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NHS 10 year plan
Learning disability and autism
Email [email protected]
Website www.england.nhs.uk/learningdisabilities
Twitter #LTPConversations
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Welcome!
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Working Together
Big words
Jargon
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1. Learning disability
2. Autism
3. Children and young
people
You can choose what to talk about:
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Introductions:
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About the NHS 10 year plan
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Services for heart and lung health
Learning disability and autism services
The NHS 10 year plan is about:
Cancer services
Mental health services
And other vital services for children, young people, working age adults and older people
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What we are doing to write the plan
Health care for people with a learning disability, autism or both will be an important part of the plan
This is an exciting opportunity!
We have to finish the planning by the Autumn of 2018
We are working with people and families, staff and partners to get our part of the plan right
We are having lots of meetings about it up to the end of September
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The NHS leads for learning disability
and autism:
Ray James
Ray is the national director for learning disability at NHS England.
Dr Jean O’Hara
Jean is the national clinical director for learning disability at NHS
England. She is also a consultant psychiatrist at South London and
the Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust.
Rob Webster
Rob is the chief executive at the South West Yorkshire Partnership
NHS Foundation Trust.
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Some things to think about:
What do we want the NHS to be like?
How will people act?
What will be in place?
What is important for the NHS in 10
years time for autistic people or people
with learning disabilities?
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Sharing ideas
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The big ideas
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For example:
• Autism strategy or plan
• Transforming Care
• LeDeR – learning how to
stop people from dying
earlier than others
• Annual health checks
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Building on what’s already there
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Putting the plan together
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Possible Themes and WordsWe know how we talk about
this matters
We have started working on
the big things the plan should
focus on.
We have also started working
on the words we will use.
We want your help to get these
right.
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Possible parts or themes of the plan
1. Better start
2. Better health
3. Better care
4. Better lives
5. Better value
6. All means all
Do your ideas fit into these themes?
Are they the right themes?
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1. Better Start - early life
What are the most important things that
must happen for children, young people
and families?
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2. Better Health
What needs to be in place so people can
live a longer, healthier life?
What are the most important things?
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3. Better Care – all health services
What will make the biggest
difference to people’s care across
all health services?
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3. Better Care – specialist care
What will help make sure people
get good specialist help if they
need it?
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4. Better Lives
Better lives go together with
healthier lives
What should the NHS be doing
about the things that help make a
good life – job, friends………
Are these the right things?
What is the most important?
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5. Better Value
What are the most important things to
spend NHS money on?
What will make the biggest difference
to people with a learning disability,
autism or both?
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6. All means all
What must the NHS do to understand
and include people, treating them
fairly?
What is the most important thing?
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Some things to think about:
For people with learning disabilities what would you start doing, stop doing, do more of?
For autistic people what needs to start or be built on?
So what do we do?
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Sharing ideas
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The big ideas
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What is working now or
what needs to be in place
to get there?
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What must be built on?
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Next steps
• Thank you for all your ideas
• All the feedback will help with the draft plan
• We have to say how much it will all cost
• The NHS and the government will say if the
plan is OK. They make the final decision.
• We will get a fixed amount of money
• This might affect how much we can do,
but we will do as much as we can
• The plan will start in 2019
If you think of anything else, you can take part again online:
www.engage.england.nhs.uk/consultation/developing-the-
long-term-plan-for-the-nhs
Email [email protected]
Website www.england.nhs.uk/learningdisabilities
Twitter #LTPConversations
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The 1 thing I want to see
included in the plan……
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Before we go………….
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Thank you
Safe journey
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