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Update on ARC Service Level Alliance: Enhancing Respite Care Models

The ARC Service Level Alliance (SLA) update from September 2012 outlines the two phases of improvement in respite care. Phase 1 focuses on restorative models, including capacity management principles, design advice, quality improvement ideas, and workforce development initiatives. Phase 2 will expand to encompass a broader vision based on the RCRI report for new residential care models. Key progress includes completed service specifications and an electronic booking system, with plans for focus groups and a proposal for funding to ensure proper implementation of pilot initiatives.

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Update on ARC Service Level Alliance: Enhancing Respite Care Models

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  1. ARC Service Level AllianceSeptember 2012 Update

  2. ARC SLA Scope • Two Phases • Phase 1 – Restorative Models of Respite Care • Agree on principles of respite care capacity management. • Advise on design of restorative model of residential respite care. • Develop quality improvement ideas for respite. • Oversee design and testing of EBS • Foster priority workforce development initiatives. • Phase 2 – Wider vision of RCRI report and new models of residential care will be developed.

  3. ARC SLA Membership • Membership : ARC Providers (4), ALT (1), Allied Health (2), General Practice/Practice Nurse (3), Social & Community Service Providers (1), Quality/Academic (4), Maori (1), Consumers (2), Planning and Funding (2), and our Chair – 20 members

  4. Progress to Date: • Service Specification designed. • Client pathway designed. • Evaluation framework designed. • Electronic Booking System developed.

  5. What’s next? • Carer and Service User Focus groups [first being held 20/9/2012). [To fine tune service specification and as part of the evaluation framework] • Draft Proposal to Planning and Funding to be developed. • Determine Terms of Reference for Phase 2. • Approvals sought from ALT and Planning and Funding to proceed with pilot implementation.

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