access by the other generic CAMHS model of two providers under 1 A and spoke’ model or local teams. steering group with clear policies ‘hub network model may be appropriate, regarding governance, accountability with a clearly defined structure and and an agreement of shared resources strong leadership. when appropriate to attain the required targets, KPI’s and NICE concordant treatment. Receive a minimum of 50 new eating We do not have capacity currently to We envisage the proposed team to disorder referrals a year, which are meet this target. The training team work with 65 referrals per year. In likely to include anorexia nervosa, working at full capacity and meeting addition to providing support and bulimia nervosa, binge eating the NICE concordant treatment would consultation to eating disorder cases disorder and related diagnoses only be able to hold about 30 cases. within the generic CAMHS, ensuring concordance of the ED care bundle. Cover a minimum general population We currently cover the population of To extend to cover the Derbyshire the of 500,000 (all ages) South Derbyshire and Derby City population of around 1,000,000 to – population of 630,000 include North Derbyshire with population of 380,000 Include medical and non-medical We currently have established an We wish to increase the capacity of the staff with significant eating disorder eating disorder team to support specialist eating disorder team by experience training for CYIAPT SFP for eating increasing the clinical time of the disorders. This is a multidisciplinary multidisciplinary team. team containing a child and adolescent psychiatrist, dietician, 2 CYIAPT trainees, family therapy supervisor, dietician and nursing. The capacity of this team is currently limited. Enable direct access to community Some areas of the CAMHS service Extend access by allowing self-referral eating disorder treatment through accept self-referrals 16-18 and direct referrals from primary care, –primarily self-referral and from primary care year olds can access the drop in at schools and voluntary sector for all services (for example, GPs, schools, City Connexions. patients with a suspected eating disorder. This role historically was
A ‘hub and spoke’ model or local network model may be appropriate, with a clearly defined structure and strong leadership. access by the other generic CAMHS teams. model of two providers under 1 steering group with clear policies regarding governance, accountability and an agreement of shared resources when appropriate to attain the required targets, KPI’s and NICE concordant treatment. Receive a minimum of 50 new eating disorder referrals a year, which are likely to include anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder and related diagnoses We do not have capacity currently to meet this target. The training team working at full capacity and meeting the NICE concordant treatment would only be able to hold about 30 cases. We envisage the proposed team to work with 65 referrals per year. In addition to providing support and consultation to eating disorder cases within the generic CAMHS, ensuring concordance of the ED care bundle. Cover a minimum general population of 500,000 (all ages) We currently cover the population of South Derbyshire and Derby City – population of 630,000 To extend to cover the Derbyshire the population of around 1,000,000 to include North Derbyshire with population of 380,000 Include medical and non-medical staff with significant eating disorder experience We currently have established an eating disorder team to support training for CYIAPT SFP for eating disorders. This is a multidisciplinary team containing a child and adolescent psychiatrist, dietician, 2 CYIAPT trainees, family therapy supervisor, dietician and nursing. The capacity of this team is currently limited. We wish to increase the capacity of the specialist eating disorder team by increasing the clinical time of the multidisciplinary team. Enable direct access to community eating disorder treatment through self-referral and from primary care services (for example, GPs, schools, Some areas of the CAMHS service accept self-referrals –primarily 16-18 year olds can access the drop in at City Connexions. Extend access by allowing self-referral and direct referrals from primary care, schools and voluntary sector for all patients with a suspected eating disorder. This role historically was
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