Market intervention - we need to combine both the intelligence and market structuring and identify activities to stimulate parts of the market where there is the need to do so. Procurement can consist of a range of arrangements, where Health or the Council can commission services alone within their organisational requirements, or the Council or can be the lead commissioner for joint services. We intend to use CCG’s formal competitive tendering frameworks for services. We plan to work with service providers over the lifetime of this strategy to improve the focus and usefulness of the information we receive on the performance of their services. We will not place undue burdens on smaller providers, but, in return for greater levels of financial certainty by longer term funding, we will expect proportionate improvements in both service outcomes and information quality. We will also use grant aid where appropriate. 6. Overview of Current Service Providers Many children will first access help for mental health problems through primary care either via their family GP or school setting. Surrey has four providers delivering mental health services across the county. Targeted Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services are delivered by Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust alongside Virgin Care; First Community Health and Central Surrey Health. Much of the work delivered by the targeted services is building capacity within universal services to help identify mental health needs and intervene early via training and consultation. Specialist Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services in Surrey are delivered by Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust. Jointly commissioned Mental health services Mental health services mental health services commissioned/provided commissioned by Surrey by Surrey County Council CCGs Primary Mental Targeted approach Mindful Health workers to Mental Health CAMHS Specialist Services (TaMHS) CAMHS 3 Cs Community services in Care No Labels Primary Mental Service Assessment, Health workers consultation and including the CAMHS Parent Infant Mental Health Service Triage (ACT) Team Advisory line You and Your Baby CAMHS Social Heads together Connecting Worker service Youth Counselling CAMHS extended Service hours service Specialist CAMHS weekend Commissioning assessment service (inpatient) Clinical targeted service Sexual Trauma Assessment, Recovery and Support Team
Market intervention - we need to combine both the intelligence and market structuring and identify activities to stimulate parts of the market where there is the need to do so. Procurement can consist of a range of arrangements, where Health or the Council can commission services alone within their organisational requirements, or the Council or CCG’s can be the lead commissioner for joint services. We intend to use formal competitive tendering frameworks for services. We plan to work with service providers over the lifetime of this strategy to improve the focus and usefulness of the information we receive on the performance of their services. We will not place undue burdens on smaller providers, but, in return for greater levels of financial certainty by longer term funding, we will expect proportionate improvements in both service outcomes and information quality. We will also use grant aid where appropriate. 6. Overview of Current Service Providers Many children will first access help for mental health problems through primary care either via their family GP or school setting. Surrey has four providers delivering mental health services across the county. Targeted Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services are delivered by Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust alongside Virgin Care; First Community Health and Central Surrey Health. Much of the work delivered by the targeted services is building capacity within universal services to help identify mental health needs and intervene early via training and consultation. Specialist Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services in Surrey are delivered by Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust. Jointly commissioned mental health services Mental health services commissioned/provided by Surrey County Council Mental health services commissioned by Surrey CCGs Primary Mental Health workers CAMHS 3 Cs in Care Service Parent Infant Mental Health Service You and Your Baby Connecting CAMHS extended hours service CAMHS weekend assessment service Clinical targeted service Sexual Trauma Assessment, Recovery and Support Team Targeted approach to Mental Health Services (TaMHS) No Labels Assessment, consultation and Triage (ACT) Team CAMHS Social Worker service Mindful CAMHS Specialist Community services Primary Mental Health workers including the CAMHS Advisory line Heads together Youth Counselling Service Specialist Commissioning (inpatient)
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