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Developing ‘Virtual Developing ‘Virtual Communities’ within Communities’ within
CAMHS servicesCAMHS services
Developing ‘Virtual Developing ‘Virtual Communities’ within Communities’ within
CAMHS servicesCAMHS servicesMark Johnson – Director of Informatics – Mark Johnson – Director of Informatics –
Mental Health StrategiesMental Health StrategiesAtif Ali – Project Manager, Greater Atif Ali – Project Manager, Greater
Manchester CAMHS Joint Commissioning Manchester CAMHS Joint Commissioning TeamTeam
Characteristics• Wide geographical spread• Multi-agency • Wide range of access to
technology• Multi-disciplinary• Multiple range of interest areas
Identified community needs
• Secure areas• Easily accessible• Discussion forum• Document library• Shared contact
lists
• Shared ‘service development’ – projects
• Planning tools• Enhanced
communication• Relatively cheap
‘Virtual Community’ solution
• Multi-agency/disciplinary
• https (128bit encryption)
• Runs on any WWW and NWW platform (browser)
• Discussion forum• Shared ‘drive’• Shared contacts
• Transparent and visible
• Very simple to use• Shared project
management• Very cost effective • Managed
Admin / Management• Need for practical
support• Pivotal role in
building links• Efficiency is the
key• keeping everyone
updated
• Communication =
Success• Meetings without
the venue• Spreading the
Good word
Processes / Resources• Mind the GAP• Promote Learning• Sharing good
practice• Building a CAMHS
knowledge base
• Varying range of It equipment
• Knowledge & Skill levels
• Inputting extra resources
• Training & development needs
Values / Knowledge• Developed
alongside clinical network
• Multidisciplinary• User led • Builds upon local
developments
• National agenda (NSF’s)
• CAMHS identity with host service
• Regional necessity to enhance collaboration / communication
End Users / Technology• Varied range of IT
skills• Professional
boundaries• Initial Scepticism• Competing priorities• Operationalise
community processes
• Increased access to WWW
• NHS and Social Care Firewalls
• Use of community outside normal work environment
• Software reporting• Software supplier