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Personalisation
The 2015/16 London personalisation programme consists of the following elements
- Market and provider development – launching the London Market Shaping Forum
- Improving personal budgets delivery
- Working closer with NHSE and CCGs to ensure Londoners are engaged and involved in their own health and the health of their city
Resources
- Individual employers: Individuals across England who receive direct payments or a personal budget so that they can employ people to provide care and support in their own homes. Skills for Care have developed this page to help these indivuals and their care assistants.
- Peer support – what is it and does it work
Market and provider development – market shaping forum
We are looking to launch our London Market Shaping Forum in Autumn 2015
Several preparatory meetings have taken place as outlined below
We initially met on 24th October 2014. Presentations included:
- Notes from the meeting held
- Commissioning for Better Outcomes (Final 301014)
- Challenges and Opportunities in Market Development
- Slides from the event
We had our second meeting on the 19th of February 2015. Presentation available by clicking London MDF Slides
The third meeting took place on the 12th May 2015. Click the following for presentation and National Market Development Forum draft Terms of Reference
The Forum will link directly with the National Market Development Forum and provide a space for a wide range of stakeholders to co-ordinate and drive forward market shaping activity in the Capital focusing on building a diverse and personalised market for people with care and support needs.
Improving personal budgets delivery
Councils have been invited to sign up to supported use of the Personal Budgets Outcomes Evaluation Tool (POET). The latest National Personal Budget Survey(based on use of POET) was published at the NCAS conference in October. The current London programme allows for 12 councils to receive a full package of support including assistance in undertaking the survey, a report analysing findings and benchmarking with others and a facilitated workshop to use the findings for improvement planning. For more information contact tim.parkin@in-control.org.uk
Contribution through Volunteering Event – Developing a new programme for Citizens and Communities
As part of the LondonADASS personalisation work programme we ran an event titled: Contribution through Volunteering – developing a new programme for Citizens and Communities on 3rd October 2014. The event was aimed at helping build community capacity for social care transformation, through a service model that is called “Contribution through Volunteering”
Presentations:
- Contributing to Volunteering background paper
- Contribution through volunteering: reaching out to all
- Contribution Through Volunteering: a programme to build citizenship and community for all
- CTB workshop
- DM presentation Symmetric
- JM workshop
- JM Presentation
- Event summary
Latest News
Opportunity: Better Care Manager, NHS AfC: Band 8c - closing date for applications: 18/02/2018 23:59
Healthy London Partnership new resources and highlights
Better home care for older people - NICE quick guides
Literature Review on Alcohol and Substance Use in people with Learning Disabilities
Previous Network Meetings and Events
Click on an event for more details.
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Lead DASS: Bernie Flaherty, Director Adult Social Services, Harrow Council.
Forthcoming Network Meetings and Events
Click on an event for more details.
Networks and Groups
Within this workstream, LondonADASS runs the following networks:
- Continuing Healthcare
- Dementia Commissioners
- Learning Disability Commissioners
- End of Life Care
- Better Care Fund Leads
Click on a network or group to go the page for that group.
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