130+ individuals from over 20 different organizations across the region

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Pulling it all together (No black box!)

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CSQI Results LHIN IHSP Organization Specific Strategies Provider Consultation LHSC Clinical Services Plan OCP III & SWRCP 2012-2016 Patient & Family Consultation Public Survey Results

South West Regional Cancer Program Plan

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“Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success.”

  • Henry Ford