Sending and Receiving Providers to jointly develop engagement plan across all local providers. Sending and Receiving Providers to map the current state of transition planning/level of need and to submit joint report on findings to commissioners. Sending and Receiving Providers to develop implementation plan to address identified needs and agree with approach with commissioners. The expected outcome of this work will be: Improved experience of transition from Children’s & Young People’s services to Adult Services. What outcomes have been delivered? – Children & Young People (C&YP) continue to leave the service in a planned way. Evidence to support the delivery of the outcomes - The service continues to meet the target of 95% of patients who have completed treatment being discharged in a care planned way The main KPI associated with the work will be:- 100% of children & young people in transition will have a transition plan in place. In addition, discussions are continuing relating to a new support service around transition, to focus on those Children & Young people who still require support for their mental health, but will not transition to Adult Mental Health services. Recurrent funding of £20,000 from 2017/18 has been identified. An initial scoping exercise for a service produced an estimated cost of £75,000, so further discussions are ongoing to understand how the service can be developed in a different way. This includes assessing the potential contributions from current services, such as Early Help, Adult Mental Health services and social services. 5.2.8 Community Eating Disorder Service (CEDS) (Local Priority Scheme 17) Rotherham Clinical Commissioning Group (RCCG) has continued to work in partnership with Doncaster CCG, North Lincolnshire CCG and RDaSH to develop and roll out the new Community Eating Disorder Service for those aged up to 19 years. This is based on a ‘Hub & Spoke’ model with a specialist eating disorder team who provide in-reach services to each of the local teams. This specialist team includes the following staff: Eating Disorder Specialist Nurse Eating Disorders Principal Clinical Psychologist Eating Disorders Family Therapist Eating Disorders Assistant Psychologist Eating Disorder Dietician RDaSH is working with the South Yorkshire Eating Disorder Association (SYEDA - ) on this pathway which delivers evidence- based training and education sessions to professionals and children, young people, their families/carers and primary care across a range of community settings to raise awareness and sign post people to appropriate
Sending and Receiving Providers to jointly develop engagement plan across all local providers. Sending and Receiving Providers to map the current state of transition planning/level of need and to submit joint report on findings to commissioners. Sending and Receiving Providers to develop implementation plan to address identified needs and agree with approach with commissioners. The expected outcome of this work will be: Improved experience of transition from Children’s & Young People’s services to Adult Services. What outcomes have been delivered? – Children & Young People (C&YP) continue to leave the service in a planned way. Evidence to support the delivery of the outcomes - The service continues to meet the target of 95% of patients who have completed treatment being discharged in a care planned way The main KPI associated with the work will be:- 100% of children & young people in transition will have a transition plan in place. In addition, discussions are continuing relating to a new support service around transition, to focus on those Children & Young people who still require support for their mental health, but will not transition to Adult Mental Health services. Recurrent funding of £20,000 from 2017/18 has been identified. An initial scoping exercise for a service produced an estimated cost of £75,000, so further discussions are ongoing to understand how the service can be developed in a different way. This includes assessing the potential contributions from current services, such as Early Help, Adult Mental Health services and social services. 5.2.8 Community Eating Disorder Service (CEDS) (Local Priority Scheme 17) Rotherham Clinical Commissioning Group (RCCG) has continued to work in partnership with Doncaster CCG, North Lincolnshire CCG and RDaSH to develop and roll out the new Community Eating Disorder Service for those aged up to 19 years. This is based on a ‘Hub & Spoke’ model with a specialist eating disorder team who provide in-reach services to each of the local teams. This specialist team includes the following staff: Eating Disorder Specialist Nurse Eating Disorders Principal Clinical Psychologist Eating Disorders Family Therapist Eating Disorders Assistant Psychologist Eating Disorder Dietician RDaSH is working with the South Yorkshire Eating Disorder Association (SYEDA - ) on this pathway which delivers evidence- based training and education sessions to professionals and children, young people, their families/carers and primary care across a range of community settings to raise awareness and sign post people to appropriate