Integrating services for long term conditions

Chair: Jeremy Porteus – National Programme Lead, CSIP

9.30am

Keynote address – Exhibition village: Taking control of multiple conditions to live life

My journey. The challenge of having a label. The consequences to my life, family and carers. How self management saved my life. Living life: how I changed my mind set. How health and social care can really make a difference in adding years to life and life to years.

Phil Cummings – Nottingham

10.00am - Session 2a

Joint strategic needs assessment: Making it happen

Joint Strategic Needs Assessment: background and policy context. Commissioning Framework for Health and Wellbeing. The Joint Strategic Needs Assessment process. Using Joint Strategic Needs Assessment to inform commissioning for LTCs.

Renu Bindra – Joint Strategic Needs Assessment Team, Department of Health

10.30am - Session 2a continued

Case study: Practical guide to integrating health and social care successfully. Cost effective partnership working

Developing a partnership approach. Overcoming organisational barriers. Sustaining the partnership. Review and evaluation. Partnerships as a catalyst for change.

Sally Plant – Service Director, Rehabilitation, BEN PCT

Lucy Ashton – Project Director Older Adults Modernisation Programme, Adults & Communities, BCC

11.00am

Coffee and Exhibition

11.30am - Session 2b

Acquired brain injury – Case study in integrated working across the interfaces between primary, secondary and tertiary health and social care

How we are trying to develop an integrated journey for survivors of acquired brain injury. Our work in supporting patients with a combination of complex physical, cognitive, emotional and social problems. Coordinating care across a patients’ life journey. The user and carers perspective. Identifying the key barriers and overcoming these challenges to develop local solutions around the needs of the patients.

David Shakespeare – Consultant in Neurological Rehabilitation Medicine and Clinical Director Neurosciences, Lancashire Teaching Hospitals Foundation Trust

Sam Brown – Adult and Community Services, Lancashire County Council

Tom Hughes – Head Injury Support Services

Helen McConville – Coordinator, Acquired Brain Injury Service, Cumbria PCT

12.00pm - Session 2b continued

Case Study: Creating a seamless service, from long term condition to end of life care in Pan Birmingham

Development of the strategy, implementation & commissioning plan. Developing the pathways of care. Integration in action – the Sandwell story.

Melanie Young – Network Manager, Pan Birmingham Palliative Care Network

Gail Fortes Mayer – Head of commissioning Sandwell PCT

12.30pm

Keynote address – Exhibition village

Mark Britnell – Director General Commissioning and System Management, Department of Health

12.50pm

Lunch and Exhibition

1.40pm - Session 2c

Managing the integration revolution

Integrating information – unlocking the potential for improved care for long term conditions. Using shared information to work more efficiently and effectively. How better information empowers the patient. Opportunities for commissioning with integrated information. Using integration to record, audit and evaluate – providing the evidence base.

Anna Morton – Strategic Integration Lead, Yorkshire and The Humber SHA

2.10pm - Session 2c continued

Integrating community pharmacy into patient care pathways

What CP already does for patients with LTCs. Benefits of integration – effective & cost-effective use of NHS resources to drive care into the community. Case studies – examples of current CP services for patients with LTCs. The way forward – exploring the potential.

Michael Holden – Hampshire & IOW LPC

2.40pm

Tea and Exhibition

3.10pm - Session 2d

Integrated care around the patient – Torbay Care Trust experience

Integrating teams. Coordinating community teams across health and social care. Vertical and horizontal integration around the patient.

Julie Hickey – General Manager, Health and Social Care, Torbay Care Trust

3.40pm - Session 2d continued

Integrating health, social care, housing, transport, leisure and the 3rd sector to support LTCs: hope for the future

How can we use co-production to achieve best practice in long term conditions? How to build collaborative networks to meet peoples’ needs. Influencing organisations in their approach to transport, housing and environment issues. How communities can create sustainable opportunities in leisure. How can health fit into a social model of care?

Kylie Farbrace – Falls Coordinator, North East Lincolnshire PCT

Pam Hancock – COPD clinical Co-ordinator, North East Lincolnshire PCT