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Presentation on using the YHPSN (Yorkshire and Humberside Public Services Network) to improve Health Integration and Policing. Presented by Jon Browne from Leeds Council at the Four-in-One Hot Topic Day in Leeds on 28 July 2014.
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User Needs Using the YHPSN to improve Health
Integration and Policing
Jon Browne
Leeds
July 2014
DCLG - Hot Topics
Agenda
• Two Scenarios
– Health Example
– Policing Example
Health
• Better Care Fund
– Relieve the pressure on the Acutes
– Get people out from hospital
– Keep people out from hospital
– Integration
• Care Records
• Integrated Teams – Gateway
– Neighbourhood
• Voluntary and 3rd Sectors
• Patient Engagement
Health ‘As Is’
Health ‘To Be’
Leeds Care Record
YHPSN
• Single Unified and Secure Network
– Covers Local Authorities, Health, Police and the PTEs
• Site Sharing using single comms link
– Leeds
– Wakefield
• ‘PSN Connected’
– Common ubiquitous and secure WiFi
– Free to use as Ad Hoc Service everywhere there’s WIFI
• Data Centre Consolidation
• Estates Rationalisation
• Engagement with 3rd Party and Voluntary Sectors
– Care Homes, Hospices etc.
Now
Health ASC
The Future
Health ASC Joint
Police
Policing
• Budget Reduction
– Need to do more with less
• Estates Rationalisation
– Reduction in Police Station Numbers
• Increase in travel distances
• Visibility
– Requirement for the Public to see the Police
• Look for more flexibility
Let’s take Leeds as an example
(but keep thinking Regional)
Police Stations in Leeds
Using Libraries
Benefits
• YHPSN Single Physical Network covers all sites so allows for site sharing quickly and simply
• Increase in ‘Touchdown’ opportunities
– Download BWV
– Faster update of core systems
• Officers stay on the beat for their shift
– Improved Productivity and Effectiveness
– Increased Visibility
• Travel decreased
– Expense and Time
• Libraries may open longer
– Viability improved
