SaHF DMBC Volume 1 Edition 1.1.pdf - Shaping a healthier future

Consultation
theme
Capacity of
services to
deliver out
of hospital
care
Qualitative
feedback
Out of hospital
strategies are vital
to the delivery of
Shaping a
healthier future
Services need to
be demonstrably
able to provide out
of hospital care
before reducing
acute provision.
More detail about
out of hospital
plans are needed,
especially access
to GPs, the skills
available in
community care,
and the capacity
of community care
to deliver an
extended range of
services.
The timescales for
delivery are vital,
and confidence is
needed that the
changes are
deliverable within
them.
Source(s)1
Open consultation
responses
Roadshow
responses
Focus groups
Central London
Community
Healthcare Trust
Harrow Council
Health and Social
Care Scrutiny sub-
Committee, Labour
Group at
Kensington &
Chelsea Council,
LB Hounslow
Health and Adult
Care Scrutiny
Panel, LB
Hammersmith &
Fulham, LB Ealing
Kensington &
Chelsea LINk,
Harrow LINk,
Richmond Upon
Thames LINk,
Hammersmith &
Fulham LINk
User Panel, NHS
Central London
CCG
The Community
Voice
NW London Joint
Overview and
Scrutiny
Committee.
Developments since consultation
Out of hospital services are already
in place and plans are in place
within each CCG for 2013/14 (see
Chapter 16). As a result, a
significant proportion of our out of
hospital services will be in place in
2013/14
Out of hospital delivery is
supported across NW London by a
range of transformation
programmes, including primary
care development and integrated
care (see Chapter 8b)
Plans have been developed to
couple the development of out of
hospital services with changes to
acute services. These plans
include ways to monitor delivery of
out of hospital strategies,
timescales for changing acute
provision to 2017/18, and the
mechanism for aligning decisionmaking
with out of hospital delivery
(see Chapter 18 for implementation
plans).
8a. Development of out of hospital plans in NW London 224