Statewide PCP Chairs and Executive Officers Tuesday 14 August 2012 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Statewide PCP Chairs and Executive Officers Tuesday 14 August 2012 Sylvia Barry Manager Partnerships and Primary Health What I will cover today Primary health care strategic directions Work to strengthen community health


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Statewide PCP Chairs and Executive Officers Tuesday 14 August 2012

Sylvia Barry Manager Partnerships and Primary Health

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What I will cover today

  • Primary health care strategic directions
  • Work to strengthen community health services
  • Work to strengthen community health services
  • PCP 2013-17 development of the work program
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Primary health care policy context

Current – Victorian Health Priorities Framework 2012-22 Dec 2012 - Victorian Primary Health Care Strategic Directions 2012-22 Dec 2012 – National framework for joint primary health care plans July 2013 – Joint Victorian/Commonwealth primary health care plan

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Early stages of disease/disability Established disease/disability Complex condition Early intervention & treatment Chronic disease/ condition management

Focus of the draft primary health care strategic directions

Focus of the Victorian Health Priorities Framework

Continuum of care

At risk Episodic health events

Well

disease/disability Primary prevention Secondary prevention & episodic care

Focus

  • f the

Victorian Public Health & Wellbeing Plan

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People are as healthy as they can be

Victorian Health Priorities Framework 2012-22 reform outcomes Direction 1 A service system that is accessible

Victorian Health Priorities Framework 2012-2022 …driving the primary health care strategic directions

People have the best health care service outcomes possible People are managing their

  • wn health

The health system is highly productive & sustainable

Care is clinically appropriate & cost effective & delivered in the most clinically appropriate & cost effective settings

Direction 4 Providing the most effective care & sustainable care Direction 3 Working together for better health Direction 2 Victorians involved in their own health care Primary health care strategic directions

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Draft National framework for joint state/Commonwealth plans

  • Consistent with National primary health care strategy
  • 4 draft strategic outcomes:

Build a consumer-focused integrated primary health care system Improve access and reducing inequity Increase the focus on screening, prevention and early intervention Improve quality, safety, performance and accountability

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Work to strengthen CHSs

Community Health Indicators

  • Drawn from the Commission’s work on indicators for primary care and

developed for CHSs – some have a focus on SC and ICDM

  • Progress to date – draft suite of process / structure indicators developed,

recommendations for outcomes indicators being considered recommendations for outcomes indicators being considered

Community Health Integrated Program Guidelines

  • Service design based on local population needs
  • Improved consistency in service delivery and program design
  • Increased implementation of evidence based practice
  • Focus on client flow in accordance with service coordination principles
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PCPs reporting 2011 - results

Highlights:

  • All PCPs have core agencies as members, and increasingly are engaging

with mental health services and human service organisations

  • The SC survey indicated areas of consistent practice include; obtaining

client consent for disclosure of information, acknowledgement of urgent and client consent for disclosure of information, acknowledgement of urgent and routine referrals, implementation of SC principles into practice

  • The ICDM survey indicated that the following improvements were made; an

increase in consistent assessment, improved provision of self management

  • Some case studies flagged strong consumer engagement in PCP work
  • Some case studies showcased IHP and ICDM work that led to tangible
  • rganisational improvements at a catchment level (that are expected to

result in better care for clients)

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PCPs reporting 2011 - results

Areas for improvement:

  • Reporting identified that consumer engagement could be strengthened
  • The SC and ICDM surveys indicated that areas that require continued

focus are; coordinated care plans and sharing care planning information with General Practice with General Practice

  • Very few case studies identified the benefits for providers and for

consumers

  • Few ICDM case studies referenced the development and implementation
  • f care pathways for clients with chronic/complex conditions
  • Many IHP case studies lacked detail about evaluation results, and the

impact of work

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PCP 2013-17 development of the work program

  • PCP bridging year 2012-13 guidelines
  • Priorities framework and primary health directions
  • National primary health framework
  • Evolving work of medicare locals
  • Evolving work of medicare locals

Other work that informs the directions:

  • E care planning
  • PCP and private providers project
  • Service coordination workforce initiative
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Your feedback

What would you like to see included in the 2013-17 PCP work program? Feedback to Sylvia Barry by 31 August 2012 sylvia.barry@health.vic.gov.au