Learning Disability Self Assessment Framework

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Learning Disability Self Assessment Framework
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Introduction

• Background and development of the SAF
• Data
• Winterbourne View and the Self Assessment
  Framework.
• Self Assessment and making a difference
• Next Steps and Conclusion
• Discussion/ QA

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Overview

• Background
• Partnership Board Self Assessment
• Health Self Assessment
• Development of the new Joint Framework
• Consultation and co production
• Key issues
• Governance
• Using principles of co-production and
  participatory planning.

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Governance

• National Reporting and Sign off
• National ADASS, National Commissioning Board.
• Regional Validation and Sector Led Improvement.
• Regional ADASS, NHS England Regions and Local
  Area Teams
• Local reporting and action
• Health and Wellbeing Boards, Local Authorities,
  CCGs, Partnership Boards, Participation events.

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Data

• Alignment with other data submissions.
• Links to the development of Joint Strategic Needs
  Assessment.
• Co-Terminosity.
• Collection and publication.
• Workbook approach to facilitate local action and
  benchmarking.

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Scope and type of questionsNumbers Stories
Policy

• Shared ratings
• Red/Amber/Green / Stories / Evidence
• Staying Healthy (9 items)
• Being Safe (8 items)
• Living Well (10 items)
• Statistical context (numbers)
• Health and social care
• Inclusion and where I live
• Quality, safeguarding and rights
• Transitions

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Winterbourne View and the Self Assessment
Framework.

• Winterbourne View Related Measures.
• Example of how the SAF supports Local and Health
  Authorities to respond to and apply learning from
  key issues.
• Letter will be sent to Chairs of Health and
  Wellbeing Boards to reinforce the role of the SAF
  in the reporting on WBV actions.

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Self Assessment and making a difference 

• Co production people with learning disability
  and families central to process
• Many national examples of improved health and
  healthcare outcomes for people with learning
  disability e.g. Learning disability liaison
  nurses, annual health checks
• Year on year oversight of improvement

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Next Steps and Conclusion

• IHaL Website open for SAF collation and input -
  July 2013.
• Data submissions complete by end September to
  follow participation events.
• Validation/ regional reporting in Qtr 3.
• Presentations to Health and Wellbeing Boards in
  Qtr 4.

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Key discussion points

• Governance
• Role of national ADASS and Health Structures.
• Co production and participatory planning