04a JSNA Appendix , item 5. PDF 6 MB - Lambeth Council

DRAFT
Thomas’ Charity and Marie Curie
initiatives.
Inequalities issues – need to ensure
consistent focus across cancer and all
end of life care.
Further work, utilising the same baseline data and information as above has also
been carried out to identify the final two outcome measures. These are as follows:
Priority area Outcome Rationale
Long Term
Conditions
Alcohol or
Patient
Experience or
Flu Vaccines
Diabetes blood sugar
levels
An outcome related either
to alcohol or patient
experience.
Fit to PCT vision and goals and HfL
themes.
Lambeth detection rates low.
Effective management will improve
health outcomes and deterioration of
morbidity for diabetic patients.
Diabetes represents the PCT’s
biggest opportunity for shift to out of
hospital care (emergency
admissions high and hospital check
ups). .
Measurable.
Further work is required to confirm
the PCT’s final outcome measure.
The PCT is keen to include an
outcome related to responsiveness
of care, linked to its CSP strategic
goal. However it wishes to consider
further whether the DH measures will
provide the optimal outcome for
measuring progress in delivering this
goal and WCC.
Similarly the PCT is keen to include
an outcome related to alcohol, as
this is an area of significant need
and a key risk factor for the
population. Again however it wishes
to consider further whether the DH
measures will provide the optimal
outcome for measuring progress in
delivering this goal and WCC.
A further alternative is to include an
outcome measure on flu vaccination.
The above outcomes have been identified following a workshop at which all the
proposed outcomes were discussed and assessed. The workshop included the
PCT’s Board, PEC and Management Team, Practice Based Commissioners, PCT
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