Pickled!!
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What will we do all day once the National Indicator set has gone?
Or the evolution of local authority performance staff
Pickled!!
“So today I am announcing the end of other burdensome aspects of the old command-and control regime, linked to Local Area Agreements and the National Indicator Set”
The Rt Hon Eric Pickles MP, Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government – October 2010
Pickled!!
Comprehensive Area Assessment –
RIP June 2010
Audit Commission – RIP 2012/13
Local Authority Performance Staff
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Why did we have Performance Indicators?
What gets measured Gets done!
Assessments got quicker!More people received
Direct Payments!
The Evolution of Performance Staff
2000 AD: The Era of RAP and early days of PAF
2005-2010 AD: The Emergence of outcome based
PAF Indicators and development of the National
Indicator Set
2008-10: The Era of the Text Based Self Assessment
Bean Counter Creative Accountant Spin Doctor
The next evolutionary stage - Information Scientists New TOM Activity
Model V2.xls
3rd Sector Partners
Variety of referral points
Library ServiceESCD
ContactsHospital Contacts
(S2's)
Web-based self-referral 20,500 16,581
0
NFA Customer Access 11,070 GP 0 Ambulance Service 0 8,291
9,430 No Further Action Required
MOW and Equipment Only 8,291
0
2,989 NFA
package restarts 4,643
D&A Sensory Behavioural SupportSignposting Advice and
GuidanceReablement IP Beds
Major equipment 2,561 894Transfer to LTM
teams995
Transfer to LTM teams
1,328 Minor Equipment
Non Complex - <4 interventions a year
Complex - 4+ interventions a year
Non Complex - <4 interventions a year
1,076 336 269
LD Transition Cases +
OAMH Cases Long Term Support Team 3171 Services Outcomes Hub 6,869 54
151 360 5,000
3,300
Hospital 682
NFA - Closed Cases. 6,886 Hospital 2,322
LTM 2,241
Review 4,645
Assists in commissioning services. Package restarts. Minor changes in
need dealt with by provider + services outcomes hub
Non Crisis
Person is identified as likely to require ongoing support
7856
2,653
Suitable for Early InterventionSuitable for Early Intervention
5,203
Crisis - Suitable for EI
Scheduled Reviews Pool
Target Operating Model - Transfers during a typical year
Hospital
At discharge the person is identified by health professionals supported by discharge co-
ordinators as likely to require ongoing support
Person is identified by GP as requiring urgent care
Person identified as requiring urgent care or likely to need
services
Please Select Year:
0
Plus LD&PI already in LTM
No Further Intervention required. Prepares on support plan and commissions services
6 week review again proportionate and risk based also acts as validation
Ongoing Services via ECC Managed Services
Ongoing Services Via Personal Budget Direct
Plus OA and OAMH already in LTM
Proportionate rick based reviews commissioned from a variety of providers
Plus those already in reviews pool 16,300
6,923
Current Position
AdoptionsEquipment and
Telecare
2,684
1,717
Crisis - Suitable for EI
Early Intervention - Assessment
0
Complex transfers may be many people who have reassessment of needs and could be suitable to early intervention as deterioration happens but not through HAT process-Approx 14% Review move to CATApprox 5% LTM PI&LD move to CATApprox 8% LTM OA&OAMH move to CAT
Not able to benefit from Early Intervention
2,800 Safeguard Alerts and
Referrals. Of which 1,500 are contacts
at ESCD, 155 HAT, 800 LTM,
150 CAT and 100 Review
Return to Hospital
77
Potential Change in Needs - Suitable for
Early Intervention4019
Residential or nursing care required
881
No Further Action Required, successful early intervention
Not able to benefit from Early Intervention
+ MOW and Equipment
Only1,218
Complex transfers between LTM and review teams -Approx 5% move from review to LTMApprox 20% of LTM OA&OAMH cases move from LTM to reviewApprox 16% of LTM PI&LD cases move from LTM to review
5,216
Assisting in preparing SP and in commissioning services. Confirmation of SP, Validation of SP. Carry our reviews
0
1,346 336
Self Support
The next evolutionary stage Information Artists!
Endangered species!We need data to function and our natural habitat is under threat
•CLG review of all national data collections
•Zero Based Review from the Information Centre
•End of CQC Self Assessment
This is not about self preservation.
This is about making sure we have the resources to provide Commissioners and Decision makers with the information they need.
We must:
Make sure the Zero Based Review by the Information Centre works for local authorities, and support the IC to continue the development of tools such as NASCIS.
Educate members and politicians of the importance of having a relevant national data set for adult social care.