National Measure: Rate of delayed transfers of care per 1,000 population aged We report on reablement on a 75+ [StatsWales is source] Wales 15/16 monthly basis to our health average is 4.90 and Wales 15/16 top colleagues by way of a quartile is 2.4. reablement dashboard Q1 = 0.52 [7] Q2 = 1.55 [21] Q3 = 2.07 [28] Q4 = 2.96 [40] £30,553 Push/ pull post for Q4: Review workers are in place, also Q4 £30,247.46 The average length of a reablement Individuals enabled to regain/ reablement/ hospital supplemented by PCC funded worker intervention has decreased from 6 maintain optimum independence interface 66 people receiving service during last day weeks in 15/16 to 4 weeks in 16/17. Control, choice and dignity in care (Pembrokeshire) of period The average for March 2017 is 3 LA care resources used effectively 4 weeks is average length of reablement weeks which suggests further Reduction in care provision for intervention improvement in the management of individuals 66% of people complete the service with flow through the service. This Efficient use of staff knowledge, no ongoing care needs. should be viewed in conjunction skills and capacity with the positive outcomes with Reduced risks with moving and Review workers continue to support flow 66% of service users leaving with handling through the service and timely discharge to no long term domiciliary care at the HB resources shifted towards domiciliary care providers when needed end of 16/17. community from acute provision which maximises availability of the service, Released resources and capacity which in turn supports the delayed transfer of care / patient flow agenda from hospitals. £254,000 Multi Agency Support Q4: 240 assessments undertaken by Q4 £271,091.60 Reduction in hospital admissions Team (MAST) MAST Improved personal and functional (Pembrokeshire) outcomes for people using the 59 assessments undertaken at weekends service or bank holidays. for “Thank you coming so quickly, 61 % (142) of those assessed not admitted we have been to acute care. reassured by your assessment and advice, dad was
National Measure: Rate of delayed transfers of care per 1,000 population aged 75+ [StatsWales is source] Wales 15/16 average is 4.90 and Wales 15/16 top quartile is 2.4. Q1 = 0.52 [7] Q2 = 1.55 [21] Q3 = 2.07 [28] Q4 = 2.96 [40] We report on reablement on a monthly basis to our health colleagues by way of a reablement dashboard £30,553 Push/ pull post for reablement/ hospital interface (Pembrokeshire) Individuals enabled to regain/ maintain optimum independence Control, choice and dignity in care LA care resources used effectively Reduction in care provision for individuals Efficient use of staff knowledge, skills and capacity Reduced risks with moving and handling HB resources shifted towards community from acute provision Released resources and capacity Q4: Review workers are in place, also supplemented by PCC funded worker 66 people receiving service during last day of period 4 weeks is average length of reablement intervention 66% of people complete the service with no ongoing care needs. Review workers continue to support flow through the service and timely discharge to domiciliary care providers when needed which maximises availability of the service, which in turn supports the delayed transfer of care / patient flow agenda from hospitals. Q4 £30,247.46 The average length of a reablement intervention has decreased from 6 weeks in 15/16 to 4 weeks in 16/17. The average for March 2017 is 3 weeks which suggests further improvement in the management of flow through the service. This should be viewed in conjunction with the positive outcomes with 66% of service users leaving with no long term domiciliary care at the end of 16/17. £254,000 Multi Agency Support Team (MAST) (Pembrokeshire) Reduction in hospital admissions Improved personal and functional outcomes for people using the service Q4: 240 assessments undertaken by MAST 59 assessments undertaken at weekends or bank holidays. 61 % (142) of those assessed not admitted to acute care. Q4 £271,091.60 “Thank you for coming so quickly, we have been reassured by your assessment and advice, dad was
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