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Name of involvement organiser(s) Who is the lead for this work in the CCG? Clinical Leads: Dr Caroline Brand (HWLH CCG) and Dr Alex Mancey-Barratt (B&H CCG) Programme Lead : Stina Bormann |
Workstream / Activity What is this work area about? ReSPECT is a process that creates personalised recommendations for clinical care in emergency situations in which patients are not able to decide for themselves or communicate their wishes. This workstream is about implementing and embedding ReSPECT within health and social care across the High Weald Lewes Havens (HWLH) and Brighton & Hove (B&H) localities. Is the role meeting based? Largely yes – through the ReSPECT Implementation Working Group (plus possible attendance at patient and public engagement events and other fora – see below) Can there be virtual contribution (e.g. commenting on plans)? Yes, if the lay member is unable to attend a particular Implementation Working Group meeting in person by e.g. commenting on patient engagement & communication plans. Skype attendance might also be available in these circumstances. (please see appendix A at the end for more information and the Terms of Reference for the Implementation Working Group) |
Role of lay members
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Background/ skills/ knowledge required
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Membership/format of group Who is on the group, or involved with the work? The ReSPECT Implementation Working Group includes:
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Time commitment
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Location Implementation Working Group meetings will be largely held at HWLH CCG in Friars Walk, Lewes (Skype attendance might also be available, if required in some circumstances). |
Training /induction A short induction/briefing will be offered by the ReSPECT programme lead |
Reward and reimbursement Participants should be offered reimbursement of travel expenses and a recognition fee. (In BHCCG this is £25 per half day in M & S vouchers ) |
Contact if interested: Stina Bormann – CCG Programme Lead (Frailty & EOLC) – stina.bormann@nhs.net Tim Crowhurst – Senior Programme Support Officer (Frailty & EOLC) – tim.crowhurst@nhs.net |
Appendix A
Brighton and Hove (BH) & High Weald Lewes Havens (HWLH) Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCG)
Part of the Central Sussex and East Surrey Commissioning Alliance
ReSPECT Implementation Working Group
Terms of Reference
- Constitution of Working Group
The Working Group will be a task and finish group and will be in place until the ReSPECT document has been rolled out and is embedded within health and social care across the CSCA – South directorate localities.
- Purpose of ReSPECT
The ReSPECT process creates personalised recommendations for patients’ clinical care in emergency situations in which they are not able to decide for themselves or communicate their wishes. The ReSPECT document is a summary plan that supports existing Advance Care Planning of future care wishes and details clinical discussions with patients and carers about Ceilings of Treatment that determine an individual’s Goal of Care.
- Desired Outcome for the Group
A rolling process, which implements the ReSPECT document across health and social care across BH CCG and HWLH CCG by (around) autumn 2020.
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- Settings
ReSPECT will be introduced across health and social care settings in BH CCG and HWLH CCG, including:
- Primary Care
- Acute providers
- Community Hospitals
- Ambulance service
- Out of Hours service
- Hospices
- Residential Care Homes and Nursing Homes
- Community settings, including people’s homes
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- Services
To implement ReSPECT across these settings, it will be necessary to involve:
- National ReSPECT Team
- Sussex ReSPECT Collaborative / wider STP
- ESBT Implementation Steering Group
- GP Practices within BH CCG and HWLH CCG
- Acute hospital trusts – BSUH, ESHT, MTW
- SCFT
- SECAmb
- Integrated Care 24 (IC24) out-of-hours service
- BH Adult Social Care Home Forum
- ESx Adult Social Care’s Care Homes Forum; care agencies; individual care homes
- Hospices – serving the BH CCG & HWLH CCG area.
- Workstreams
To implement ReSPECT across these sectors and settings, the following workstreams will be developed. Progress will be reported to the Implementation Working Group.
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- Adoption
- Formal sign-off and adoption of ReSPECT by appropriate CSCA – BH CCG & HWLH CCG governance structures and committees.
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- Policy Revision
- Embed ReSPECT in appropriate BH CCG & HWLH CCG Policies (e.g. HWLH CCG’s Vision for EOLC)
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- Communication and Dissemination
- Develop a formal Communications Plan
- Develop electronic means of sharing ReSPECT document
- Communications with services and partner organisations (see 3.2 above)
- Communications with patients and carers and general public
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- Training
- Develop a formal training plan outlining the groups of staff that need training, how the training will be provided, and by whom.
- Adapt mandatory training requirements, where appropriate
- Deliver training to groups of staff outlined in the training plan
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- Implementation and roll-out
- Develop detailed work-plans for a phased implementation and introduction across service providers and other partner organisations (see 3.2 above)
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- Monitoring and Review
- Commission feedback from service providers and other partner organisations about ReSPECT and compliance levels
- Commission patients / carers / families feedback
- Evaluated feedback reported through CCGs governance structures and committees
- Membership and attendance
Name |
Organisation/role |
Dr Caroline Brand |
HWLH GP Clinical Lead – EOLC (Deputy Chair) |
Dr Alex Mancey-Barratt |
B&H Clinical Lead – Macmillan GP, Cancer and Community and Prevention. (Chair) |
Hugo Luck |
Associate Director – Community & Primary Care (CSA – South directorate) |
Stina Bormann |
HWLH Lead Programme Manager – Frailty, EOLC |
Pennie McMichael |
HWLH Primary Care Workforce Tutor |
Helen Rignall |
B&H Primary Care Workforce |
Tim Crowhurst |
HWLH Senior Programme Support Officer – Frailty |
TBC |
Patient representative |
TBC |
Martlets representative |
Nursing Director, St Wilfrid’s Hospice |
Colin Twomey |
Lead Clinical Nurse for Palliative and End of Life Care, Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust (BSUH) |
Steve Bass |
End of Life Care Lead Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust (SCFT) |
Lauren Smith |
- Accountability and Reporting Arrangements
The progressing of the workstreams outlined above will be reported through local governance structures and committees.
- Frequency of Implementation Group meetings
Meetings to be arranged monthly.