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Transcript
Community Transformation &
Long Term Conditions
Dominic Blaydon & Sarah Whittle
What is a Long Term Condition
“Long-term conditions are those conditions that
cannot, at present, be cured, but can be controlled
by medication and other therapies. The life of a
person with an LTC is forever altered. There is no
return to ‘normal’.”
Department of Health
Types of Long Term Condition
Hypertension
81,144
Cardio Vascular Disease
17,980
Diabetes
15,486
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
8,784
Stroke
6,595
Parkinson’s Disease
4,637
Multiple Sclerosis
3,606
Coronary Heart Failure
1,587
Impact on local health economy
• 70% of health & social care spend
• 80% of in-patient bed days
• 55% of GP appointments
• 70% of outpatient and A&E attendances
What do people with LTCs need?
8 issues that impact on experience of health and care services:
• Fast access to reliable health advice
• Effective treatment delivered by trusted professionals
• Involvement in decisions and respect for preferences
• Clear, comprehensible information and support for self-care
• Attention to physical and environmental needs
• Emotional support, empathy and respect
• Involvement of, and support for, family and carers
• Continuity of care and smooth transitions
How to improve services
• Risk stratification
• Case management – Single budget and manager
• Single point of access
• Patient skills programmes – Self management
• Psychological support
• Practitioner skills programmes
• Effective joint governance arrangements
• Aligned incentives - through new financial models
• Data sharing with real time access
Social Prescribing – What is it?
• Social prescribing is a framework for
linking patients with non-medical
needs affecting their health, wellbeing and ability to self-manage, to
sources of support within the
community.
What are we doing?
• Introduction of a risk stratification tool
• Case management programme
• Social prescribing
• 3rd sector engagement on supporting people with LTCs
• Reconfiguration of community nursing services
• Utilisation of alternative levels of care
• An enhanced Care Coordination Centre
• Integrated pathways across health/social care and acute/community
• Better performance management of community health services
Any Questions?