Working with you to build healthy, supportive communities

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Working with you to build healthy, supportive communities

Practice population of 115,000 11 GP practices Health Connections Mendip set up in 2013 by Dr Kingston and Jenny Hartnoll. Practice population of 115,000 11 GP practices Whole team employed by Frome Medical Practice 2.5 FTE Area Leads 7.5 FTE Health Connectors 1 Service Lead 683 Community Connectors Working with you to build healthy, supportive communities

CONNECT www.healthconnectionsmendip.org Over 400 groups and services listed Embedded in EMIS so social prescribing at fingertips – coded on EMIS when signposted. Website template and EMIS templates replicable so available to other areas http://demo.healthconnectionsmendip.org https://wellbeingsouthsomerset.org 45,744 website hits 17-18

COMMUNICATE There is so much support out there – website not enough Overview Phone line manned 5 days a week Email signposting Letters to patients on practice register Newspaper articles Social media Monthly radio slot Awareness raising stalls Community Connectors Talking Cafes Working with you to build healthy, supportive communities

CONNECT Community Connectors Community Connectors are members of the community who know what’s out there and signpost friends, family, colleagues and neighbours to support in their own community. Working with you to build healthy, supportive communities

CONNECT Anyone can be a Community Connector Church congregations Supermarket staff Hairdressers Sixth form students Support group members eg Stroke Support group Drug and alcohol peer support workers Café staff Residents in sheltered Volunteer drivers Police Community Support Officers. Care home staff/care workers Taxi drivers Park Rangers Town Councillors Social Workers Job Centre Staff Young mums’ group Youth workers Working with you to build healthy, supportive communities

CONNECT 683 Community Connectors The number of Community Connectors is ever increasing. Average of 20 signposts a year per Connector 13,660 signposting conversations a year Number of Community Connectors is increasing weekly Frome Town Council contributes to the post District council has now given one day a week of their staff time to support the work Working with you to build healthy, supportive communities

GROUPS 5 weekly Talking Cafes 224 a year and…… Keyring Talking Café We also run Health Connections groups: 5 weekly Talking Cafes 224 a year and…… Keyring Talking Café Young People’s Talking Cafe Working with you to build healthy, supportive communities

GROUPS 6 week Self Management Programme. 4 programmes a year. We also run Health Connections groups: 6 week Self Management Programme. 4 programmes a year. ‘On Track’ goal setting groups. 3 groups every other week. 78 groups a year. Talking Cafes. 242 a year. Minimum of 474 groups run by Health Connections Mendip (excluding the self sustaining groups) Working with you to build healthy, supportive communities

BUILD Self Sustaining Groups – 100s of people attend every month Self sustaining groups we have helped patients set up. We often use ‘Identify and Invite’ 100s of people access these groups every month. Leg Ulcer Club COPD Support Group Macular Degeneration Support Group Diabetes Support Group Stroke Support group Café Connect for people with dementia and their carers Hearing Support Café – waiting room MS Exercise Group – never assume you know what people want Meniere's Support Group ….and more. Working with you to build healthy, supportive communities

BUILD Just those things that bubble up! Find volunteers Bring services together Put on big events - eg Older People’s Information Event Innovate eg Advance Care Planning Conversations in the community. Start partnership campaigns eg End Loneliness in Mendip. Help young people set up first ever Youth Patient Participation Group. Nurture relationships eg Adult Social Care, Home from Hospital Working with you to build healthy, supportive communities

CONNECT Health Connectors Health Connectors offer one-to-one appointments and do care planning Listen to patients and their carers to find out what is important to them Connect people into support in their community Support patients in managing a long-term conditions Assist them in setting goals and making changes that are meaningful to them Network creation, network mapping and network enhancement Being the glue but not necessarily the experts. We work on a shared EMIS clinical service on a shared care plan across 11 general practices Fact check Over 1,000 people supported 1:1 (100s more supported in our groups, 100s more attend the self sustaining groups that we have set up) Working with you to build healthy, supportive communities

WHY IT WORKS Different ways to get involved Different places we support people 1:1 Different ways into the service Different tools used One foot in primary care, one foot in the community. Shared EMIS services across the 11 practices where Complex Care GPs, Nurse Practitioners, HCAs and Health Connectors can all input on to the shared care plan. Working with you to build healthy, supportive communities

WHY IT WORKS We are trusted We do what is best for the patient We look for opportunities We are allowed to be creative We do things differently We make mistakes and learn from them Patients feel it belongs to them Staff enjoy their work Working with you to build healthy, supportive communities

Frome Model of Enhanced Primary Care

CASE STUDY Patient Story - Jenny

STATS 2016-17 stats 81%* of (HCM) patients saw an improvement in wellbeing (WEMWBS) 83%* of patients saw an increase in PAM score (patient activation) 93%* of patients said they felt more able to access support in the community 92%* of GP practice staff feel confident that their patients benefit from being signposted to HCM *based on those that answered 2015-16 Working with you to build healthy, supportive communities

email: mendip.healthconnections@nhs.net Call: 01373 468368 email: mendip.healthconnections@nhs.net Visit: healthconnectionsmendip.org Jenny Hartnoll Service Lead j.hartnoll@nhs.net Working with you to build healthy, supportive communities