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Some Important Principles• “Managing Demand” should mean meeting needs in the mosteffective, efficient and patient centred way… not denying access• Existing incentives (in particular PbR) encourage growth in activity–we need to test new approaches• Better ‘integration”• between sectors• between commissioners and providers• Between providers and patientsis key to a more effective management of demand• Reduction in demand needs to result in reductions in capacity andconsequent reductions in cost for both commissioners and providersrs
End of Life Care• Estimated that hospital admissions in the lastyear of life for adults cost the NHS £1.3 billion• By delivering improved recognition of palliativecare needs, as well as optimised provision ofhospital services outside hospital setting couldreduce hospital deaths by approx. 60,000 perannum by 2021.• Using the QIPP estimate of £3,000 per hospitaldeath translates to a potential reduction inhospital costs of £180 million per annum.
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Welcome toThe Annual Joint Conferen
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Using the end of life care pathway
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Subscriber Survey: What you toldus
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Our New NCPC Websitewww.ncpc.org.uk
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Our Vision for our 20 th Anniversar
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THE DYING MATTERS COALITION• Set
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IMPLICATIONS FORACTIONSCommunicatio
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Actual and Projected deaths England
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Place of death by age and sex, perc
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Measurement & Outcomes• Place of
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National Drivers1. Operational Fram
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Using the end of life care pathway
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Implementing the Renal End ofLife C
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Why do people with advanced kidneyd
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Aims of Project• End of life care
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Renal Palliative Care• Greater in
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Success Factors• Being there - pa
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Take Home Message• Renal patients
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Questions?
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The Leadership Impact Programme•
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1.Strengthening the Network
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3. SafetyFirst
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Page 89 and 90: Building links with partners inlong
Page 91 and 92: • Input to GM heart failure nurse
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Page 95 and 96: Thank youAny Questions?
Page 97 and 98: Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)• Est
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Page 101 and 102: The Project:• Introductions• St
Page 103 and 104: What We Learned• Engage staff to
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Page 107 and 108: Conclusions• Renal failure is com
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Page 135 and 136: Demand and Threshold Management•
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Page 143 and 144: INFLUENCING THE REFORMAGENDA: KEEPI
Page 145 and 146: REFORM: getting from here...www.dyi
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Page 151 and 152: 24/7• Manifesto call• In white
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Page 161 and 162: LOOKING TO THE FUTURE• Build capa
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Page 183 and 184: Overview of the Six Steps toSuccess
Page 185 and 186: Evaluation/SustainabilityEvaluation
Page 187: ContactsElaine Horgan - End of Life
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