Network Governance Service Delivery Group, January 2018

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Network Governance Service Delivery Group, January 2018 Cat McElvaney, Interim CHD Network Manager

The Network Board Structure 3/9/2015 Items Arising The Network Board Structure Service Delivery Group- roles and responsibilities Chairperson of the group Reporting to the Network Board (next meeting 21st May) Templates – with all relevant standards (adults paeds L1-L3) 5/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/2019

The Previous Network Board Structure- a recap 3/9/2015 The Previous Network Board Structure- a recap Strengths Weaknesses Good representative of stakeholders Infrequent for core team Good general engagement Lack of time for detail/can feel rushed Broad range of topics covered Limited opportunity for members to contribute Making progress Some inconsistency of membership Range of issues covered too broad Lack of accountability? Opportunities Threats To break functions into smaller groups able to get into detail Issues may fall through gaps To have focused task and finish groups for defined short term projects The groups don’t interface properly To use members’ expertise & interests more May have inconsistent membership Better rhythm of meetings for Network team Greater accountability Templates – with all relevant standards (adults paeds L1-L3) 5/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/2019

Network Board Network Clinical Governance Group 3/9/2015 Agreed Network Board Structure Network Board Network Clinical Governance Group Task & Finish Groups Network Service Delivery Group Templates – with all relevant standards (adults paeds L1-L3) 5/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/2019

Network Governance 5/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/2019

Remit of each group Network Board Network Clinical Governance Group 3/9/2015 Remit of each group Network Board Network Clinical Governance Group Network Service Delivery Group Task & Finish Groups Overall responsibility Education and training programme Standards & self-assessments Specific tasks or projects Escalation of concerns Incident management and learning Performance and capacity Defined lifespan Risks Annual M&M Workforce issues For example: Strategic direction Audit programme The website and other technology projects Paediatric protocols group? Performance assurance Clinical pathways, protocols, guidance Patient engagement and support groups Discharge communications reference group? Centres’, commissioners, charity etc. updates Patient leaflets and pathways Finance/Tariffs etc Templates – with all relevant standards (adults paeds L1-L3) 5/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/2019

Service Delivery Group – roles and responsibilities 3/9/2015 Service Delivery Group – roles and responsibilities Delivery of work plan for SDG; Supporting Centres within the network to understand and seek adequate funding for their services Supporting Centres to address gaps in standards Delivery of service improvement projects Delivery of the nursing strategy Undertaking actions required of the network by commissioners or reviews Promoting and evaluating any new network services Templates – with all relevant standards (adults paeds L1-L3) 5/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/2019

Service Delivery Group – roles and responsibilities cont’d Delivering improvements to transition care Identifying and addressing workforce issues within the network Ensuring appropriate communications with network stakeholders Responsibility for the network website Developing the role of patient representatives within the network and supporting the patient engagement agenda Developing relationships with charities and support groups 5/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/2019

Membership of the Service Delivery Group 3/9/2015 Membership of the Service Delivery Group Have we got the right people in the room? Level 1- Doctor and Nurse, Adult and Paediatric Level 2- Doctor and Nurse, Adult and Paediatric Level 3- Doctor and Nurse Psychology Adult services manager- Level 1 and Level 2 Children services manager- Level 1 and Level 2 AHP Lead- Physiologist/Pharmacist/Physiotherapist? Patient Rep Still outstanding No adult level 1 doctor No Level 2 Dr No adult manager- level 1 5/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/2019

Service Delivery Group – Chairperson & Reporting Chairperson for the group Bi-annual progress report to Network Board Progress to date/key achievements against work plan Plan for next 6 months Issues/Risks to escalate 5/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/20195/9/2019

Thank you & Questions