Change Fund for Older People 2011-15 Original aims of the Change Fund – improving outcomes for older people – supporting a shift in the balance of care.

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Change Fund for Older People Original aims of the Change Fund – improving outcomes for older people – supporting a shift in the balance of care from institutional to community based care – developing community capacity, co-production and preventative approaches Have these been achieved?

Balance of Care Increased from 29.0% %

Improved outcomes for older people Project case studies - see Evaluation Report ‘The team really helped me get used to being back at home and I went from being frightened of doing things to being happy to give things ago. My confidence is so much better now and I think I just needed time. I think people forget that older people need more time.’ Intermediate Care “When I came out of hospital I felt lost, for someone to start supporting me to move on in life was helpful – you’re not finished if you still can’t do something”. ECSS “I had a triple bypass in February so I feel the cold a lot more and depend on the heat. I need heating in the winter and now have a better understanding of how to use it.” Changeworks – Heat Heroes

“If CAS had not been put in place David would be in a care home and not looking forward to a new sense of freedom” Telecare “There was a consensus around the table that, over the period we had been working with the Rita, she had presented at the surgery less. (Previously she had frequently visited the surgery, often as a means of social contact, to talk about her low mood).” Community Connecting “I’m building my energy levels back up and I’m going home next week with the therapists to see how I get on. It will be a big thing going home but I’m more confident now.” Step Down “Ellen did not move out of her home due to having behavioural issues which were initially reported as extremely disruptive to care staff.” EBSS Prevention

Collaborative Working

Improved Outcomes for Older People - Collaborative working Examples Edinburgh Community Stroke Service and Community Connecting Steady Steps and Intermediate Care/ Community Connecting Edinburgh Behaviour Support Service and Dietetics Telecare and GPs Day Services and Day Hospitals/ COMPASS Care Home Liaison – Care Home staff, GPs, Community Nursing, MoE

Challenges 4 year funding Implementation/ lead in time (c18 mths) Embedding and mainstreaming of learning Release of funds Demographic pressures

Emergency admissions +75

Integrated Care Fund 1 year fund Edinburgh allocation: £8.19m Change Fund 14/15: £6.013m + £1.638m + slippage = £11.867m Scottish Government guidance – multi-morbidity and long term conditions – Not an extension of the Change Fund 4 partners Timescales – plan to be submitted by 12 December

Wider context – Financial Challenge Savings requirement 2015/162016/172017/18Total CEC*£22m£31m£14m£67m NHSL£50m£40m £130m *Council budgets are indicative as currently out for consultation

Wider financial context

Wider context Shift to prevention Integration at local level Workforce development and effective leadership Improved performance through transparency, innovation and technology We need to work together to do things differently!

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