1. Shaping the local NHS South East Essex Epilepsy Support Group
12 July 2017

2. Today’s agenda Introduction – local challenges/ why change
The local vision
What this could mean
Existing use of Primary Care
GP workload
Building capacity in you local services
The Journey so far

3. Introduction - our challenges
The population in our area is growing.
By 2035, our over 65s population will have increased by 43% That means increased pressure on the NHS and social care to look after the local community, particularly as it gets older.
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4. Introduction - why change?
The current system is creaking
We need to better meet the needs of the population
We need to make the best use of the money available

5. Introduction – we know that:
We need to work in new and different ways
Services need to joined-up

6. The local vision More joined up services More services out of hospital
Better services to support carers and people with complex needs

7. What this could mean Services working differently together
Better coordinated care
Care delivered at the right place by the right person at the right time
Wider range of services in the community
Better information to manage your own health

8. Existing use of general practice
Typical practice 6,700 patients

9. GP Workload
How can we release time for care?

10. Building capacity in your local services

11. The journey so far.. GP Federation weekend GP services,
Innovative community services – Care Co-ordination
Simpler, better GP services in our care homes
Identify & support the most frail in the community
supporting the provision of different types of consultations (e-consultations, telephone consultations) across a range of GP practices
Different types of healthcare professionals available at local GP practices, Pharmacist, Advanced Nurse Practitioner, Emergency Care Practitioner