Herbert Protocol & Dementia Awareness Sergeant Vanessa Rolfe

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Presentation transcript:

Herbert Protocol & Dementia Awareness Sergeant Vanessa Rolfe

Where are we now? Where do we want to be? How do we get there?

The Herbert Protocol

War veteran of the Normandy Landings George Herbert War veteran of the Normandy Landings

Benefits Bespoke protocol for an organisation that can be updated easily A documentation of intention to underpin care procedures and to follow best practice Opportunity to liaise regularly with local Police contact

Benefits of Herbert Protocol Contingencies – to deal with missing persons Coordinated / Professional approach from care home staff Beneficial to care homes on inspections Beneficial to care homes in the eyes of residents relatives Professional package to hand to police to ensure – swift and coordinated Police Response

Statistics 2352 Missing from home in 2013 16.1% with mental health issues (11.95% in 2012) 9.3% of these missing 3 times previously Significant costs to other partner agencies

Statistics On average, in police time each high risk missing person costs £3201 and medium risk cases £1234 in officer time Costs to other emergency services Right to life, Protection of life, duty of care On average, in police time each high risk missing person costs £3201.94 in officer time. (30 PC hours, 15 Sgt Hours 5 inspector Hours, 2 Supt Hours). Statistics provided by Insp Allison £76800 could be saved .

Resources VANESSA Police resources dogs helicopter operational support specials & volunteers landrovers body heat seeking equipment H2H RESOURCE INTENSIVE Routine tasks can be time consuming – checking hospitals previous misper reports

Other Emergency Services Response VANESSA Paramedics Fire & Rescue Air ambulance Coast Guards Media BUT ultimately we want quick response to have the best opportunity to find the missing person SAFE & WELL

Herbert Protocol Developed Available for anyone with dementia or learning disabilities http://www.westyorkshire.police.uk/dementia

Dementia Awareness

Partnership Working Health Authority Fire & Rescue Service Local Councils Alzheimer’s Society Community Members

Dementia Awareness Resource Library Community Champions App for Smart Phones Training pack Satellite Tracking

Dementia Friendly

Summary

Questions

Thank you vanessa.rolfe@westyorkshire.pnn.police.uk

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