1. Health and Social Care Integration and New Models of Care

2. The common goal - Integration
Bringing together of range of services
Healthcare – Physical and Mental Health
Preventative – Self management support of care
Public Health – Health promotion and prevention
Social Care – Including community services
However – What is free at the point of delivery and what is not

3. New Models of Care Timeline
25 Integration pioneers, November 2013 and January 2015
28 Integrated personal commissioning sites, April 2015
50 Vanguards, May 2015 to September 2015
3 Success Regimes, June 2015
7 Testbeds, January 2016

4. Integrated personal commissioning sites
North West Round Up
Integration Pioneers
Blackpool and Fylde Coast
Cheshire
Greater Manchester
Integrated personal commissioning sites
Cheshire West and Chester
Testbeds
Long term conditions and early intervention, Heywood Middleton and Rochdale CCG

5. North West round up Vanguards Stockport together
Integrated primary and acute care systems
West Cheshire way
Wirral Partners
Acute Care Collaborations
Salford Together
Salford and Wigan Foundation chain
Better care together (Morecombe Bay Health community)
The Neuro network (Walton Centre)
Cheshire and Merseyside women's and children's service
Multispecialty community providers
Calderdale health and social care economy
Accountable Clinical network for cancer (led by the royal Marsden, include the Christie
Fylde coast local health economy

6. Funding Currently funded centrally with the exception of GM
Greater Manchester has funded NMoC from 2016
All NMoC funded by their STP’s from 2018

7. For discussion Evaluation of the models, do we know what works?
How do we influence the “roll out”
Are NMoC going to change organisational form?
What do we need to do to ensure staff are involved, engaged and feel safe in their employment
How are patients involved, how do we ensure the NMoC meets the patients needs rather than the providers
Do we need different staff/training
Where is our voice and what is our message