Rehabilitation to deliver the 5YFV

Penny Roberts Service User

Ritah Bernadt Service User

Dr Sri Kalidindi Chair, Faculty of Rehabilitation and Social Psychiatry, RcPsych

Shelagh Morris Deputy Chief Allied Health Professions Officer

Lindsey Hughes Rehabilitation Programme Lead

Definition and Vision • Rehabilitation is the development, to the maximum degree

possible, of an individual’s function and/or role, both mentally

and physically, within their family and social networks and within

education/training and the workplace where appropriate.

• Rehabilitation will be key to every episode of care.

It will maximise mental and physical health, independence and

occupation. Rehabilitation is everyone’s business.

Rehabilitation journeys

Penny Roberts

Ritah Bernadt

Discussion

• Compare your card with your neighbour -are you in agreement on what you have heard?

• What elements, if any, didn’t you hear – why do you think this is?

• Following today’s discussion – how will you do things differently in your organisation/what is your learning?

• Make this pledge on the back of your score card

What are the powerful messages you have discussed?

How will rehabilitation deliver

5YFV?

Prevention

• Primary and secondary prevention

• “Pre –habilitation”

• Early intervention

• Self referral

Integration • Breaking down traditional boundaries

• Prevention of emergency admissions

• Out of hospital care –

• Transitions - vertical and horizontal integration

– Acute/community/primary care

– Children and young people to adult services

• Opportunities

– Vanguard sites

– Devo Manc

Person centred care • Empowering patients and their carers and families,

• Self management

• Co production

• Mental and Physical health

• Opportunities

– Personal health budgets

– Integrated Personal Commissioning

Economic gains Issue Stakeholders

Return to work reduced reliance on state benefits DWP

Enable people to remain in work DWP, employers

CYP – maximise educational opportunities and decrease cost to social care

DfE, Social care, DWP

Supporting elderly to maintain independence Social care

Increase participation in society/reduced behavioural issues

MoJ

Injury Cost Recovery Insurers, NHS

Principles of good rehabilitation http://www.wessexscn.nhs.uk/index.php?cID=306

Rehabilitation Innovation Challenge Prizes • Rehabilitation Prize - recognise and award initiatives that exemplify a

modern patient pathway in rehabilitation

• Rehabilitation Acorn Prizes – recognise and reward small ideas that have the

potential to make a big difference in rehabilitation

• Total prize fund of £90K

• Closing date for applications 19th October 2015

• For more information go to:

– http://www.england.nhs.uk/challengeprizes/

– Follow @ChallengePrizes