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Correct care setting to deliver high quality care<br />

Use existing sites<br />

Enough major hosp. to support population of 1.9million<br />

Number of major hosp. must be viable in medium term<br />

Ensure good geographical spread<br />

Use sites currently delivering major hospital services<br />

Minimise access impacts for residents<br />

Confirming ‘do nothing’ is not an option:<br />

The Case for Change describes how the consequences of doing nothing are<br />

unacceptable. No viable alternative was proposed.<br />

The evaluation against Stage 1 – the Case for Change, has been completed and we<br />

proceeded to Stage 2 – the vision. We confirmed this decision and the validity of the Case<br />

for Change with the Clinical Board and the Programme Board during the decision making<br />

phase.<br />

9.4 Stage 2 – the vision<br />

This section describes the analysis for the second stage of the process – the vision. Figure<br />

9.4 highlights the relevant stage in the process.<br />

Figure 9.4: Highlighting Stage 2 of the process described in this section<br />

Key principles<br />

Continue<br />

expanding out of<br />

hospital services<br />

Located with, or<br />

independent of<br />

major hospitals<br />

All specialist<br />

services will<br />

remain as they are<br />

All 9 sites with an<br />

A&E to provide<br />

local hospital<br />

services and a UCC<br />

4<br />

Service models<br />

Out of hospital<br />

2<br />

1 Case for change 2 Vision<br />

Vision<br />

• Identifies how care<br />

needs to improve.<br />

• Shows that ‘donothing’<br />

is not an<br />

option.<br />

1 Localising<br />

2 Centralising<br />

1 Localising<br />

2 Centralising<br />

3 Integrating<br />

3 Standards<br />

Out of hospital:<br />

Acute:<br />

• Urgent and<br />

emergency care<br />

• Maternity<br />

• Paediatrics<br />

Clinical dependencies<br />

5<br />

Hurdle criteria<br />

8 Borough level, out of<br />

hospital strategies<br />

covering:<br />

• Case for improving<br />

OOH services<br />

• Steps to delivering<br />

better care<br />

• List of initiatives<br />

• Investment<br />

• Next steps<br />

6 Evaluation criteria<br />

1 Quality of care<br />

2 Access to care<br />

3 Value for money<br />

4 Deliverability<br />

5 Research and education<br />

Criteria include sub-criteria<br />

7 Sensitivity analysis<br />

• Tests 18 underlying<br />

assumptions for<br />

acute reconfiguration<br />

• Test 3 sensitivities for<br />

out of hospital<br />

Recommended<br />

option<br />

3 Integrating<br />

Number of options:<br />

MILLIONS<br />

Number of options:<br />

< 20<br />

Number of options:<br />

~ 3<br />

Number of options:<br />

~ 3<br />

Number of options:<br />

1<br />

9.4.1 The purpose and outcome of the vision<br />

The purpose of the second stage of the process is to document the vision for achieving the<br />

objectives stated in the Case for Change. The outcome is:<br />

1. Confirm the vision created by local clinicians for <strong>Shaping</strong> a <strong>healthier</strong> <strong>future</strong> will deliver<br />

the required improvements and clinical benefits<br />

9.4.2 The vision for how to improve health of people in NW London<br />

Chapter 7, section 7.1 details the vision for health services in NW London, describing how<br />

patients will be treated in the <strong>future</strong> to ensure they receive the highest standards of care. In<br />

summary:<br />

Localising: Services will be provided locally where possible and centralised where<br />

necessary. Localising routine medical services means better access closer to home<br />

and improved patient experience<br />

Centralising: Centralising most specialist services means better clinical outcomes<br />

and safer services for patients<br />

9a. Decision making analysis stages 1 to 4 277

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