1. Community Networks Meeting your community’s health and social care needs FEEDBACK FROM ENGAGEMENT EVENTS

2. Community Networks

3. Tasks Each group was asked to: o Review the ‘picture of your population’. What did this tell them? Are there any gaps? Discuss which order the priorities should be in for their area. Agree/debate the order of priorities as a group. Consider: are there services that every area needs? Any gaps? Any services not required in their area? Any services that they would expand?

5. Whitstable Top 3 Needs Higher number of people with heart & circulation problems High proportion of people aged over 65 Higher number of people receiving care in their homes or community support mental health services

6. Whitstable Table 1

7. Priorities Integrated Community Hub and Spoke ModelHealthy LivingMental Health

8. Whitstable Network Top Priority Integrated community hub and spoke model

9. Whitstable Network 2 nd Priority Healthy living High CHD & stroke Focusing on children

10. Whitstable Network 3 rd Priority Mental health All ages

11. Post-it! Messages Dementia, depression Priority – care of the elderly at home; hospital at home; obesity Long opening hours for GPs and chemist Prevention – exercise, diet, isolation for elderly Gaps – step down beds; timely adaptation of homes; range of support services to enable people to live at home Partnership working Prevention agenda Health Visitors – important role and need to maximise their role

12. Post-it! Messages Care home provision - Smoking prevalence /COPD – asthma Learning disability/Young people’s mental health /Mental Health across the board Winter mortality Children’s services – base children’s centre in deprived area, base relevant community services there Poor/No obstetrics/post- natal care No A&E in Herne Bay/Canterbury/Whitstable – tourists and student population increasing

14. Whitstable Table 2

15. Priorities Mental Health and Learning DisabilitiesChildren’s ServicesOlder People’s ServicesEnd of Life CareUnscheduled (Emergency) CareCare in the Home

16. Whitstable Network Top Priority Mental health & learning disabilities

17. Whitstable Network 2 nd Priority Children Health promotion & education Integrate community services e.g. children’s centres

18. Whitstable Network 3 rd Priority Older people, EOL, care in the home, unscheduled care Including dementia Carer support

19. Post-it! Messages Specialist hospital services – accessible, plugged into the community network Transport – problem if have to go to hospital Used Voluntary sector – BreathEasy GPs, Diabetic GPs – These are extra services (not used as a replacement) Hospitals are part of the NHS family Build on strengths – respiratory care team, community nursing specialists Social care – cuts in funding leading to reduction in contact time with the client at home IT – patients holding their own data on a card

20. Post-it! Messages Effective discharge plan – ensuring continuing care at home – no discharge at night/on a Friday/weekend without ensuring patient can receive support at home Available accessible local respite care, especially in Whitstable where there are the highest % of people with heart and circulation problems Children’s Services: Base children’s centres in different areas – base relevant community services there Health visitors – important role – need to recognise this Poor/no obstetric/postnatal care No A&E in Herne/Canterbury/Whitstable to support increasing population/students/tourists

22. Next Steps This is a three year programme of work 18 th September meeting to review findings Locally driven – Stakeholder Forums – Based around individual networks Dedicated page on website – http://www.canterburycoastalccg.nhs.uk/get- involved/a-picture-of-health/ http://www.canterburycoastalccg.nhs.uk/get- involved/a-picture-of-health/

23. Thank you