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Transforming Adult Social Care

Transforming Adult Social Care. Oxfordshire Voluntary and Community Sector Conference 25 th November 2010 Alan Sinclair. What do we know now? Where does the money come from and how do we spend it? What is Adult Social Care What is Transforming Adult Social Care?

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Transforming Adult Social Care

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  1. Transforming Adult Social Care Oxfordshire Voluntary and Community Sector Conference 25th November 2010 Alan Sinclair

  2. What do we know now? Where does the money come from and how do we spend it? What is Adult Social Care What is Transforming Adult Social Care? What Progress is being made in Oxfordshire and whats next? What I will cover

  3. Hay Group Study Autumn 2010 of Business Leaders 87% kept eyes firmly on the customer 64% had planned in advance Cuts of more 5% and less than 20% had similar impact on morale And three cuts of 5% is seen as three times worse than one cut of 15% 71% felt staff morale suffered as result of cuts and uncertainty Change is here

  4. ‘Be prepared. Plan for the worst and manage for the best’ ‘Communicate even when you don’t have much to say’ ‘Balance short term need with long term requirements’ ‘Don’t wait for Clarity’ ‘Focus on Values’ and what value do you add What does this mean? (from the Hay Group research)

  5. ‘We cant be creative if we refuse to be confused. Change always starts with confusion; Cherished interpretations must dissolve to make way for the new’ (Margaret Wheatley)

  6. Government Spending Review 20 Oct 10 Overall 27% net revenue reduction for local government Reduction in Capital Programme A large number of specific/ring fenced grants are now unringfenced Specific details not known – especially in relation to the formula’s being used to allocate funding Local Government Settlement 2 Dec 10 Impact of the Spending Review (1)

  7. OCC has been planning for worst case 40% and best case 25% Possible front loading of savings to first year Detail plans still being worked on Will be public soon Scrutiny Committee Proposals 20 Dec 10 County Council Budget 15th February 2011 Impact of the Spending Review (2)

  8. Refocus on what Council’s priorities will be Restructure of main functions Reduction in the number of managers Need to work even closer with partners and providers Move from expert provider to commissioner, with others delivering and place shaping/locality focus role Impact of the changes in the NHS What does this mean?

  9. Where the Council’s money comes from?

  10. What the Council spends the money on

  11. Most people don’t know about social care until it affects them. Social Care includes a wide range of services designed to help people to: Maintain their own independence and keep well Support people so they don’t need to rely on services long term Play a full part in society Protect them in vulnerable situations Manage complex relationships What is adult social care?

  12. Transforming Adult Social Care

  13. Over 1,500 people now have a Personal Budget From 4 Oct 10 all new eligible people will be supported by Self Directed Support and get a personal budget All existing eligible people will move onto a personal budget by April 2011 Policy for the Operation of Personal Budgets – the RAS Independent Brokerage Service Progress Being Made in Oxfordshire

  14. Information and advice strategy – improved web site, Looking Local, Information Hub Investment in Prevention and Early Intervention - Reablement, Turnaround, Continence Community Building approach – framework and checklist Working with providers – impact on contracts Support with Confidence Progress Being Made in Oxfordshire

  15. The Principles Prevention – maintaining independence Personalisation – personal budgets as direct payments Partnership – support delivered in partnership between individuals, communities, voluntary and public sectors Plurality – variety of peoples needs are matched by diverse provision A Vision for Adult Social Care: Capable Communities & Active Citizens

  16. Protection – safeguards against risk of abuse and neglect Productivity – greater local accountability to drive improvements and innovation to deliver higher productivity and quality care People – skilled workforce. Working alongside carers and people who use services to lead the changes

  17. End 2010 - Government Publishes Public Health White Paper Spring 2011- Law Commission publishes its review of adult social care legislation Summer 2011 – Commission on the Funding of Care and Support publishes its report End 2011 - Government publishes Care and Support White Paper Spring 2012 - Government publishes Social Care Reform Bill Timeline – further changes

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  19. Thank Youtasc@oxfordshire.gov.ukwww.takingcontroloxon.org.uk

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