a providers perspective who are we? outline of our pilot work share our learning neil tryner head of...
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A Providers Perspective
Who are we?Outline of our pilot workShare our learning
Neil Tryner Head of Performance and Business Development
Why would you? Regulatory frameworkSafeguardingCurrent contractual obligationsExtra administrationOverhead allocationBusy doing the day job Is it the right thing to do?
People choose less dependent options: this is typically more cost effective
Models of Support Planning
Commissioning and Brokerage
General Population
Support At Home
“Low Level”Advice & Support
InstitutionalCare
AcuteCare
Information
Crisis Response
Transforming Community Equipment
Re-ablement/ POPPs
Support Related Housing & Assistive Technology
TRANSFORMING SOCIAL CARE
Our approach Test elementsMight get it wrongKeep it simpleExisting services and contracts
Aims
Did individuals situation improve
Different models
Wider implications
3 Pilots Our approach Did it work?Key learning
NorthamptonCoventryHereford
Did it work? Desire to increase independence
Customers made different choices
Initial evaluation of individuals is positive
Key learning Better person centred planning Better support to staffPilot environment not real- Welfare Benefit Implications on current contracts/ staffing Inconsistent commissioner approach Conservative aspirations
What else?Staff Code of conduct reviewed Homeless link work with most excludedBox of Frogs - What does excellent look likeQuality framework
SummaryFit for purposeRight thing to doRisk of changingRisk of not changing