Right Care, Right Time Right Place Programme - Programme Support

Description

The local system has a track record of delivery: transformation introduced in the last 5-6 years has resulted in non-elective activity being held broadly flat against a rising trend elsewhere and the need for beds has reduced by 32.4 beds so far, with 12 more expected by the end of 2018/19. In both Calderdale and Kirklees, plans are in place to develop integrated community and primary care services to meet the different levels of need of the local population. The essential next steps are to:  Quantify the impact of the proposed schemes against the 18% reduction in non-elective demand.  Identify additional schemes if there is a residual gap between impact of proposed schemes and the reduction in demand required  Evaluate the timescale over which the schemes will deliver  Identify risks  Evaluate the predicted longer term financial implications. Aim: To be able to clearly quantify the impact of interventions in primary and community care on reducing demand in acute settings, by being more rigorous about: which interventions work; how we could standardise their application; and the utilisation of underpinning data driven modelling to give confidence in delivery.