The Black Country Sustainability & Transformation Partnership - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
The Black Country Sustainability & Transformation Partnership Background and National Context The Five Year Forward View published by NHS England in October 2014 the health and wellbeing of the the quality of outlined key areas
The Five Year Forward View – published by NHS England in October 2014 –
is to provide the best health and care services now and in the future. It identified a gap between where we are now and where we will be in five years time, with 3 areas highlighted – ‘The Triple Challenge’
the health and wellbeing of the population the quality of care that is provided NHS finance and efficiency
e Black Country health and care system faces significant challenges. Some of these challenges are changes in pulation need; others are changes in the way we organise and provide services; others grow from the way we engage h patients and the public. e face resulting gaps in care quality, health outcomes and financial sustainability. We must therefore act on multiple fronts e STP provides us with a framework for doing this. It is an opportunity to act systematically and together - to agree upon d address common challenges in a way that we could not as individual organisations. me key principles shape our collaboration: bsidiarity e distinct local communities –each with their own unique histories, strengths and challenges. llective Added Value
lation.
Vision: To transform our local health and care system in the Black Country to achieve material improvements in health, wellbeing and prosperity through the provision of standardised, streamlined and more efficient services Priorities: Cancer, Maternity and infant Health, Mental Health, Primary Care, Referral to Treatment, Urgent and Emergency Care The Black Country has a strong track record of delivery and innovation.
Black Country and West Birmingham STP Performance and Delivery Group Local Place-Based Care (GPFYFV) Collaboration Across the Black Country Wider Determinants of Health Walsall Together (Paul Tulley) Dudley MCP (Neil Bucktin)
Accountable Care Alliance Wolverhampton (Steven Marshall) Sandwell Integrated Health & Social Care (Sharon Liggins)
Connected Care Partnership West Birmingham (Claire Parker) Planned Care (Toby Lewis (STC)) Mental Health (Helen Hibbs) Transforming Care (Sarah Norman) Children (TBC) Cancer (David Loughton) Maternity (Richard Kirby) Urgent and Emergency Care (Diane Wake) Enablers: Partnership OD Communications and Engagement Finance E&D Oversight Bodies: HWBBs NHSE/I Cabinet Boards HOSC Clinical Leadership Group Joint Commissioning Committee Black Country Prevention Framework Giving Children the Best Start in Life Supporting Black Country Productivity Integrating Mental & Physical Health Local Workforce Action Board
Integration
base Acute Collaboration Workforce Wider determinants
Partnership Board in place - 18 partner
and the local Voluntary and Community Sector STP lead confirmed by partners Memorandum of Understanding in place PMO in place Executive sponsors identified for the transformation areas Clinical Leaders Group in place Work streams up and running Inc. enabler work streams around finance, performance & delivery, communication & engagement, organisational development, equality & diversity
Recognition that we had made progress Noted that we are not progressing as a system as quickly as other places Organise ourselves for delivery and that we are able to demonstrate how the system comes together, particularly around:
Agency Staff Winter Cancer
Reconfiguration
Merger
with Birmingham Community Healthcare The Black Country has a strong track record of delivery and innovation.
he Black Country transformational work is eady underway – partner organisations are ady busy involving local patients, partners, ff and clinicians on their plans.
established
work streams
consultation
Transformational work already underway