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Commissioning for Personalisation

Physical Disabilities Sensory Impairments HIV Neurological Conditions. Commissioning for Personalisation. Colin Rowett, Senior Manager Commissioning. Commissioning for Personalised Services: Concept.

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Commissioning for Personalisation

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  1. Physical DisabilitiesSensory ImpairmentsHIVNeurological Conditions Commissioning for Personalisation Colin Rowett, Senior Manager Commissioning

  2. Commissioning for Personalised Services: Concept Personalisation is about giving people much more choice and control over their lives and goes well beyond simply giving personal budgets to people eligible for council funding. It means addressing the needs and aspirations of whole communities to ensure everyone has access to the right information, advice and advocacy to make good decisions about the support they need. It means ensuring that people have wider choice in how their needs are met and are able to access universal services such as transport, leisure and education, housing, health and opportunities for employment, regardless of age or disability.

  3. Commissioning: Principles Work in partnership and commission jointly where it makes sense to do so Develop service models which are person centred Ensure equity of access and delivery Demonstrate value for money Look for innovation which improves quality and outcomes Manage performance proportionately Manage knowledge and share it

  4. Commissioning for Personalised Services: Goals Correct balance of investment between different services Developing the market so services are available for personal budget holders and self funders Available information and advice Co-production, including design, delivery and evaluation of services Local partnerships Commissioning prevention and wellbeing services Access to universal community services

  5. Overview

  6. Neurological Conditions: Commissioning Intentions WE NEED LESS: Residential care Standard, 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday day care services WE NEED: Equitable and timely access to a wide range of local services Personal budgets and direct payments so people can exercise more choice and control over their support Opportunities for retraining, vocational rehabilitation, support for returning to work, employment, leisure pursuits and social participation Improved access to 24-hour specialist care and support for those with complex health and social needs Flexible community services and support, and an increased range of service options to support people at home Support to navigate the complex health and social care systems and help people achieve their individual outcomes in life To maximise the use of telecare, telehealth and digital technology One stop shops and information and advice services Clear integrated pathways of care, including timely access to reablement and rehabilitation

  7. Neurological Conditions: Pathway

  8. Neurological Services: Milestones

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