B8. People in crisis should expect that statutory services share essential to know’ information about their needs ‘need Ref Focus Outcomes Lead By Timescales Multi-agency information sharing Include key information with consent about mental health or AWP October 2015 B8.1 learning disability needs when residents have an existing green Sirona Care & Health primary care folder. 23.11.15 no progression – B8.2 Review of how information is currently made available (or not) at the SWAST October 2015 point of crisis. Ambulance crews have no access to information at AWP point of care so may convey inappropriately to ED as they will not be aware of any care plans etc. SWAST are rolling out electronic patient clinical records which has the capability for wider system integration. 23.11.15 no progression – B9. People in crisis who need to be supported in a health place of safety will not be excluded Ref Focus Outcomes Lead By Timescales Review of S136 provision Ongoing analysis and review of CCGs commissioned capacity in the CCG March 2015 B9.1 Section 136 place of safety. Business case agreed to increase capacity for 2015/16. B9.2 Operational review of direct access to units for ambulance staff. SWAST October 2015 We currently have no direct referral pathways available across Avon & Somerset most of the south west and this leads to ambulance crews seeing Constabulary police support to generate 136 in order to get patients the care AWP they need. This creates additional inappropriate 136 and police CCG activity. CSU 23.11.15 See A1.6.1 re control room triage. – B9.3 All conveyance of those All conveyance of those detained under s136 or s135 MHA by Avon & Somerset Immediate Constabulary implementation detained under s136 or s135 police, to be conveyed to a place of safety by ambulance, MHA by police, to be except in extraordinary circumstances, and then with conveyed to a place of safety ambulance personnel within the police vehicle. by ambulance, except in
B8. People in crisis should expect that statutory services share essential ‘need to know’ information about their needs Ref Focus Outcomes Lead By Timescales B8.1 Multi-agency information sharing Include key information with consent about mental health or learning disability needs when residents have an existing green primary care folder. 23.11.15 – no progression AWP Sirona Care & Health October 2015 B8.2 Review of how information is currently made available (or not) at the point of crisis. Ambulance crews have no access to information at point of care so may convey inappropriately to ED as they will not be aware of any care plans etc. SWAST are rolling out electronic patient clinical records which has the capability for wider system integration. 23.11.15 – no progression SWAST AWP October 2015 B9. People in crisis who need to be supported in a health place of safety will not be excluded Ref Focus Outcomes Lead By Timescales B9.1 Review of S136 provision Ongoing analysis and review of CCGs commissioned capacity in the Section 136 place of safety. Business case agreed to increase capacity for 2015/16. CCG March 2015 B9.2 Operational review of direct access to units for ambulance staff. We currently have no direct referral pathways available across most of the south west and this leads to ambulance crews seeing police support to generate 136 in order to get patients the care they need. This creates additional inappropriate 136 and police activity. 23.11.15 – See A1.6.1 re control room triage. SWAST Avon & Somerset Constabulary AWP CCG CSU October 2015 B9.3 All conveyance of those detained under s136 or s135 MHA by police, to be conveyed to a place of safety by ambulance, except in All conveyance of those detained under s136 or s135 MHA by police, to be conveyed to a place of safety by ambulance, except in extraordinary circumstances, and then with ambulance personnel within the police vehicle. Avon & Somerset Constabulary Immediate implementation
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