7dayservices self assessment tool
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Webex held in March 2014 presenting the seven day services self assessment tool #7DayServicesTRANSCRIPT
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Seven Day ServicesSelf – Assessment Tool
Improving health outcomes across England by providing improvement and change expertise
Seven Day Services: The Context• Over the last ten years a growing body of evidence of poor patient
outcomes for patients admitted at weekends.
• The 5 day service model no longer meets justifiable patient and public expectations.
• Dec 2012 NHS England Everyone Counts (2012/13: Planning for patients)
• Sir Bruce Keogh Review and Forum Findings December 2013
• Aligned with NHS England’s “Call for Action” united approach to fundamentally change how we deliver health and social care services. 10 year Strategy
• NHS Planning Guidance
– 2014/15. Action Plans with service development and improvement plans
– 2015/16 – Clinical standards which have the greatest impact into National standard contract
– 2016/17 – All clinical standards incorporated
Seven Days Services Improvement Programme
The specific role of NHS Improving Quality is to:•Support the adoption into practice of evidence based seven day services at pace and scale across England;
•Work with providers and commissioners to ensure that they have improvement expertise, capability, knowledge and tools to implement sustainable change;
•Create a vibrant network of seven day services learning across England that connects clinical teams, services, stakeholders, organisations and communities;
•Ensures patients, carers and users across the health systems are actively engaged in designing and influencing the right solutions to meet local health needs; and
•Challenge the NHS to think radically, push the boundaries and look for new and innovative ways of providing leading edge, sustainable seven day services.
Seven Day self assessment tool - evolving
• A baseline tool to help organisations to self-assess where they are currently with services and the clinical standards
• Organisations can use as a resource to evaluate their progress toward extending their seven day service provision and impact
• Contains a series of baseline questions around current availability/provision of services and identifying the potential extending of services
• Each section has a range of related questions within it – the sections between 7day plans and Service provision are useful to inform your responses to the Clinical Standards section
• The ‘Clinical Standards’ section has been developed using the 10 national clinical standards for 7 Day services (http://www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/forum-summary-report.pdf)
• Other areas need further developing, e.g. primary, community and social care - we are seeking feedback nationally on developing these.
Indications from early testing of the 7day tool:It is useful for:
•Local care organisations to capture a baseline position of what currently is going on along the pathway of care.
•It’s a tool for dialogue - stimulating local conversations and discussions, challenging assumptions.
•Providing a benchmark and opportunity to track progress around the 10 clinical standards, and extending services
•Providing information that supports the development of local plans
•Providing an opportunity to share the information and learning drawn from the tool across the pathway
•Local communities can decide how they use the information from the tool
•To capture the information across the whole system no-one person can complete the self-assessment
•It is not a national reporting tool, the information will be aggregated across the regions and nationally to explore the distribution and equity of services
Who can use the self assessment tool Tool can be currently used within:
Acute trusts
Community Trusts
CCGs
Different users will register for different levels of access:
Data Approver – A person within the organisation with responsibility for:
Authorising the release of information entered by the data submitters
Approving the status of those registered as data submitters
Data submitter
Person / persons that enter information relating to the specific section.
An organisation can have multiple data submitters.
Password will be issued after registration from the organisation’s Data Approver
How does the self assessment tool work?
Questions answered in a range of ways:
Toggle boxes
Multiple choice boxes
Drop-down boxes
Free text – Free text can’t be analysed but will provide further information for organisations
What you will find within the self assessment tool The tool is divided into sections e.g. Clinical standards, Levels of service provision, finance, patient and public engagement
Each section has a range of related questions within it – the sections between 7day plans and Service provision are useful to inform your responses to the Clinical Standards section
10 National Clinical standards - alignment between the 10 National Clinical standards section and the NHS Planning Guidance 2014/17
No one person will be able to complete it all
How to register for the tool
Organisations can only start entering data once they have a “Data
Approver”
Can register at http://www.7daysat.nhs.uk/ and clicking on the
“Register” button
NATCANSAT verify e-mail address before assigning “Data
Approver” status
Additional informationRegister for access to the tool at:
www.7daysat.nhs.uk
NHS IQ Contacts:
[email protected] [email protected]
Help and Support
Helpdesk 0870 840 8033
Email [email protected]
Your questions