Www.cymru.gov.uk NHS Wales Setting the Scene Strategic Direction for Health Care in Wales Paul Williams | 3 February 2011.

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NHS Wales Setting the Scene Strategic Direction for Health Care in Wales Paul Williams | 3 February 2011

Our Strategic Direction – Public Services “Improvement is enabled through collaboration, integration and innovation across sectoral and geographical boundaries. This is our alternative to public services driven by the market and competition between service providers.” “Wales - A Real Community”, First Minister, Carwyn Jones

Our distinctive approach to public services We committed to: Putting people first Working together collaboratively to deliver better services Developing a world class workforce Securing better value for the Welsh Pound and to Relentlessly driving change. First Minister for Wales – Wales a Real Country – 2nd November 2010

“ Central organising principle” Sustainable Development will be the central organising principle of the Welsh Assembly Government. Sustainable Development means enhancing the economic, social and environmental well-being of people and communities, achieving a better quality of life now and future generations. One Wales: One Planet, a new Sustainable Development Scheme for Wales, 22 May 2009

Joined up Government

Wellbeing maximised across generations and through life-courses

NHS Wales Reform – A Coherent Response Structural Reduced number of organisations Integrated organisations – Primary, Community, Specialised and Tertiary Central Role for Public Health Supporting policies that shift the balance of care Chronic Conditions Management Primary and Community Care Strategy Rural Health Plan ICT Strategy Systems Thinking Implementation: A 5-Year Service, Workforce & Financial Strategic Framework Step change in financial control and performance management Transform services to deliver integrated care Clinical engagement and staff empowerment Maximise partnership working and opportunities

Programme Management Chief Executive NHS Wales/ Director General, Health & Social Services Chief Executives Local Health Boards & Trusts Programme Office National Leads, Chief Executive & WAG Directors 7 Delivery Plans 12 National Programmes

National Programmes The 12 National Programmes being delivered to drive transformation and service change are: Prevention and Promotion Unscheduled Care Mental Health Long-Term Conditions/Primary Care Continuing Health Care Acute Care Medicines Management Informatics Workforce Modernisation Social Services/Partnerships Patient Engagement/Experience 1000 Lives Plus

NHS Wales’ Vision is to transform itself into a well- functioning integrated care system “ SOURCE: “Die Optimierer” (an interview with Wolfram Otto). McKinsey Wissen, 2008, Volume 19, pp B. G. Sandhoff et al., “Collaborative Cardiac Care Service: A multidisciplinary approach to caring for patients with coronary artery disease,” Permanente Journal, 2008, Volume 12, Number 3, pp ; Stockholm conference, October 2008, Team analysis Aspiration NHS Wales will bring together the different groups involved in patient care (including social care) so that services are more consistent, cost-effective and coordinated, therefore better meeting patient, organisation and financial needs. Public Health, Prevention and Promotion. Care settings coordinated by shared access to knowledge and shared processes. Care is delivered seamlessly across multiple organisations. Care takes a citizens centered view. Core elements

Each LHBs develops, and is accountable for implementing, its own 1 year and 5 year plans Betsi Cadwaladr Hywel Dda Powys Cardiff & Vale Cwm Taf ABM Aneurin Bevan Leadership CEO, Director of Planning, CFO, Med Director Core team  1 leader for each initiative, to build on and tailor initiative plans to LHB needs/resources  Supported by clinicians and functional experts as needed Plan table of contents Chapter 1: case for change Clinical outcomes Patient satisfaction Finances Staff engagement Chapter 2: projected impact Chapter 3: Initiatives Action plans Impact Chapter 4: Enablers IT Resources Organisation Incentives Local plans developed directly by senior team, with focused accountability for each Initiative. Shows“past trend” projections for budget, headcount and quality- of-Care. Compiles local plans to execute the initiatives, with clear and detailed actions, accountabilities, and timelines Shows savings by initiative by year. Indicates what support the LHB will require from the centre to realize plan. Shows how local initiative plans will impact budget, headcount and quality-of-Care. Trusts to develop their own 1 and 5- year strategic Plans.

Closing the Gap between Primary and Secondary Care Early identification of risk factors Integrated Health & Social Care Teams Implementation of Chronic Conditions Management Model Setting the Direction Development of Unscheduled Care Pathway

NHS Shared Values Putting quality and safety above all else: providing high value evidence based care for our patients at all times Integrating improvement into everyday working and eliminating harm, variation and waste Focusing on prevention, health improvement and inequality as key to sustainable development, wellness and wellbeing for future generations of the people of Wales Working in true partnerships with partner organisations and with our staff Investing in our staff through training and development enabling them to influence decisions and providing them with the tools, systems and environment to work safely and effectively

Strategic Direction and Intent Key Workforce Priorities Citizen Centred Collaboration and Partnership Working OD and Culture Change Re- balanced Workforce Appropriat e and Affordable Workforce Workforce Sustainability Enabled Through To Deliver

Progress so far All Health Boards have identified locality clusters/community networks GPs engagement in new management arrangements Community Resource Teams being established Communication Hubs on track for 2011 Joint Locality Directors with Local Government Trial Primary Resource Centres: - Cardiff - Merthyr

Conclusion We know where we want to go – our Strategic Direction… We must work together to deliver the vision … An engaged workforce will be key to delivering this transformation