1. Optimising health and independence
Care Closer to Home
Optimising health and independence
Colchester CVS October 2015

2. Introduction Slide Service Model The Care Pathway
Whole System Workforce
Mobilisation

3. Service Model: Lead Provider → System Integrator
Helping people be independent and improving patient and carer outcomes
Helping our local community to be healthier
Building a network of integrated services
Maximising system resilience & sustainability
Innovation driving quality and value for money

4. The Care Pathway

5. Whole System Workforce: building a new culture
Sustainability
Transformation
System Integration
Social Value

6. Mobilisation
Patient Safety
Scale & Pace
Governance & Resources

7. Service Model: Lead Provider → System Integrator
Role of the Voluntary Sector: 4 key elements
Strategic input at a system-wide level
Simplifying the navigation of the vast resource that lies in the voluntary sector for all individuals and partners
 Integrating the voluntary sector more effectively into our operating model and clinical pathways
 Targeted investment and capacity building to create a sustainable, resilient sector

8. Service Model: Lead Provider → System Integrator
What does this mean in practice?
Participation in Delivery Oversight Committee (DOC) and System Integration Forum
My Social Prescription
Sub-contracting
Innovation fund and capacity building funding

9. Questions?
What are the best ways to ensure that we are reaching the full breadth of the voluntary sector?
How, specifically, can the voluntary sector support our strategic aims of helping people be independent and improving patient and carer o0utcomes?
What do we need to think about when sub-contracting the Voluntary Sector?
What form should grants take to maximise potential participation

10. ACE – Your partner for CC2H