TEWV Who we are and what we do

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TEWV Who we are and what we do Patrick Scott, Director of Operations, Durham and Darlington Dr Suresh Babu, Clinical Director Adult Mental Health Services 1

Operational Delivery 5 Localities Durham and Darlington Teesside North Yorkshire York and Selby Forensic Each led by Director of Operations, Deputy Medical Director and Head of Nursing Supported by Corporate Directorates eg HR, Finance, Nursing and Governance, Planning & Performance Accountable to Board of Directors and Council of Governors through Chief Operating Officer, Director of Nursing and Governance and Medical Director

DURHAM AND DARLINGTON LOCALITY The Locality’s operational services are managed within four discrete Directorates: Adult Mental Health Mental Health Services for Older People Children and Young People’s Service Learning Disability Services Many Services delivered in partnership with the local authority

ADULT MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Inpatient assessment and treatment from two hospital sites: West Park Hospital and Lanchester Road Hospital Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit Crisis Services - operating 24/7 Street triage service Liaison service into Acute Trust sites Community Intervention Teams operating from community and hospital based sites across Durham and Darlington Talking Changes (IAPT) Early Intervention in Psychosis (EIP) service Specialist services – Eating Disorders, Veterans’ Service Rehabilitation services

Inpatient assessment and treatment from three hospital sites: MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR OLDER PEOPLE Inpatient assessment and treatment from three hospital sites: West Park Hospital Lanchester Road Hospital Auckland Park Hospital Liaison service into Acute Trust sites Community Intervention Teams operating from community and hospital based sites across Durham and Darlington Care Home Liaison service Young Onset Dementia Service

Children’s Eating Disorder Service CHILDREN & YOUNG PEOPLE’S SERVICES Community Intervention Teams working from community and hospital bases throughout the Locality Children and Young People’s Crisis and Liaison Service into Acute Trust sites – an award winning team! Children’s Eating Disorder Service Respite service – Holly Unit, West Park Autism enhanced assessment service (November 2015)

ADULT LEARNING DISABILITY SERVICE Inpatient assessment and treatment from Lanchester Road Hospital Community Intervention Teams, integrated with Local Authority in Durham Specialist Health Teams – Physical Health Mental Health/Behavioural Support Review and Transitions Team Intake Team

Our Challenges Managing demand on services Improving access Efficiency without compromising quality Build on work as part of wider local system Improving involvement of Service users and carers in the governance of our services Workforce development and redesign Manage Transitions

Priorities 2017-18 and beyond… Transforming Care Next Phase of rehabilitation strategy Review and redesign Crisis Services Deliver national access targets for Early Intervention in Psychosis and IAPT services Review access model

Priorities Full implementation of Autism service for children Implement new approach to voice of lived experience in governance structures Continued approach to Quality Improvement Accountable Care Partnership Integrated Care Partnership

THANK YOU QUESTIONS? 11