A Journey to Achieving the Triangle of Care at Oxleas Anna Chan - Trust Carer Lead.

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A Journey to Achieving the Triangle of Care at Oxleas Anna Chan - Trust Carer Lead

Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust Greenwich Bexley Bromley

Oxleas Woods

Oxleas Mental Health Services Acute Care Units Crisis Teams and Day Treatment Teams Community Mental Health Centres Rehabilitation Units Forensic Unit

2007 The Board decided on four must do objectives to improve support for families –Support Families and Carers –Provide information for Service Users and Carers –Enhance Care Planning –Improve relationships with Service Users and Carers Created two carer support worker posts Seconded Head of Family Therapy to create a Family Inclusive Practice (FiP) course for staff

2008 Created a Trust Carer Lead post Developed a Carers’ Strategy Set up a Family and Carer Strategy Steering group Produced a carers handbook Started FiP training for staff in selected acute wards

2009 Carer registration and carers assessment became Key Performance Indicators Created a Families and Carers section on the trust website Produced a handbook for young carers Recruited two trainee psychologists to help with FiP administration

2010 Created a system for reporting clients with no carers and carers with no assessments Set up more support groups including one in the forensic unit 42 teams attended the FiP training course Ran Caring with Confidence training course in all three boroughs 14 teams took part in ToC self assessment

2011 Started monthly audit of carers assessments Updated carers handbook Created a part time carer support worker post in the forensic unit Started a family therapy service for forensic clients and their family Continued with FiP training programme for community mental health teams and learning disability teams

2012 Updated Carers’ Strategy to include community health services Produced a common sense confidentiality leaflet for all services FiP training programme finished Implemented a carers awareness e-learning course for all clinical staff

2013 Conducting a trust-wide carers survey Working with Greenwich Council to enable carers to access carers payment Working with community health services to provide better information for families and carers All mental health teams to complete ToC self assessment

Obstacles Working with families and carers is still considered additional work by some staff Carers KPIs are seen as tickbox exercises Difficult to provide consistent support to carers due to varying services in different boroughs Lack of funding

Bridges/Gateways Executive commitment –Carers are included in the 4 must do objectives –Director of Nursing and Governance is the chair of the Family and Carers Strategy Group –Chief Executive, Chairman and other executives regularly attend carers events and carers groups Good support from other services such as Communications, Training, Quality and Audit, and Psychological Therapy Strong partnership with local organisations