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Occupational Therapy in Health and Social Services The Rep Birmingham 30 January 2008
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Gloucestershire Integrated Occupational Therapy Service
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Who am I? Sian Waygood MA., Dip COT Head of OT Services Gloucestershire PCT Cheltenham
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Why an Integrated Service ? Key Considerations: Service users views Anticipated benefits – organisations/staff Impact on support services, wider team
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What type of integration Health Act Flexibilities Lead Commissioning Integrated Provision Pooled Budgets
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Organisational Change The Gloucestershire Context 2002 / 2004 / 2006 Key milestones Critical factors for success
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Integration Process Project Board Organisational Consultation Service Users Staff/Unions
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Key factors Human resource issues Mapping resources – financial etc Governance arrangements Other – IT, complaints Detail
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Organisational structure Leadership Structure Policies Working groups A shared philosophy
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Countywide Occupational Therapy Services 2006
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Working Groups Clinical Governance Health and Safety Client centered practice (CMOP) Recruitment and retention Moving and handling Back to work Training and CPD
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Working Group – CMOP - Glos, Me and Here!!! What is CMOP? Why is it relevant to the Glos integration ?
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CMOP journey in Gloucestershire Research Theory to underpin practice A model Putting the model into practice!
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CMOP in Gloucestershire now Training and update sessions Tools developed – manual, documentation DVD Outcome measures
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Achievements Improved performance Improved Governance Views of Service users Client centred practise
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Performance
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Challenges Finance Increasing demand and expectation Working across different organisations with different cultures and processes
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Next steps: Planned future developments Further organisational change?
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Thank you for listening Any questions? Contact: sian.waygood@glos.nhs.uk
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