Dementia challenge fund Improved discharge monies supported form community programme of training into hospitals. Care Home sector on dementia and dementia care. Care Home Local Provision of GP support into Funding provided to Improved quality and Funding agreed for Enhanced Service - care homes in GP practices by CCG continuity of care and three years from April “attached” GP order to support health, on a fixed term basis interventions. 2015. manage long-term currently Prevented people conditions, prevent Recurrent funding being admitted to admission to hospital in a agreed for years A&E. Enabled people crisis and enable a good from April 2015. to die in the ‘home’ death where they are residing. Alcohol liaison team Alcohol Liaison Service was Funded by BaNES Impact Recurrent CCG in the RUH set up at the Royal United CCG and Wiltshire 4.4% drop in the funding is in place. Hospital (RUH) from April Drug and Alcohol Alcohol Specific Sustainability more 2013. Team: Hospital Admissions dependent on The aim of this integrated 2 Alcohol Liaison from 765 in 12/13 to widening the (3rd sector/specialist) Nurses 731 in 13/14 preventative initiatives service is to stem the rise in 2 Recovery Workers 63% reduction in available to us and alcohol related hospital 0.5 FTE Hepatology client hospital spells 3 thinking nationally admissions by reducing bed Nurse funded by RUH months post contact about how to manage days and frequency of An additional with the service the market. attendance and admission of community compared to 3 high impact as well as detoxification bed for months before increasing detection of the sole use by the contact alcohol misuse across the RUH is being piloted
Dementia challenge fund monies supported programme of training into Care Home sector on dementia and dementia care. Improved discharge form community hospitals. Care Home Local Enhanced Service - GP Provision of GP support into “attached” care homes in order to support health, manage long-term conditions, prevent admission to hospital in a crisis and enable a good death Funding provided to GP practices by CCG on a fixed term basis currently Recurrent funding agreed for years from April 2015. Improved quality and continuity of care and interventions. Prevented people being admitted to A&E. Enabled people to die in the ‘home’ where they are residing. Funding agreed for three years from April 2015. Alcohol liaison team in the RUH Alcohol Liaison Service was set up at the Royal United Hospital (RUH) from April 2013. The aim of this integrated (3rd sector/specialist) service is to stem the rise in alcohol related hospital admissions by reducing bed days and frequency of attendance and admission of high impact as well as increasing detection of alcohol misuse across the Funded by BaNES CCG and Wiltshire Drug and Alcohol Team: 2 Alcohol Liaison Nurses 2 Recovery Workers 0.5 FTE Hepatology Nurse funded by RUH An additional community detoxification bed for the sole use by the RUH is being piloted Impact 4.4% drop in the Alcohol Specific Hospital Admissions from 765 in 12/13 to 731 in 13/14 63% reduction in client hospital spells 3 months post contact with the service compared to 3 months before contact Recurrent CCG funding is in place. Sustainability more dependent on widening the preventative initiatives available to us and thinking nationally about how to manage the market.
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