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Intensive Team – AWP Review the notion of a “virtual ward” with a capacity of 20 people in. A, B, C Completion of review of role and function of intensive service within context of service provision and delivery 6 months - review to inception. Update 15/05/2015: Waiting to recruit a Band 6 worker. Update 30/09/2015: Band 6 vacancy is changing to a police and homeless liaison post. Update 20/10/2015: At present the capacity of team to provide “virtual ward” is approx. 17-25 people. Currently In the process of recruiting 2 days per week psychology dedicated to intensive. Also recruiting to 2 Wte band 6 equivalents. Providing care teams to from named individuals is challenging in the context of reduced staffing levels. We recently recruited to a band 5 rotational JE Increase capacity of intensive team to deliver home treatment in the context of a virtual ward Improve the quality of home treatment delivered To develop care teams to enable service users to have care from named individuals. To increase access to psychological therapeutic intervention in home treatment To review point of access to home treatment with a view to earlier intervention
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