1. Getting To Know You
Yorkshire Cancer Patient Forum Event Tuesday 3rd October 2017 Wrapping Services Around the Patient – West Yorkshire and Harrogate Cancer Alliance

2. Today’s Agenda 1.45pm Arrival, registration, coffee/tea
2pm Welcome and introductions
Phil Kelly, Chair, Yorkshire Cancer Patient Forum
Board Member, WYH Cancer Alliance
2.10pm Table Discussions – The Good, The Bad and The Ugly…..
2.30pm Wrapping The System Around The Patient –
The Work Of West Yorkshire and Harrogate Cancer Alliance
(including patient story films, with thanks to Barbara Hibbert, Deborah Judah, Caroline Raw and Sara Williamson
Professor Sean Duffy
Macmillan Clinical Lead, WYH Cancer Alliance
3.15pm Question and Answer Session
4pm Close

3. Phil Kelly Chair, Yorkshire Cancer Patient Forum Board Member, WYH Cancer Alliance Welcome and Introductions

4. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly An opportunity to share your personal experiences

5. Sean Duffy Programme Clinical Director West Yorkshire and Harrogate Cancer Alliance Wrapping The System Around The Patient

6. Barbara’s story

7. Why We Are Here - Patients First
Cancer has been recognised as a priority in
West Yorkshire and Harrogate health and care
partnership
More people die from cancer here than is the average elsewhere in England
Every week 250 people are diagnosed and 115 people die. Lung cancer is the most common
Screening uptake requires significant improvement
Pockets of deprivation where lifestyles associated with development of cancer are prevalent

8. What Are ‘Cancer Services’?
Every service that you come into contact with along your cancer journey, including
Cancer Screening Services
Your GP
Your hospital care
Support groups
Cancer charities
National health promotion campaigns (e.g. Smoking cessation)

9. National Ambitions, Local Delivery
Achieving World Class Cancer Outcomes
96 changes and improvements, including:
“Establish a new model for integrated Cancer Alliances
at sub-regional level as owners of local metrics and the main vehicles for local service improvement and accountability in cancer (pg66)”
Sub region is West Yorkshire and Harrogate (patient flows)
Metrics measure what matters
Alliance brings together partners across all
elements of the patient’s journey

10. A Common Approach Promote the suspension of individual and
corporate interests to work as one single cancer
system:
“The West Yorkshire and Harrogate cancer system pulling together as one, with common objectives activity breaking down barriers and maximising resources, with the aim of being able to deliver the best possible, seamless and clinically led and patient driven health and social are, so that every person affected by cancer is assured of the best possible outcomes.”

11. Current Structure
Cancer priority workstream of health/care partnership
Cancer Alliance Board
Five focused, ‘diagonal slice’ project groups -
Patient Experience; Early Diagnosis;
High Quality Services; Living With And Beyond Cancer
Tobacco Control
Six places/localities – local plans
Adding ‘value’ and benefit geography-wide
Range of bodies to which the Alliance is accountable –
NHS England; STP; Joint Committee; Macmillan

12. Focus of the Alliance Cancer specific leadership for the partnership
Vehicle for accessing national funding
Transformation and delivery at scale and pace
Whole pathway focus
Using information and evidence to transform patient journeys, changing the behaviours of clinicians and those who determine which services will be commissioned
Sharing best practice

13. Prevention Promote access to cancer screening programmes
Prevent cancer where possible –
40 per cent of cancers are caused by avoidable factors eg environment, lifestyle

14. Early Diagnosis Make more cancer curable through earlier diagnosis
Supporting people to understand and act upon the early signs and symptoms of cancer

15. Caroline’s story

16. High Quality Services Invest in modern and high quality services
Transform the way organisations work together to make sure that cancer treatment, care and support is wrapped around the patient and not purely based on a single condition or organisational boundaries

17. Deborah’s story

18. Living With And Beyond Cancer
Support people to live as full and active a life as possible with and beyond their cancer diagnosis
Seek implementation of the Recovery Package
HNA – holistic needs assessment
Treatment summary
Cancer care review
Health and wellbeing event

19. Sara’s story

20. Patient Experience
Ensure that the experience of each individual patient is taken as seriously as the seriousness of their clinical care and treatment
Listen to patients and learn from what you have to tell us

21. Learn More and Get Involved
YCPF bulletin and other existing comms
Networking and events
New Alliance website, followed by….
More social media activity
Exhibitions and conferences
Develop case studies – real people, real lives
Celebrating progress and improvements – media and other promotional opportunities
Annual Alliance national progress report
Any others you can think of!!

22. Question
and
Answer
Session

23. Closing remarks Thanks for coming along today.