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An IntroductionMs. Rhona Jennings
Sponsors: Mental Health Commission, Health Service Executive, St. Patrick’s University Hospital and St. John of God Hospital.
NMHSC - Project Topic Selection
Individual Care and Treatment Planning that supports Recovery – Quality Framework Standard 1.1(MHC, 2007)
Participating Teams Ten sites, 11 teams across a range of services
and age groups Time Line
November 2009 – April 2011
National Mental Health Services Collaborative
National Legal/Policy Context2001: Mental Health Act 20012005: Quality in Mental Health
Services - your views (MHC)2006: Regulations S.I. No. 551 of 2006
Vision for Change (DoHC)2007: Quality Framework for Mental
Health Services in Ireland (MHC)
2008: Building a Culture of Patient Safety
Quality Framework for Mental Health Services - 2007
A systems approach to improving the quality of MHS;
Standards:
What a service user/carer can expect (point of service delivery)
Rules/Regulations/Codes of Practice are integrated
Enablers:what’s required to deliver the service user
standards
Monitoring and Evaluation
Implementation
Mental Health Services Context
Compliance in 2007 with Article 15, Regulations for Approved Centres
Very low compliance with care and treatment plans -18% (Inspector of Mental Health Services)
Self assessment of compliance - 83.6%
NMHSC
Objective
Generate change ideas and target improvement measures relating to individual care and treatment planning to support recovery
Rationale – MethodologyService users /carers actively involved in
all stages of planning and implementation of the proposed project
Change ideas for implementation informed by service user / carer experiences (process mapping)
Methodology - evidence informed, Evidence that it has worked elsewhere
in health & in particular mental health services
National Mental Health Services Collaborative
Rationale – MethodologyBuild the capacity of the system
ImplementationSustainabilitySpread
Outcomes focussed & time-boundEvaluation is an integral componentHave a very good chance of success in
the Irish context
National Mental Health Services Collaborative
Initiation Phase
Teams selected/Governance Structures /
Knowledge Review/Evaluation
1
Implementation PhasePlan/Do/Check/Act Cycles
Pre – Project PlanningTraining Needs identified/Measurement Tools/Service Users journey mapped /Record base line data
Summative Phase Record Outcomes/Spread the learning/Evaluation Report
2
3
4
Starting Point
• Reference Group Meeting – 19th February 2010
Group description Identification of Learning needs Map service users journey
Establish National baseline Identify Gaps
Expected Outcomes Key improvement needed Measurement tools Learning needs identified
Learning Sets1st Session
Learn about chosen topicPlan changesAgree on how changes are to be measured
2nd & Subsequent SessionOpportunity for teams to report on methods &
resultsLearn from each others experience
Analyse
Mapping Journey/Needs Assessment Identify learning
PLAN
ActImplement Learning
Align Journey Learning
Assess
Summative Assessment
DO
DO
STUDY
The JourneyPositive Journey for Service Users/Carers
and CliniciansActive involvement Promote Recovery Approach
• Creating a supportive environment for learning and improving– Leadership– Culture
• Creating a learning network• Measuring and reporting on outcomes
Contact Details
Ms. Rhona JenningsEmail – [email protected]
Telephone: (01) 6362400
National Mental Health Services Collaborative
