1 Primary Care Optometry 2012 Mike George. Primary Care Health care at the point where a person makes an initial approach to a health professional 2.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Considerations in integrating optometry into regional VISION 2020 plans.
Advertisements

Do you sometimes wish that there was a way to be more involved in influencing the improvement of the patient journey? Do you find that professional boundaries,
DEVELOPING THE PRIMARY CARE WORKFORCE Helen Broadbent Director of Modernisation and OD Bradford South & West PCT.
Optimising the Primary/Secondary Care Interface in Eye care Services Richard Best Belfast Health and Social Care Trust.
1 Context, Challenge, Change Charlie Mack, Director RNIB NI Diane Hudson, Eye Care Liaison Officer David Barnes, Regional Manager.
Welcome to the new acute and community County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust Clinical strategy FT member events April 2011.
Optometry. Optometrists Provide a comprehensive visual examination Detect and diagnose eye health problems Prescribe and supply spectacles and contact.
UNIVERSAL EYE HEALTH Ha Noi – Viet Nam 27 June 2014.
Croydon Clinical Commissioning Group An introduction.
1 Prevention of Avoidable Sight Loss Challenges and Opportunities in Scotland - Today and Beyond Gozie Joe Adigwe Preventions Officer RNIB Scotland.
© INTERNATIONAL GLAUCOMA ASSOCIATION (274681) 2009 The International GLAUCOMA Association Subhash Suthar D Pharm Development Manager.
Effective scale up of refractive error and primary eye care service within a District Health System: Results of the Seeing is Believing Program in the.
Providing the full range of Local Enhanced Services: The case of Manchester Karen O’Brien Associate Director Primary Care Commissioning.
School for Social Care Research Improving the evidence base for adult social care practice Taking On and Taking Over: Physically Disabled Young Adults.
Rhif elusen gof Reg charity no Increasing the take up of sight tests Ceri Jackson Head of Sight Loss Prevention RNIB Cymru.
Inherited eye conditions. Some eye problems can run in the family Refractive error –Myopia –Hyperopia –Astigmatism Strabismus Retinitis pigmentosa Colour.
Together for Eye Health Care National Eye Health Care Service Plan for Wales 2012 – 2017 Dr Barbara Ryan Cheif Optometric Advisor.
The Community Perspective George Romanes Community Pharmacist Scottish Borders.
6 th GCC Primary Health Care Conference Riyadh Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 05 June 2007 The Effectiveness of Primary Care Elizabeth A. Dubois Associate Director.
Eye care and public health: successes and challenges Department of Optometry & Visual Science Excellence in Eye Care Education and Research for over 100.
Gwyneth Thomas, Health Statistics and Analysis, Welsh Government Chair of Together for Health: Eye Health Care Delivery Plan Statistics Group Statistical.
Better Health. No Hassles. A Healthy Eyes Healthy People Presentation Glaucoma… Knowing the Facts Can Save Your Sight.
Family Medicine Residents, Optometry Students, and Faculty Members Engaged in Health Professions Education and Collaborative Patient Care: An Example of.
An overview of the Welsh Low Vision Service Barbara Ryan, Tom H Margrain, John M Wild Cardiff School of Optometry and Vision Sciences, Cardiff University,
General Practice Primary Care Workforce Planning & Development Community Education Providers Network Abdol Tavabie Interim Dean Director Health Education.
Our medium term strategy: Southern Health in 5 years time Second draft March 2012.
Priory Fields Patient Participation Group Survey December 2011.
The NHS Eyecare Pathway Pilots Andrew Kent Anita Lightstone NHS Eyecare Services Team.
1 RNIB's Community Engagement Programme (CEP): Sharing the Glasgow Experience Dr Ken O'Neill GP and Clinical Director NHS GG&C Gozie Joe Adigwe Senior.
A new service for eye care in Wales Committed to excellence in eye care.
Enhancing and developing eye and vision care worldwide.
COSI How can we reach the target to halt the increase of childhood obesity by 2025?
Key Messages Confirmation of all the key themes in previous summary Transitional support for those with extra needs Confusion over health in college/ 6.
Welsh Low Vision Service: six month audit Barbara Ryan 1, Tom H Margrain 1, John M Wild 1 and Richard N Roberts 2 1. Cardiff School of Optometry and Vision.
VISION 2020: The Right to Sight ADVOCACY in Action WORKING TOGETHER TO ELIMINATE AVOIDABLE BLINDNESS.
Conference Goals and Desired Outcomes. What is People that Deliver? People that Deliver is a group of organizations joining together for a common cause.
Our Plans for 2015/16 We want to make sure that people in our area are able to live long and healthy lives, both now and in the future, and our plans set.
Careers Options Ophthalmic allied health careers including ophthalmic medical technologists and ophthalmic medical technicians will be one of our nation's.
OverviewOverview – Preparation – Day in the Life – Earnings – Employment – Career Path Forecast – ResourcesPreparationDay in the LifeEarningsEmploymentCareer.
1 Supporting people living with dementia and serious sight loss. Catherine Dennison - Thomas Pocklington Trust Rebecca Sheehy - RNIB Mr Paul G Ursell MBBS.
World Optometry Day March 23. The Eye Why do we need spectacles?
Vision detection and screening tools: housing settings Sarah Buchanan Research and Development Manager Thomas Pocklington Trust.
8th Collaborative DiGP/UCC/HSE/IPNA Diabetes in Primary Care Conference The Challenges of Delivering Diabetes Care in General Practice Professor Mike Pringle.
“Going the final mile”: The community eye health approach Andy Cassels-Brown Consultant in Community Eye Health Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust and Leeds.
Explain the concept of a welfare state State the rationale for Britain’s system of welfare state Describe the source of money for British’s healthcare.
Working together 1 Service innovation to help people live well with diabetes and reduce sight loss Helen Lee RNIB.
Priory Fields Patient Participation Group Survey December 2011.
Training and accrediting professionals to provide a low vision service throughout Wales. Barbara Ryan, Tom H Margrain and John M Wild Cardiff School of.
Committed to excellence in eye care Smoking Cessation Services in High Street Optometric Practices.
Overview of the Future of General Practice Mark Health Education Yorkshire and the Humber.
Characteristic Primary Cases Secondary Cases N= Median age in years (range) 57.5 (2-90)39 (9m-94) % of male cases 80% (78/97)56%
Creating an Extended Primary Care Team (EPCT) South Hampshire Vanguard Multi-specialty Community Provider.
Managing patients with eye problems a guide for GPs and Pharmacists.
Aims of Today We want to have an open and honest debate about health care in Stoke-on-Trent We want for you, our public, to understand and inform our.
Integrated Eye Service Presentation to locality forums in East Lancs and BwD Co-design journey Background and briefing Mr A Vijaykumar; Consultant Ophthalmologist.
AHP Careers Lisa Hughes Allied Health Professions Officer Co-Chair, National Allied health Professional Advisory Board
Know service provision in the health and social care sectors P6.
Today’s Lesson Understand the structure of the NHS.
The Advanced Practitioner in Primary Care Dr Deborah Atkinson MSc BSc(hons) RN.
Draft Primary Care Strategy
Outcomes and Accessibility
“Meet the Commissioners”
How we use Your Health Records
Delivering Care Closer to Home
Eye Care Group Project Updates 2015.
Eye Care Group Project Updates Cardiff and Vale UHB
Transforming local health
Innovation in Eye Services
Improving Eye Health Objectives –
Presentation transcript:

1 Primary Care Optometry 2012 Mike George

Primary Care Health care at the point where a person makes an initial approach to a health professional 2

Optometry The profession of examining the health and function of the eyes and visual system 3

Optometry Wales Represents all optometrists in Wales Your point of contact for optometry Committed to eye care excellence in Wales 4

Challenges and opportunities in primary care eye health Who provides primary care eye health services? What are the challenges? What are the opportunities? 5

Who are the providers? Optometrists General Practitioners Pharmacists NHS Direct Wales Accident & Emergency Units Voluntary sector 6

Optometrists NHS optometry –Sight tests –Eye health examinations –Emergency examinations (PEARS) –Low Vision Service Private optometry 7

What are the problems? Population characteristics Finance Barriers to access 8

Population characteristics Ageing Ethnic mix Where people live 9

Finance Rising costs Public spending cuts Capacity in secondary care Sustainability of optometry practices 10

Barriers to access Public awareness Waiting for a problem Cost worries 11

Public awareness 41% would visit an optometrist first 20% have never been for a sight test 30% unsure if their ethnicity puts them at higher risk 60% do not know glaucoma can be inherited 12

Waiting for a problem 59% do not believe or are not aware of the fact that some eye diseases have no symptoms 13

Cost worries 20% concerned about the cost of sight tests 17% felt they could not afford spectacles 12% concerned that they would be sold spectacles even if they were not necessary 14

How can we make things better? New ways of working Use new legislative power Use new technology 15

New ways of working Remodelling –more convenient and accessible services –better use of other services Workforce Post-graduate education 16

Use new legislative power Assembly able to pass laws without first needing the agreement of the UK Parliament 17

Use new technology e-Optometry –records –referrals –remote diagnosis –management in primary care 18

Final thoughts... The problems are well documented –let’s solve them! New ways of working must deliver excellent services making best use of resources in a cost effective manner We all have to work together 19

20