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Pan Lancashire Transforming Care Partnership (TCP) ‘Right Track’ Plan

Learning Disabilities: Turning improvement ideas into local action (Maria Howard)

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Pan LancashireTransforming Care Partnership (TCP)

‘Right Track’Plan

Transforming Care Partnership (TCP)

Providers

Population with Learning Disabilities and/or Autism

Specialised Commissioners

NHS England via Northern England Programme Board

Calderstones & Mersey Care Partnership Board

Lancashire Collaborative Commissioning Board Transforming Care Partnership Steering Group

Learning Disabilities Commissioning Network Children’s Network Sub groups

Health & Well Being Boards Overview & Scrutiny Committee

Reporting & Developing

Implementation

Steering Group

ComissionersNetworks HousingFinance

ResettlementTeam Procurement Workforce

Co Production Confirm & Challenge

CCB

Stakeholder Events

Create a Vision for a New Community Model of Care Resettlement of long term hospital placements Understand the Financial Implications Development of Services to Support Consider New Methods of Delivery look for Innovation and Partnership Approaches Improve Quality and User Experience Change the Culture

Pan Lancashire Priorities

Supports the delivery of the changes required Housing Strategy Development Procurement/Contracting/Commissioning – developing a flexible

agreement Workforce Understanding the Service Demand – Risk Registers/Data

Sharing Community Service Specification – New Model/All Age Avoiding Placement Breakdown/CRISIS Resettlement Programme Improving Health

Route Map- Work streams

Engagement Lancashire Confirm & Challenge group

established North West Events Supported Lists of existing groups Developing communication processes Asked about needs for homes, communities

, support requirements and staffing for service users and carers

Also invited to stakeholder events

What have we done and what have we learned………………….….…!

Market Stimulation – ACEVO Report Undertook a Request For Information February

16 Held an event in March 16– 93 Providers Many providers are interested in Lancashire Need to strengthen Leadership Need to commission smarter Need to Quality Assurance Need to harness partnership working Currently developing a flexible agreement Pan

Lancashire

What have we done and what have we learned………………….….…!

What have we done and what have we learned………………….….…!

Community Model Held a community team stakeholder event Developed a draft integrated service

specification Shared and discussed at a wider adult

stakeholder workshop Shared and discussed at a wider children’s

stakeholder workshop Had a ballot for all age specification Currently incorporating the comments and feed

back

What have we done and what have we learned………………….….…!

Housing Agreed to develop a Pan Lancashire Housing

Strategy Commenced data collection on population –

definitions and categorisation problematic Considered voids Engaged with District Councils Considered the models required to meet the

needs of the population Need to incorporate Children’s and transition

requirements

What have we done and what have we learned………………….….…!

Finance Urgent requirement to establish a pooled budget Identified a set of principles Held a workshop to develop Identified risks and anxieties Devised an Memorandum of Understanding – requested

sign up from all organisations to agree to work together Developed a draft plan Identified the current spend/ organisation populations Local Authorities reviewed line by line to clarify inclusions Footprints to be agreed Risk agreement considered the priority

What have we done and what have we learned………………….….…!

Workforce Plan developed with Health Education

England Stakeholder workshops held - adults and

children Engaged with providers to undertake mapping Considering how to incorporate into contracts PBS being considered as a specific

development Recruitment and retention are a concern and

have delayed discharges

What have we done and what have we learned………………….….…!

Resettlement Ratified the cohort, Clinical Commissioning

Groups & Specialised Commissioned Discharge co-ordination team Report to the steering group Devised a 12 point discharge plan Started a strategic approach to commissioning Considered models of care that will better

meet the needs of the population Complex cases – unique solutions in place

Ministry of Justice resistance

Know the population – what data and from where Data Holding/Sharing issues Acquisition programme Commissioner resources to progress Additional resources to support transition Development of STP – differing footprint Pace – systems are not established to support

decision making Doing too much all at once Appetite to be bigger, bolder and braver

Challenges

This is just the beginning…..

Need to maintain strong lasting partnerships Need to establish robust communication

links Need to learn what we still don’t know Engage those we haven’t yet reached Continue to work together to make a

difference

Ongoing Progress

Any Questions?

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Thank You