officers. The remit is to apply a multi-agency approach to the vulnerable people in crisis. So Include as part of crisis pathway (LCFT BwD CCG) – far 75% reduction in 136/ 42% reduction in – Implementation of Street Triage pilot commenced 15/06/2015 Mar transferring of patients to A&E. A UCLAN data for Pennine Lancs. Review of pilot Sept 2015 and to inform 2016. analyst has been recruited to capture robust commissioning intentions 16/17. data to allow the review of the impact of the pilot to be accurate. NWAS ERISS, system adapted for mental health patients and offered to mental health trusts. This system alerts attending This is subject to agreement between NWAS Ambulance crews of care plans in place and appropriate contact and LCFT and LCFT Unscheduled Care Board numbers for patients in crisis, which can reduce Emergency Review will need to have direct contact. Department attendances. NWAS Mar System adapted for mental health patients and 2.4 This system is available to all mental health care providers LCFT, 2016 offered to mental health trust with a shared following a registration process information governance agreement between To explore Ambulance service to have access to information organisations. around mental health issues that a child/young person may present with. Following NHS England funding, LCFT as of 1st April 2015 have been delivering the service. It is delivering a 7 day service within all its police custody suites, this gives direct access to Access to service via police: Opportunity to improve patient mental health workers for persons who are care who come into contact with services via police through LCFT April arrested. There are 30 staff in place. There is 2.5 better partnership working between police, police liaison and Police 2015 an evaluation of this service planned during diversion team, Crisis/Home Treatment Teams via triage’ November 2015 The care pathways for ‘street and via effective 24/7 Mental Health clinical advice for police. Criminal Justice Liaison are being defined whilst the service is being delivered. . A Physical health element of the project is currently being looked at by NHS England.
Include as part of crisis pathway (LCFT – BwD CCG) Implementation of Street Triage pilot commenced 15/06/2015 for Pennine Lancs. Review of pilot Sept 2015 and to inform commissioning intentions 16/17. Mar 2016. officers. The remit is to apply a multi-agency approach to the vulnerable people in crisis. So far – 75% reduction in 136/ 42% reduction in transferring of patients to A&E. A UCLAN data analyst has been recruited to capture robust data to allow the review of the impact of the pilot to be accurate. 2.4 NWAS ERISS, system adapted for mental health patients and offered to mental health trusts. This system alerts attending Ambulance crews of care plans in place and appropriate contact numbers for patients in crisis, which can reduce Emergency Department attendances. This system is available to all mental health care providers following a registration process To explore Ambulance service to have access to information around mental health issues that a child/young person may present with. NWAS LCFT, Review Mar 2016 This is subject to agreement between NWAS and LCFT and LCFT Unscheduled Care Board will need to have direct contact. System adapted for mental health patients and offered to mental health trust with a shared information governance agreement between organisations. 2.5 Access to service via police: Opportunity to improve patient care who come into contact with services via police through better partnership working between police, police liaison and diversion team, Crisis/Home Treatment Teams via ‘street triage’ and via effective 24/7 Mental Health clinical advice for police. LCFT Police April 2015 Following NHS England funding, LCFT as of 1st April 2015 have been delivering the service. It is delivering a 7 day service within all its police custody suites, this gives direct access to mental health workers for persons who are arrested. There are 30 staff in place. There is an evaluation of this service planned during November 2015 The care pathways for Criminal Justice Liaison are being defined whilst the service is being delivered. . A Physical health element of the project is currently being looked at by NHS England.
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