Issue - meetings

Paul Theaker, Commissioning Team, and Ruth Fletcher Brown, Public Health

Paul Theaker, Operational Commissioner, and Ruth Fletcher-Brown, Public Health Specialist, gave the following powerpoint presentation:-

 

CAMHS Commissioning

-          More providers than just RDaSH

-          More commissioners than just Rotherham CCG

 

CAMHS Tiered Model of Provision

-          Commissioners

NHS England

Rotherham CCG

RMBC

-          Providers

Private Sector

RDaSH CAMHS (Sheffield Health and Social Care, Nottinghamshire Healthcare)

RMBC

Voluntary Sector

GPs, RFT

 

Where key services fit in the Tiered Model

Tier 1

-          Health Services - School Nurses, Family Nurse Partnership, Midwives, Accident and Emergency, LAC Nurse, Health Visitors, GPs, Dieticians, Sexual Abuse Referral Centre, Rotherham Institute of Obesity and Parenting Support Advisory Service

-          Social Care – Youth Offending, Parent Support Advisory Service and Family Recovery Programme

-          Education – Rowan Centre

-          Voluntary Sector - Barnardos

Tier 2

-          Health Services - RDASH CAMHS, Child Development Centre, Paediatricians

-          Social Care – Youth Start, Looked After and Adopted Children

-          Education - MIND

Tier 3

-          Health Services - RDASH CAMHS, Child Development Centre, Early Intervention in Psychosis, Paediatricians

-          Social Care – Youth Start, Looked After and Adopted Children

-          Education – MIND, Educational Psychology

Tier 4

-          Health Services – NHS England

-          Social Care – Disability Service, Custody

-          Education – Educational Psychology

 

Background

-          May/June, 2013 – Issues with RDaSH CAMHS Service

-          ‘Contract Query’ process October, 2013

-          GP Surveys – September and December, 2014, May, 2014

-          Universal Workers Survey January, 2014

-          ‘Top Tips’, Directory of Services, locality workers, GP events and IYSS conference

 

CAMHS Strategy

-          Draft format

-          Informed by National Guidance and local feedback

-          Formalisation of some ongoing work

-          From issues raised by families, carers, referrers and services

 

Draft Recommendations

-          Ensure patient/parents/carers input into developing services

-          Develop multi-agency care pathways

-          Develop family focussed services which were easily accessible and delivered in appropriate locations

-          Best value for money for the people of Rotherham

-          Flexible working times – not restricted to normal operating hours

-          Appropriate training and support for staff

-          Transition from Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services to Adult Services

-          Multi-agency single point of access (SPA) to Mental Health Services

-          Services that demonstrate improved outcomes for children and young people

-          Promote the prevention of mental ill health

-          Reduce the stigma of mental illness

-          Reduce waiting times and improve access

 

Next Steps

-          Engagement of parents, carers and young people

-          Finalisation of Strategy

-          Continuing joint commissioner/provider improvement work

-          Opportunities for engagement

-          Pathways event

 

Discussion ensued with the following issues raised/clarified:-

 

·           Improvement Notice served on CAMHS last year

·           GP Surveys had revealed 20% satisfaction rate

·           A lot of work and improvement had taken place over the last year

·           The Local Authority put funding into the contract but no monies had  been realised until receipt of a draft Strategy.  Said Strategy had been produced on 31^st March, 2014.  A CAMHS Strategy was now also a requirement of Ofsted

·           A meeting had taken place with parents  ...  view the full minutes text for item 28