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Transforming mental health services for young people in Norfolk & Waveney Voluntary Sector Forum for Children and Young People 05 March 2019.

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1 Transforming mental health services for young people in Norfolk & Waveney
Voluntary Sector Forum for Children and Young People 05 March 2019

2 CYPMH Review – what we did
Our brief: To support the Norfolk & Waveney system to drive (at pace) the transformation of mental health services for children and young people We have looked at partnership arrangements, leadership, governance and capacity We also looked in detail at the current pattern of services We have gathered the views of children and young people and have produced a supporting ‘Insight’ report RETHINK PARTNERS

3 CYPMH Review – our report
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4 CYPMH Review – our conclusions
current weaknesses are recognised, strong appetite for change compelling vision exists, but no clear route map Governance complex and bureaucratic, which clouds accountability significant fragmentation: of leadership; of contracting; of capacity no clear framework for routinely gathering and acting on insight not an integrated, whole system approach and some relationships are strained clinical and professional leadership is not embedded provision is siloed, pulling CYP ‘up’, not pushing ‘down’ no clear system financial envelope, or a forward investment plan risk of short term contractual/procurement concerns precluding further integration RETHINK PARTNERS

5 CYPMH Review – our recommendations
We developed our recommendations together with teams and individuals across the system… …and tested/refined them at a major cross-system workshop in November Our recommendations address each of the issues we highlight in our report, but we have worked hard to ensure that together they are implementable RETHINK PARTNERS

6 CYPMH Review – our recommendations
Communicate, communicate… Mobilise service redesign task and finish groups Implement new leadership and governance model Confirm financial baseline Confirm tier 2 contract extension Design integrated system commissioning team Refresh vision Co-produce detailed implementation plan Conclude strategy refresh Single front door operational Integrated tier 2/3 service Complete contract disaggregation New contract processes begin Framework for innovation agreed Insight model agreed Complete workforce strategy Engagement on wider children’s vision New integrated children’s model/pathways operational ICS/integrated system structures embedded 18-36 Months 6-18 Months 0-6 Months RETHINK PARTNERS Development programme – learning through doing

7 CYPMH Review – workstreams
As part of phase two (implementation), we have now established 15 workstreams grouped into four main areas: Area Workstream Future service model Single point of access Integration of tiers 2/3 Innovation & research Insight Future governance & capacity Governance Integrated team Contracting Outcomes and reporting Area Workstream Enablers Comms & engagement Finance Sourcing Third sector Demand and capacity Workforce Wider vision for integrated CYP services RETHINK PARTNERS

8 CYPMH - Workstream mandate
Workstream title 3rd sector partnerships Clinical lead n/a Executive sponsor Rebecca Hulme / Sarah Jones Rethink lead Clare Morris Workstream lead Dan Mobbs Workstream objectives To develop a broader strategic approach to working with the 3rd sector joined up between NHS and CCG partners. Core team Jonathan Stanley, Stuart Bell GYW Mind, Cindee Crehan Momentum, Andrea Bell ADHD Norfolk, Kirsty Pitcher Benjamin Foundation Other key contributors Wider 3rd sector organisations Milestones (Feb – May) End Feb – Agree process and membership of initial group; confirm mandate 5th March – Voluntary Sector Forum for Children and Young People March / April – 3 x meetings Meeting 1: Define scope / refresh problem statement, share current approaches in system and best practice from elsewhere, agree objectives and core elements of model, identify other key stakeholders Meeting 2: share emerging model; identify resource implications Meeting 3: Finalise recommended model, confirm resources and other implications May – Share proposed 3rd sector model with Executive Sponsor group for decision to pause or progress to implementation

9 Wider engagement Vision for integrated children’s services
Communications and engagement: how can we keep voluntary sector partners informed and engaged? RETHINK PARTNERS


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