(Whole region) Increased no. of children receiving appropriate behavioural support Improved family experience of accessing support Reduced waiting times for specialist behavioural intervention Q4: funding reallocated to other ICF Q4:20,000 £0 Funding re-allocated programmes within WW region. due to late start. £200,000 Integrated Community Q4: Smaller items such as bathing £200,000 Q4 £338,523.00 Hundreds of Citizens are safe in their own homes Equipment Service and toileting equipment purchased individual items were as a result of equipment being (Carmarthenshire) this quarter has allowed patients purchased as part of provided by Carmarthenshire recovering from an operation return this project with Integrated Community Equipment home at the earliest opportunity. This dozens of different Stores (CICES) equipment also allows patients to stay equipment types Citizens stay at home during an safe in their own home. purchased. In incident or illness, rather than entering particular, community a hospital, as a result of equipment profiling beds, provided by CICES. dynamic mattresses More patients have a swifter discharge and hoists allow from hospital back into their home patients either to environment, as a result of equipment remain at home or provided by CICES prior to discharge. leave a hospital Citizens can remain in their home for setting at a much as long as possible before transfer to a earlier date. Each residential home setting, using time a dynamic equipment provided by CICES. mattress is delivered for someone leaving hospital, this must allow the patient to leave at least three days earlier than they otherwise would. For the 30 beds and 30 mattresses purchased as part of this project that have
(Whole region) Increased no. of children receiving appropriate behavioural support Improved family experience of accessing support Reduced waiting times for specialist behavioural intervention Q4: funding reallocated to other ICF programmes within WW region. Q4:20,000 £0 Funding re-allocated due to late start. £200,000 Integrated Community Equipment Service (Carmarthenshire) Citizens are safe in their own homes as a result of equipment being provided by Carmarthenshire Integrated Community Equipment Stores (CICES) Citizens stay at home during an incident or illness, rather than entering a hospital, as a result of equipment provided by CICES. More patients have a swifter discharge from hospital back into their home environment, as a result of equipment provided by CICES prior to discharge. Citizens can remain in their home for as long as possible before transfer to a residential home setting, using equipment provided by CICES. Q4: Smaller items such as bathing and toileting equipment purchased this quarter has allowed patients recovering from an operation return home at the earliest opportunity. This equipment also allows patients to stay safe in their own home. £200,000 Q4 £338,523.00 Hundreds of individual items were purchased as part of this project with dozens of different equipment types purchased. In particular, community profiling beds, dynamic mattresses and hoists allow patients either to remain at home or leave a hospital setting at a much earlier date. Each time a dynamic mattress is delivered for someone leaving hospital, this must allow the patient to leave at least three days earlier than they otherwise would. For the 30 beds and 30 mattresses purchased as part of this project that have
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