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What is this Government’s vision?

What is this Government’s vision?. The Government has set a single, over-arching Purpose: to focus the Government and public services on creating a more successful country, with opportunities for all of Scotland to flourish, through increasing sustainable economic growth.

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What is this Government’s vision?

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  1. What is this Government’s vision? The Government has set a single, over-arching Purpose: to focus the Government and public services on creating a more successful country, with opportunities for all of Scotland to flourish, through increasing sustainable economic growth

  2. How do we address the challenge:what needs to be done

  3. Better Health, Better Care Help people to sustain and improve their health, especially in disadvantaged communities, ensuring better, local and faster access to health care Wealthier and Fairer Smarter Safer and Stronger Greener

  4. Helping People Improve Their Health • Cross Government approaches • Enabling NHS • Health Promoting Health Service • Role of Public Health

  5. Especially in disadvantaged communities … • Tackling health inequalities • Breaking link between early life adversity and adult disease • Tackling wider costs of ill health

  6. Ensuring better, local and faster access to health care • Patient Centred – e.g: Patient Experience Programme • Safe – e.g: Scottish Patient Safety Programme • Effective – e.g: Shifting the Balance • Efficient – e.g: Efficiency and Productivity Programme • Equitable – e.g: Keep Well / Equality and Diversity Agenda • Timely – e.g: 18 Week RTT

  7. Towards a Mutual NHS • Strengthen public ownership by strengthening rights to participate • Board elections • Public Partnership Forums • Participation standard • Ownership report • Patient Rights

  8. Towards a Mutual NHS “The NHS talks about patient focus and service users. It should talk about service owners” World café Glasgow

  9. Towards a Mutual NHS • Strengthen participation in the design and delivery of services • Better Together • Self Management

  10. Towards a Mutual NHS • An NHS based on the values of cooperation and collaboration • Distinctive route • Duty to cooperate – all Boards • Staff partnerships • Networks • Planning / National support

  11. Towards a Mutual NHS • An NHS that engages fully with community stakeholders • Public Sector Reform • Community Health Partnerships • Voluntary Sector

  12. Towards a Mutual NHS • HEAT • Rebalanced across Health Improvement, Efficiency / Governance, Access and Treatment • Better aligned to long term strategy • Linked to other performance approaches in the public sector

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