4.1 Planned care programme Clinical lead: Drs John Balazs and Ruth Jeffrey Executive lead: Moira McGrath, Director of Care Pathway Commissioning Programme lead: Sara White /Sally Rickard, Joint Acute Commissioning & Redesign Manager Purpose To develop and deliver an outpatient strategy which reduces premature mortality and improves quality of life, reducing reliance on hospital services and improving the quality of primary care by: Improving the control of long term conditions (including HIV) Preventing risk of events in people with a Long Term Condition (LTC) Early detection Secondary prevention Securing the quality, equity and productivity in the management of elective conditions Identifying the most appropriate settings for treatment i.e. local v hospital based Facilitating patient-centred care, with a shift in service provision along the care pathway, for identified priorities, from treatment to prevention Educating Primary Care Clinicians Promoting appropriate referral Reducing variability in care Developing multi-disciplinary teams to look after patients closer to home To patient involvement objectives and monitor achievement against them The Planned Care Programme operates across three main work streams: Long Term Conditions Elective Sexual Health The strategy will inform and be informed by the developing East London Community Based Stratgey and be developed and managed jointly with Southwark Clinical Commissioners. 4.1.1 Long term conditions Development of East London Out of Hospital Programme as part of South London Healthcare Trust (SLHT) Trust Special Administrator (TSA) process. Patient involvement to shape redesign of services and implementation of changes in identified pathway redesign work. Equalities work of baselines and monitoring of key objectives in –implementation Cardiac Vascular Disease (CVD) and diabetes programmes to: reduce variation between practices,
4.1 Planned care programme Clinical lead: Drs John Balazs and Ruth Jeffrey Executive lead: Moira McGrath, Director of Care Pathway Commissioning Programme lead: Sara White /Sally Rickard, Joint Acute Commissioning & Redesign Manager Purpose To develop and deliver an outpatient strategy which reduces premature mortality and improves quality of life, reducing reliance on hospital services and improving the quality of primary care by: Improving the control of long term conditions (including HIV) Preventing risk of events in people with a Long Term Condition (LTC) Early detection Secondary prevention Securing the quality, equity and productivity in the management of elective conditions Identifying the most appropriate settings for treatment i.e. local v hospital based Facilitating patient-centred care, with a shift in service provision along the care pathway, for identified priorities, from treatment to prevention Educating Primary Care Clinicians Promoting appropriate referral Reducing variability in care Developing multi-disciplinary teams to look after patients closer to home To patient involvement objectives and monitor achievement against them The Planned Care Programme operates across three main work streams: Long Term Conditions Elective Sexual Health The strategy will inform and be informed by the developing East London Community Based Stratgey and be developed and managed jointly with Southwark Clinical Commissioners. 4.1.1 Long term conditions Development of East London Out of Hospital Programme as part of South London Healthcare Trust (SLHT) Trust Special Administrator (TSA) process. Patient involvement to shape redesign of services and implementation of changes in identified pathway redesign work. Equalities work –implementation of baselines and monitoring of key objectives in Cardiac Vascular Disease (CVD) and diabetes programmes to: reduce variation between practices,
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