85 RDaSH - Quality Accounts PDF 4 MB
- Karen Cvijetic, Head of Quality Improvement, to present
Minutes:
Karen Cvijetic, Head of Quality Improvement, gave the following powerpoint presentation:-
What is a Quality Report?
- Coalition Government White Papers set out the vision of putting Quality at the heart of everything the NHS did
- Key component of the Quality Framework was the continuing requirement for all providers of NHS Services to publish Quality Accounts
- This was the opportunity to enable the OSC to review and supply a statement as to whether “the report was a fair reflection” of RDaSH services
- 2013/14 was the 6th Quality Report produced by RDaSH
2013/14 Quality Performance
- Care Quality Commission (CQC)
Registered with no conditions
- CQC Inspections
11 inspections of Trust services
3 of Learning Disability Services in Rotherham
1 Trust-wide inspection
- Compliant with essential standards of quality and safety reviewed
- CQC Mental Health Act Monitoring Visits
18 monitoring visits of Trust Mental Health Inpatient Services
7 monitoring visits of Rotherham Mental Health Inpatient Services
- Compliant with some minor improvement actions
- Commissioner-led Quality Visits
Adult Mental Health Community Services
Positive feedback
- Quality improvement Initiatives
Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services
Trust Quality Improvement Team
- Commissioning for Quality Indicators (CQUIN)
Patient Safety i.e. Safeguarding, Patient Safety Thermometer
Clinical Effectiveness i.e. Outcome Measures, Transitions
Patient Experience i.e. Patient/Carer Survey
Review of Quality Markers 2013/14
Three domains of quality:-
- Patient Safety
- Clinical Effectiveness
- Patient Experience
Plus
- Our people/staff
Examples of Quality Improvement Work
- Patient Experience
· Respecting, involving and empowering patients
· Improving care through patient feedback
· Improving access
· Making service/treatment information available
- Patient Safety
· Changes in practice through lessons learned
· Environmental safety/accessibility
· Personalised care planning
· Records management
· Safeguarding
- Clinical Effectiveness
· Access to supervision
· Implementing evidence based practice
· Staff engagement in clinical effectiveness activity
· Development of care pathways
· Development of outcome measures
Process for 2014
- Consultation with Select Commission
- Engagement with Trust Council of Governors – regular agenda item/draft Quality Report for comment
- Draft Quality Report to Trust Clinical Governance Group and Board of Directors
Quality Priority for 2014/15
- Clinical Leadership – developed by Board of Directors, Council of Governors and Business Divisions
Francis Declaration
- Trust Francis Declaration jointly signed off by Board of Directors and Council of Governors in December, 2013
- 4 Francis priorities for 2014:-
Culture
Engagement
Non-professionally quality staff
Whistleblowing
National and Public Health Priorities 2014/15
- Tier 4 CAMHS
- 7 day working
- Better Care Fund
- Closing the Gap
- Public Health – provision of Substance Misuse Services and possible retendering of services
Local Commissioning Priorities 2014/15
- Consideration of investment in priority areas following the outcomes of the reviews
- A review of Mental Health and Learning Disability Services
- A review of the Learning Disabilities Assessment and Treatment Unit and Community Services
- Development of a comprehensive CAMHS Strategy
- Development of care pathways and packages (Mental Health Payment and Pricing Systems)
Next Steps
- Receive Select Commission’s comments for ... view the full minutes text for item 85