Quarterly engagement event
Event programme • Welcome and introduction – Dr David Kelly • Engagement update – Dr David Kelly • Challenges and Changes - Pat Keane • Table top-discussion and voting buttons - All
Update on engagement on health services in care homes • Healthwatch Kirklees led work in local care homes • Feedback from 250 people including residents, staff and carers from 16 care homes in North Kirklees. • O verwhelming support for introduction of regular health and wellbeing reviews • 72.4% thought telehealth was a good idea • 58.1% supported the idea of one GP practice per care home
Update on podiatry consultation • Engagement took place June- August 2017 • Over 800 people from across Kirklees responded • 72% agreed or strongly agreed with proposal to apply the existing eligibility criteria • 64% disagreed or strongly disagreed with proposed changes to clinic locations in Greater Huddersfield .
Update on engagement on extended access to GP services • Engagement took place Oct-Nov 2017. • Received over 1,900 surveys from across Kirklees • Report of findings published December 2017. • Will be used by the CCG to help develop extended GP services locally
Questions?
Challenges and Changes Pat Keane, Chief Operating Officer
How does NHS in England work – Play video
Challenges and changes Tough Decisions Demand for Services Resources Available
National picture Richard Murray, Director of Policy for The King’s Fund , said: ‘The additional money for the NHS is a welcome shot in the arm as it struggles to meet rising demand for services. But it is still significantly less than the £4 billion we estimate the NHS needs next year. Even with this additional funding, the service will struggle to meet key targets and provide the investment needed in services such as general practice and mental health. NHS chief Simon Stevens said the elective waiting list will balloon to 5 million patients by 2021 and ambitions to improve mental health and cancer care will be jeopardised unless the NHS gets a major funding boost … government could be forced to “publicly, legally abolish patients’ national waiting times guarantees” and it would become “increasingly hard to expand mental health services or improve cancer care”.
What are we doing about it? Across West Yorkshire and Harrogate: • Reducing differences in care provided • Preventing ill health • Accelerator zone for A&E • Cancer care • Stroke
What are we doing about it? In North Kirklees: • Changes to prescribing • Referral support service • Health optimisation • GP extended hours • New frailty model • Working with Mid Yorkshire Hospital NHS Trust
Discussion groups Q1. Is there anything missing from the list? Is there anything that can be removed from the list? Q2. What health care services could you not do without? What’s too good to lose in North Kirklees? Where are our ‘red lines’ for change ? Q3. What can we stop doing, or do less of? What can be compromised in order to protect/grow/create the things that matter most?
Using the voting sets • Have you got a voting pad? • You only need to use the top 9 buttons – the ones marked 1/A, 2/B etc. • For most questions you can change your mind. Only your last answer is counted • So let’s give it a go…
How did you get here today? A. Car B. Walk C. Bike D. Public transport E. Unicycle 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% Car Bike Walk Unicycle Public transport
If anything, what would persuade you to support changes to local health services? A. Support from local health / care staff 83% B. Evidence it will improve care C. Evidence it will save money D. Communication / information from the NHS E. Evidence of public engagement 9% 4% 4% 0% 0% 0% 0% F. Support from local politicians All of the above None of the above Evidence it will save money Communication / inform... Support from local healt... Evidence it will improve ... Support from local politi... G. All of the above Evidence of public enga... H. None of the above
How do you want to be involved in discussions about changes to local health services? A. Attend a public event – 33% daytime B. Attend a public event – 25% evening 21% C. Fill in a survey 13% D. Discussion at my GP 8% practice patient group E. Online discussion 0% 0% [Twitter/Facebook] Fill in a survey All of the above None of the above Discussion at my GP prac... Online discussion [Twitt... Attend a public event – ... Attend a public event – ... F. All of the above G. None of the above
Thank you
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