North of England Critical Care Network

Links and resources for SW Children's Palliative Care Network.

Documenting the learning from a three year programme to test different approaches to sharing information across agencies to support personalisation. JOIN THIS NETWORK TO GET UPDATES WHENEVER THERE IS NEW CONTENT. There are three main areas to this network. 1 Lessons Learnt from the CAF Programme (these can be found under three categories down the left 1. Redesigning Systems and Services, 2. Techincal Approaches, 3. General Programme Working and Support) 2. Message Board for ongoing networking, specifically in relation to information sharing across health and social care 3. Archived material from the old CAF Network used during the programme (again this can be found down the left side) The CAF Programme tested different approaches to sharing information across a variety of agencies to support the implementation of personalisation. There was an emphasis on maximising individuals’ control over their care and support arrangements (including over the information held about them by care and support agencies), and on the importance of the co-production of services and support: this presented many challenges to the established way of doing things. The three year CAF Programme started with a public consultation. Local Authority-led partnerships were asked to put forward an Expression of Interest to the Department of Health which resulted in nine partnership sites being selected in the first phase which started in March 2009. A further three sites were selected 12 months later. One site completed its work in March 2011, and the remaining 11 on 31 March 2012. A full independent evaluation report on the national CAF Programme will be available by autumn 2012. The sites were: Barnsley, Camden, Hampshire, Lincolnshire, Rochdale, Shropshire, Stockport, Warwickshire, Westminster as phase one sites and Cheshire East, Consortium (Hampshire, Portsmouth and Southampton) and Isle of White as phase two sites. The London sites were supported by NHS London. A summary of the phase one sites can be found at http://www.dh.gov.uk/en/Publicationsandstatistics/Publications/PublicationsPolicyAndGuidance/DH_099703

A network for 15 NHS Trusts working towards attaining Foundation Trust status to share ideas, link members and share information.

Network for all scholars in the Severn Deanery School of Primary Care Programme

Healthy London Partnership supported by NHS England London, CCGs and London ADASS are launching a Care Closer to Home programme. The Care Closer to home programme aims to help people stay home longer and get home quicker.

Clinical interrogation of emergency calls and tasking of regional EEAST Critical Care assets including HEMS, BASICS, HART, CCPs.

The South West Critical Care Network (started in 2014) aims to promote excellence of care for critically ill patients; support critical care providers and commissioners to ensure an integrated approach to the planning and delivery of critical care, and to support continual quality improvements.

Supporting staff across the region to deliver safe effective critical care.

An online resource to connect Trusts participating in the Urgent and Emergency Care Improvement Collaborative (North), facilitated by NHS Improvement.