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A Prevention Strategy for Lincolnshire

This prevention strategy focuses on promoting well-being, supporting safer neighborhoods, and encouraging active lifestyles in Lincolnshire. It includes both primary prevention efforts and early intervention for individuals at risk of specific health conditions. By coordinating action and measuring the impact of investment, the strategy aims to make prevention services more effective and allocate resources more efficiently.

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A Prevention Strategy for Lincolnshire

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  1. A Prevention Strategy for Lincolnshire

  2. Primary Prevention (Promoting Well-being) Provision of universal access to good quality • information, supporting safer neighbourhoods, • promoting health and active lifestyles, etc • Secondary Prevention (Early Intervention) • Identify individuals at risk of specific health • conditions or events (such as strokes or falls) or • those who have existing low level care needs What is prevention? Prevention Strategy

  3. What are we doing? • Lincolnshire County Council is working with other organisations to develop and co-ordinate action that will make prevention services more effective. This includes: • Reviewing existing prevention services. • Producing a strategy that explains how we’ll do it. • Put in place ways to measure the impact of investment in prevention, i.e. does the money we put into projects make people’s lives better? • From that we will develop a case to fund preventative services from core budgets in the future. Prevention Strategy

  4. Why are we doing it? • People want to stay as well as possible for as long as possible. • We can’t afford to carry on doing what we have been doing. • Help us to share and use resources (includes money and information) more effectively. • Government says so! Prevention Strategy

  5. Keeping people well Prevention Strategy

  6. What will happen if we do nothing? Prevention Strategy

  7. What’s already happening in Lincolnshire? • There is already “preventive” work happening but it doesn’t fit together or show how the services collectively improve people’s lives. Prevention Strategy

  8. Prevention Strategy Making it easier to get the help you need

  9. Make the change happen What do we need from you? We need to make sure that organisations in Lincolnshire put you at the heart of everything we do. Identify customer groups Start with a strategic objective Research demographics & services Understand How services meet needs Focus group to understand aspirations Redesign to deliver improvement Prevention Strategy Challenge for improvement opportunities

  10. What do we need to do now? • Produce a practical guide that focuses on ‘secondary prevention’, but make sure it supports development of primary prevention. • Make sure we help people at critical trigger points in their lives. • Identify “budget” for prevention services to show how it can work. • Plan to re-invest in prevention services as we save money elsewhere. Prevention Strategy

  11. When are we doing it? Prevention Strategy

  12. Thank you for listening Prevention Strategy

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