5 Boroughs Partnership NHS Foundation Trust Annual ... - Monitor
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St. Helens LINk<br />
5 <strong>Boroughs</strong> <strong>Partnership</strong> Quality Account Commentary<br />
LINk welcomes the opportunity to provide commentary supporting 5<br />
<strong>Boroughs</strong> <strong>Partnership</strong> Quality Account, 2011/12, provided to LINk in a<br />
timely manner and presented during a Q&A session on 2nd May.<br />
During the last year LINk members attended various forums and Patient &<br />
Public Involvement Advisory Group and 5 <strong>Boroughs</strong> welcomed<br />
partnership-working and the challenges LINk provided.<br />
The coming year’s priorities for improvement are challenging and reflect<br />
issues community members, service users and LINk members want to see<br />
addressed. LINk accepts priorities about preventing falls and raising<br />
concerns as stated.<br />
Shared Decision-Making, Person Centred Planning and communication is<br />
central to comments LINk gathered from service users and carers and key<br />
to quality. Many included actions can be achieved by service users and<br />
carers having good quality care plans; a ‘cultural shift’ is required of <strong>Trust</strong><br />
staff to deliver this. Staff coaching/mentoring will help, but take time to<br />
become common practice.<br />
The <strong>Trust</strong> has participated in work with Implementing Recovery through<br />
Organisational Change (ImRoc). In this Quality Account, its mention is<br />
minimal, focusing on broad processes with ‘recovery’ based on individuals<br />
and outcomes they wish to see.<br />
A specific concern is the ‘red’ indicators in the National Patients Survey<br />
indicators, which were less in previous years.<br />
LINk challenges the <strong>Trust</strong> to ensure that in service redesign and<br />
commitment to quality, focus is maintained on specific needs of the<br />
discrete areas they provide services to, by gaining further understanding of<br />
communities they serve.<br />
<strong>Annual</strong> Report and <strong>Annual</strong> Accounts 2011-12