1. Joined up health and social care services in Scarborough and Ryedale
January 2017

2. Welcome and introduction
Barbara Buckley, Associate Director of Commissioning
Julie Hardiment and Matthew Joseph, Communication and Engagement Team
Aim of tonight
To tell you why we’re looking at these services now
To share our thinking about the model of care we want to develop
To hear your views on our plans and consider your suggestions and feedback

3. Mrs Andrews story

4. The story so far
In 2015 the CCG started to ask how services might look different
Feedback told us you want it to be more joined up and innovative
From April 2017 – we plan to have a new adult social service model with more emphasis on closer working with NHS
NYCC and CCG already invest in prevention and community services
Growing relationship and continued discussions

5. What might the new system look like
Bringing together CCG and Council’s spend on prevention and community services – approx £60m
Jointly planned
Joining up the service delivery – led by GPs and community services
Voluntary sector, care homes, hospice care all seen as important contributors to success of the model
Starting from early 2018 on a phased basis
Bringing together all of the CCG and County Council’s spend on prevention and community services in the area – approximately £60m
Joint commissioning and planning
Integrated service delivery – led from Primary and Community Services
Voluntary Sector, care homes, home care and hospice care all seen as critical to the success of the model
Starting from October 2017, on a phased basis

6. What might this mean for our workforce
Build on existing roles
Strengthen links with Coventry University
Focus on recruitment and retention and new ways of working
Development of nursing roles – practice, district, community, specialist, advanced practitioners
Further development of multi disciplinary health and social care roles
Developing new home care services
Build and enhance existing roles
Strengthen links with Coventry University Scarborough and other academic partnerships
Focus on recruitment and retention with consideration of new and innovative approaches
Development of nursing roles: District, Practice, Community, Specialist, Advanced Practitioners
Further development of multi disciplinary health and social care roles
Developing new home care services

7. What’s our shared purpose?
promote health and well being throughout life
Use the Scarborough and Ryedale resources; people and £s; effectively, efficiently and fairly
If care and support becomes necessary:
enable shared decisions with people, their relatives, care and support teams which reduce risk and maximise independence

13. Any comments or questions

14. Questions to consider ….
Are we on the right track?
What do you think of these proposals?
Do you think this plan will address the issues that you have already told us about?
In order to deliver the plan we need to combine money from health and social care to spend across both services - do you agree with this proposal?
Have we missed anything – is there anything else we should be thinking about?
Do you think this will make a different to the service that you receive? In what way?

15. Feedback and Closing Summary

16. Thank you for your feedback