1. Modernising Nursing in the Community Jane Harris Programme Manager

2. MNiC Programme 2 year Scottish Government programme 3 work main streams –Children, young people and families –Adults older adults –Nursing for work and well being Supporting NHS Boards and helping to facilitate change Providing direction and leadership

3. What are we doing? 1.MNiC Framework 2.Core career & development frameworks 3.Education provision 4.Supporting other programmes e.g. Releasing Time to Care in the Community Leading Better Care Reshaping Care for Older People Early Years agenda 5.Raising the profile of community nursing in Scotland

4. MODERNISING NURSING IN THE COMMUNITY SAFE, EFFECTIVE & PERSON CENTRED CARE Enabling and supporting self care CHILDREN YOUNG PEOPLE, FAMILIES ADULTS, OLDER ADULTS PEOPLE AT WORK Using care pathways Anticipating health needs & responding earlier Promoting health & addressing inequality Building workforce capacity & capability Utilising Telecare & Telehealth technology Utilising high quality clinical outcomes Strengthen- ing leadership & team working Improving efficiency Providing choice & care in the right setting Working with other agencies & disciplines as partners Working with clients, carers & patients as partners INFORMING PRACTICE WITH POLICY, RESEARCH AND EVIDENCE DEVELOPING SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE THROUGH EDUCATION

5. Core Career & Development Frameworks Completed for Nursing in Occupational health Public health District nursing Being developed General practice nursing Community children’s nursing Health protection nursing Community mental health nursing Community learning disabilities nursing

6. Education provision Support and advise on the development of the community component of the new nursing and midwifery pre-registration programmes. Influence the modernisation of community nursing education programmes and the support for the wider workforce in line with NHS board requirements.

7. AIMS: All Senior Charge Nurses, Senior Charge Midwives and Team Leaders will be able to demonstrate working in the context of the LBC components by March 2013 Leading Better Care – Delivering for Patients ensure safe and effective clinical practice enhance the patients experience manage and develop the performance of the team ensure effective contribution to the delivery of the organisations objectives Nurses & Midwives will be able to demonstrate the contribution they make to the quality and experience of care that patients receive under the three themes Safe, Effective & Person centred by March 2013

8. Quality Improvement Programme: RTCC

11. Next steps Launch of website end January 2012 Implementation plan –Implementation and support for NHS Boards –Future direction of education provision –Ongoing work with related programmes and stakeholders –Sustainability of website