Ageing well, quality healthcare in later life: a national perspective (.pdf)
End of life care for frail care home residents (.pptx)London’s Urgent and Emergency Care Improvement Collaborative and NHS England hosted a Whole System Regional Frailty Event on 24th May 2018.
This practical day aimed to bring together key national and regional stakeholders who want to improve services for people with frailty – including clinicians from all relevant disciplines, primary, secondary and community care, across STP footprints STP Leads and commissioners.
It is focused on supporting us in understanding what’s working well, what’s not and to explore data sources and national tools to help us gain insight to make much needed improvements for this at-risk patient population.
The event had a Market Place and sessions within the day focused on sharing existing London work and developments working within A&E systems and across geographical boundaries to promote best practice and learning.
The focus of the day
The event aims were to:
- Understand the national strategic plans for older people living with or at risk of developing frailty, and how this fits with the priorities and focus of local STPs footprints
- To consider the range of current activities, learning and best practice across London focused on frailty pathways, including healthy ageing (prevention) through to acute frailty management, long term and end of life care for older people across the region
- Share good practice and build on what is working well in our Region, where and why
- Gain understanding of regional and STP variation; identify where key elements of frailty care are either missing, providing opportunities to support development
- Explore workforce issues and opportunities, including advance practice, role of extensivism in primary care and 3rd sector organisations
- Understand the mechanisms to best connect the national programme, UEC Improvement Collaborative; Health Improvement Networks and STPs priorities around frailty and older people going forwards
Event Audience
The event included clinicians from all relevant disciplines, primary, secondary and community care, across STP footprints STP Leads and commissioners.
Downloads
Ageing well, quality healthcare in later life: a national perspective – Martin Vernon
What does the data tell us? Getting it right first time – Adrian Hopper
I’m still me: focusing on life not diagnoses! – Laura Stuart-Neil and Andreea Albu
