1. C:7 - Living Well in Communities: There’s No Place Like Home #nhsc7
@LWiC_QI

2. Susanne Miller
Susanne Miller has worked in residential care for older people and as a child and family social worker in Glasgow. She worked in strategic planning for almost 10 years before returning to operational practice as a Senior Manager within children's services.
In 2012, Susanne became the Assistant Director of Social Work Services in Glasgow, moving in 2015 to become Chief Officer Strategy, Planning and Commissioning and Chief Social Work Officer for Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership.

3. June Wylie
June has spent over 20 years working as an Occupational Therapist and manager in a range of acute services, including acute medicine, medicine of the elderly and stroke in Glasgow, Ayrshire and Edinburgh. For the last twelve years June has worked in national posts at Healthcare Improvement Scotland and the Scottish Government. June was appointed to the post of Head of Implementation and Improvement at Healthcare Improvement Scotland in  Her remit currently includes Living Well in Communities, Older People in Acute Care and Focus on Dementia.
Follow June on Twitter

4. Living Well in Communities
Living Well in Communities is a portfolio of improvement programmes, which aims to support people to spend more time living well at home or in a homely setting. We are supporting a selection of Health and Social Care Partnerships with improvement work, and we will be sharing the learning from these tests of change across all partnerships.

5. High resource individuals
Frailty and falls
Anticipatory care planning
Housing
Intermediate care and reablement
Palliative and end of life care

6. High resource individuals
Frailty and falls
Anticipatory care planning
Housing
Intermediate care and reablement
Palliative and end of life care

7. High resource individuals
Anne Palmer is the Programme Manager for
Connected Care in NHS Borders. This is a
clinically-led health and social care programme
that extends across hospital, community and
individual settings to deliver the overarching
outcome of no unnecessary hospital stay and
no delay in care intervention.
Back to the community

8. High resource individuals
Frailty and falls
Anticipatory care planning
Housing
Intermediate care and reablement
Palliative and end of life care

9. Frailty and falls Rebekah Wilson is the Ayrshire and Arran Falls
Lead and Falls Community Connector. She is
also the Ayrshire and Arran AHP Lead for Falls.
Back to the community

10. High resource individuals
Frailty and falls
Anticipatory care planning
Housing
Intermediate care and reablement
Palliative and end of life care

11. ACP – Alice’s story

12. Anticipatory care planning
Janette is Nurse Consultant for Long Term Conditions with NHS Lanarkshire and National Clinical Lead (Nursing) for Anticipatory Care Planning at Healthcare Improvement Scotland.
Follow Janette on Twitter at
@JanetteBarrie.
Back to the community

13. High resource individuals
Frailty and falls
Anticipatory care planning
Housing
Intermediate care and reablement
Palliative and end of life care

14. Housing
Maureen Cameron is Manager at Lochaber Care & Repair, which promotes the independence and well-being of older people and disabled people by assisting and supporting them with advice, repairs and adaptations to their homes.
Back to the community

15. High resource individuals
Frailty and falls
Anticipatory care planning
Housing
Intermediate care and reablement
Palliative and end of life care

16. Intermediate care and reablement
Christine Ashcroft is Service Manager at Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership.
Back to the community

17. High resource individuals
Frailty and falls
Anticipatory care planning
Housing
Intermediate care and reablement
Palliative and end of life care

18. Palliative and end of life care
Caroline Sime is a Research Fellow at the University of the West of Scotland and Ardgowan Hospice. The priorities for the project are to improve the waiting times from referral to services starting, improving patient experiences and introducing the use of patient reported outcome measures in a variety of hospice services. Follow Caroline on twitter
Back to the community

19. High resource individuals
Frailty and falls
Anticipatory care planning
Housing
Intermediate care and reablement
Palliative and end of life care

20. Living Well in Communities
By providing targeted improvement support in these different care and service areas, and sharing our learning across Scotland, Living Well in Communities will enable more people to spend more time living well at home or in a homely setting.

21. Find out more @LWiC_QI hcis.livingwell@nhs.net

22. Image credits
The Noun Project People by Mugdha Damle At by Mr Pixel Mail by Edward Boatman