86 RTFT - Progress Update on Action Plan PDF 1 MB
- Martin Havenhand, Trust Chair, to present
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Minutes:
The Chairman welcomed Martin Havenhand (Trust Chair), Tracey McErlain-Burns (Chief Nurse), Jan Bergman (Director of Transformation/Deputy CEO) and Kerry Tate Maskill (Communications Officer) to the meeting who were present to give an update on the Operational Plan 2014-16.
The following presentation was given on the 2 Year Operational Plan:-
Vision
- To ensure patients are at the heart of what we do, providing excellent clinical outcomes and a safe and first class experience
Mission
- To improve the Health and Wellbeing of the population we serve, building a healthier future together
Values
- Safe, Compassion, Together, Right First Time, Responsible and Respect will underpin the way we work and define the culture we wish to build within the organisation
Strategic Objectives
- Develop high quality and safe services that effectively met the changing healthcare needs of the population it served
- Achieve clinical and financial sustainability
- Work with partners across the local health economy to ensure sustainability of wider healthcare provision
- Ensure that it had the leadership capability and capacity to deliver the strategy and services
- Ensure that its governance arrangements were fit for purpose and help shape the behaviours that would achieve the strategy
- Meet its regulatory requirements
- Develop and maintain an appropriately skilled and engaged workforce to meet service needs now and in the future
- Develop a culture based on their values and behaviours
Trust Key Priorities
Strategy
- Develop 5 Year Strategic Plan
- Transformation Programme Action Plan
- Board Development Programme
Structure
- Appointment of CEO and Executive Team
- Clinical Management Re-structuring
- Board Committee Structure
- Assurance Framework
- Risk Management
People
- Staff Communication and Engagement
- People Performance Management
- Performance Management Framework
- Stakeholder Engagement Plan
- Governor Engagement
Operational Objectives
- To provide quality and safe health services
- To address the underlying financial deficit
- To successfully implement a £22M Cost Improvement Programme
- To produce and implement Clinical Strategies which:
Identify those services that sustain a stand-alone Trust
Identify those services for increased collaboration
Identify those services to be provided by other providers
- Deliver a Board Development programme
- Establish the Executive Team
- Implement Clinical Re-structuring
- Embed and sustain new Board and Committee structures
- Introduce and embed the Board Assurance Framework and Risk Management Strategy
- Develop a staff communication and engagement process
- Introduce the Trust Performance Management Corporate Report and monitor performance throughout the plan period
- Undertake performance appraisal for all staff by Q1
- Develop stakeholder engagement plans
- Agree a forward work plan with Governors
Quality Objectives
Safe
- Mortality
- Harm Free Care
Reliable
- Waiting Times
Caring
- Friends and Family Test
All Domains
- Nationally and locally mandated quality requirements
CQUIN
- 9 focus areas
Organisational Risk
- Quality of Care
- Commissioning and Competition
- Operational Delivery
- Cost Improvement Programme
- Workforce
Operational Challenges
- Unscheduled Care – in particular ageing population and increase in ... view the full minutes text for item 86