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Project SPLICE - Taranaki District Health Board

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<strong>Project</strong> <strong>SPLICE</strong> FINAL - February 2010<br />

4.2.6 Development of DSD functionality<br />

Development of the DSD functionality would essentially involve the extension of current<br />

activity / development with the following points of emphasis<br />

• Clear definition of professional discipline and nursing leadership roles;<br />

• Establishment of a district wide development plan for cluster based teams (building on<br />

development plans for these staff which will already be in place); and<br />

• Development of quality and oversight functionality utilising existing staffing and<br />

benchmarking / quality improvement programmes linked with other DHBs.<br />

4.2.7 Implementation of restorative home support<br />

The following key steps are recommended for the establishment of restorative home based<br />

support<br />

• Development of service specifications and funding model (based on experience and<br />

work completed elsewhere in NZ);<br />

• Request for proposal process for home based support provision to the service<br />

specification and funding model;<br />

• Training for coordinators undertaken in parallel to care managers as part of<br />

enhancement of care management activity; and<br />

• Progressive development of experience with new clients and review of existing clients<br />

matched to provider based rollout of systems, enhanced coordination and support<br />

worker training.<br />

4.3 Financial Implications<br />

Financial implications will be worked through in detail following consultation regarding<br />

implementation approach. Initial costings are outlined in Appendix IV and assumptions are<br />

outlined in the table below. The net impact of the proposed approach will provide a<br />

significant improvement in service delivery within current available funding. An investment<br />

in Care management activity is proposed, in part as a development of NASC and can be<br />

further offset by management of the mix of home based support and residential care service<br />

delivery.<br />

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