Geraldine Mynors Presentation to TiMS Group MS Trust Annual Conference 4 November 2012.

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Geraldine Mynors Presentation to TiMS Group MS Trust Annual Conference 4 November 2012

Hello! Mynors Suppiah is a health consultancy focusing on – Service evaluation – Improving patients’ experiences – Patient information and access to health records – Patient and public involvement in health Working with the MS Trust since 2004

The context for GEMSS NHS undergoing massive organisational change Fragmentation of commissioning and uncertainty about MS commissioning £20 bn efficiency savings required by 2014/15 – threats to posts and services Need to make a compelling case for the retention and development of services

GEMSS arose from work commissioned by the MS Trust in 2010

About the GEMSS pilot Over 14 months – April 2012 to May 2013 Working with four nurse teams (13 nurses and 1 physio) in Dorset, Sheffield, Dudley and Northumbria About: – building skills and knowledge of evaluation – generating and communicating evidence Overseen by expert advisory group Frameworks and practical tools for others to adopt

The GEMSS Teams 2 day workshop at Tankersley Manor, Barnsley, May 2012

Main achievements to date Evaluation framework for MSSN services created Training workshop delivered with teams over two days, where they refined the framework and co- developed quality indicators Data collection and analysis tools developed, mostly using simple excel sheets Tools deployed locally in all five Trusts Regular (monthly) webexes held with teams to troubleshoot issues and provide support

8 GEMSS tools ToolFormat Basic activity analysis minimum data setExcel tool Caseload analysis toolExcel tool Process quality indicators (4-6 max)Excel template for collection, to create ‘dashboard’ of results Case studiesTop tips document and masterclass Patient surveyPostal and online with excel template to analyse results Health care professional survey (for GPs, neurologists, therapists etc.) Online only with excel template to analyse results Analysis of nursing activities and value added Cassandra tool (Alison Leary) to be implemented for working days Overall annual report template, including service description and cost analysis Word template GEMSS Project October 2012

What has worked well… Training for nurses in the basic evaluation topics – they felt grounded in the subject Teams co-developing and owning the evaluation framework and tools Teams challenging one another’s practice and sharing ideas Electronic tools and communication materials provided ready-to-use Ongoing support through webexes has maintained motivation

Challenges encountered Information governance issues Teams are overstretched and have little admin support – data entry is a major challenge Resource constraints (allowing nurses study leave, postage for surveys) Undeveloped IT systems and skills in some teams Tariff systems can distort local management priorities

From GEMSS pilot to GEMSS programme… AimTo demonstrate the quality, value and impact of MS specialist services Objectives (draft) To improve the breadth and quality of the evidence base for MS specialist services To develop MS specific service outcome measures and quality indicators which are aligned with current NHS policy To support evidence-driven service improvement To build capacity amongst MS specialists in gathering, analysing and presenting evidence about their services To build a repository of evidence of patient experience of MS specialist services

Possible GEMSS projects Physiotherapist/Occupational Therapist project – adaptation of the nurse project for allied health professionals Roll-out of MS specialist nurse project– dissemination of the tools and training across the UK MS Service Project Fund – to support local projects to improve MS services, with the specific expectation that each project would include an evaluation of its impact Surveys – systematic surveys of people with MS to gather a larger evidence-base of patient experience; also surveys of MS professionals to build a comprehensive picture of challenges, threats and resources Commissioned projects – Guided by the Advisory Group, the MS Trust would commission specific projects to improve the evidence base.

Questions we would like to answer 1.What information would you like to have about your services and their impact that you don’t have today? 2.What are the main barriers to demonstrating the value of your services today? 3.What would you hope might be achieved if you had better evaluation data about your services? 4.What hurdles / issues could you envisage if we adapt GEMSS nursing tools for AHPs?

Please help us answer the questions Split into four groups Spend 10 minutes at your station thinking about the question and writing up answers Spend 10 minutes (individually) visiting the other stations and adding any points you think have not been covered Facilitator for each station report back (5 minutes each)

PLEASE COMPLETE THE SURVEY!! 1