1. Confidential Inquiry into the deaths of people with learning disabilities Co-ordinating Care Workshop Pauline Heslop Anna Marriott

2. Co-ordinating Care Good co-ordination can reduce health service inefficiencies and provide a better patient experience Lack of co-ordination of care across and between the different disease pathways and service providers This was a factor that made people more vulnerable to premature death

3. Problems Systemic problems with the organisation of services Lack of holistic care Davids story Emphasis on episodic rather than on-going care Lack of awareness of others roles

4. Good practice Good communication is essential for well co- ordinated care Susans story CLDTs and LD liaison nurses can help with care co-ordination

5. Recommendations Co-ordination of care role enshrined and monitored in contracts across health and social care Named lead professional to take the healthcare coordinator role Co-locating CLDT nurses into primary care

6. The way forward?