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Evaluation Symposium Introduction Dave Meehan and Philippa Darnton, Wessex AHSN

NEHR Happy, Healthy, at Home symposium 100117 Session 1 - Introduction

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Evaluation SymposiumIntroduction

Dave Meehan and Philippa Darnton, Wessex AHSN

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Content

1. Context 2. Why evaluate?– Supporting local ambition– Supporting learning and spread

3. Deciding what to evaluate - the evaluation programme

4. Objectives for today

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The context

• WAHSN appointed as independent evaluation partner to Happy, Healthy at Home in 2015 to:1. Understand if the Vanguard’s New Care Models

are making a difference to patients, staff and the wider healthcare system

2. Spread our learning about those models that work (why and how) so that others might benefit

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Why evaluate?

“The need for robust evaluation of complex care initiatives is increasingly recognised as an essential element in managing major organisational and system changes in healthcare. (Nuffield Trust, 2015)”

“Learning requires a commitment to evaluating what works during implementation” (Ham et al, 2016)

At the heart of the Vanguard programme

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Why evaluate?

What has worked/not worked?

Why did it work/not work?

Can others benefit?

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Deciding what to evaluate

Work from logic models (illustrated by the programme logic model) – a logic of change

underpinning all NCMs

Develop evaluation questions (and methods) that measure the expected outcomes and the context

for change

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Improved personal wellbeing

Increased confidence of people to take responsibility for their

own health

Improved experience of care

Improved mental and physicalhealth outcomes

More care delivered at homeor in the community,

rather than in hospital15-20% fewer emergency admissions

and fewer hospital and care home bed days per head of population, compared to counterfactual, with

current model of care

Reduced annual costs per head of population

Improved staff satisfaction, staff confidence and staff

recommendation

E to deliver the following OUTCOMESHow have those

involved been affected by the changes?

How can the model of care be improved?

What is the impact on patient outcomes and

experience?

Which components of the care model are really making a difference?

From programme outcomes to evaluation questions

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Q12017-18

Q42016-17

Q32016-17

Q22016-17

Q12016-17

Programme overview

Establish steering group

Develop evaluation framework

Refine Evaluation plans with refresh of Logic models, Activity outputs, Outcome metrics and

AHSN in depth evaluation.

Ensure data collection in place for all proposed measures.

Work with CSU to design and create implementation and

evaluation dashboards

Plan and prepare for first in depth evaluation of Prevention

workstream.

Undertake detailed evaluation of Recovery College and Making

Connections projects.

Plan and prepare for in-depth evaluation of Farnham Locality.

Plan and prepare for in-depth evaluation of Enhanced

Recovery at Home.(ER@H)

Ongoing - data collection in workstreams.

Ongoing – regular production of implementation and evaluation

dashboards.

Produce quarterly progress report

Report on evaluation of Recovery College and Making

Connections projects.

Hold first evaluation Symposium focusing on Prevention

workstreams (Making Connections & Recovery College).

Undertake detailed evaluation of Farnham Locality (ICT, Ref. Man.,

& prelim. Pre-Diabetes)

Undertake detailed evaluation of Enhanced Recovery at Home

(ER@H)

Plan and prepare for in-depth evaluation of Yateley localityPlan and prepare for in-depth

review of Interoperability workstream.

Ongoing - data collection in workstreams.

Ongoing – regular production of implementation and evaluation

dashboards.

Produce quarterly progress report.

Detailed evaluation of outstanding Farnham Locality (UCC, Pre-Diabetes Education)

Report on evaluation of ER@H.

Hold second evaluation Symposium Farnham (ICT, RM,

Pre-diabetes)

Undertake & complete detailed evaluation of Yateley locality

Undertake detailed evaluation of Interoperability workstream.

Ongoing - data collection in workstreams.

Ongoing – regular production of implementation and evaluation

dashboards.

Produce quarterly progress report and first draft of Final

Report.

Report on evaluation of Yateley locality.

Report on evaluation of IT workstream.

Hold third symposium : Final reflections (Farnham, Yateley,

other workstreams)

Produce final report on summative evaluation of NEHF Vanguard programme in 2016-

17.

Undertake evaluation of Safe Haven Café.

Report on evaluation of Safe Haven Café.

Plan and Prepare evaluation of Safe Haven Café.

Plan and prepare evaluation of Acute workstream, to include

rapid evaluation of NEHF implementation of MISSION.

Undertake evaluation of Acute workstream

& report on evaluation of MISSION.

Report on evaluation of Acute workstream

Report on evaluation of Farnham Locality

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Our approach

Working in partnershi

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Combined methods

Action learning

Specialist skills

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Objectives for today

• Describe some evaluation case studies, focussing on the prevention workstream

• Explore some of the methods and tools we have developed

• Feedback some early findings• Share our learning and start other conversations

about evaluation (reflection cards)