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Croydon Health and Care
Tuesday 20 November 20181
Welcome
Councillor Louisa Woodley Chair, Health and Well-being Board
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Croydon Health and Care Event 3
We need your help today
Dr Agnelo FernandesClinical ChairCroydon Clinical Commissioning Group
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Residents should get the care, support and
interventions they need - without having to know
who is doing it, or how - it just works
Lots of different perspectives, experiences and a
wealth of knowledge and expertise in the room
Focusing on the big things that no single
organisation can solve on their own
The power of working together
We need your help today
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Tudor Academy Choir
“With a little help from my friends”
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Welcome Tudor Academy Choir
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Introducing the day
Rebecca Eligon Collaborate
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• Housekeeping
• Aim and structure of
the day
• Breaks
• Ground rules
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Ground rules for today
1. We are all equal
2. Everyone participates and listens,
equally
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Report of today
• We are recording your discussions and
conclusions in “real time”
• but not in a way that identifies any individual
with any specific remarks
• We will share the report with all of you
• We are taking photographs and filming
as part of the day
• It’s important to title your work and
add your table number
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Getting to know each other
On your tables are some
“Croydon introduction dice”
Each person should introduce themselves to
others on the table, roll the dice and answer the
question they get from the dice
Time: 15 minutes in total
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Croydon introduction dice
1. What makes Croydon special?
2. If I had a magic wand the change I would
most like to see in Croydon is….
3. The most interesting thing about
Croydon is…
4. What I would like to leave today with is….
5. What works very well in health and care
in Croydon is…
6. What connects me to Croydon is ….13
Understanding Croydon
Rachel FlowersDirector of Public Health Croydon Council
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Introducing Robert’s Story
Kate PierpointChief Executive Age UK Croydon
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Robert’s
Film Meet Robert, aged 77
Robert’s wife sadly passed away whilst he was been cared for in hospital. Returning home alone for the first time after his treatment his health rapidly deteriorated, but with thanks to the PICs, Robert is now living independently again.
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Engagement, Context and Challenges
Andrew EyresAccountable OfficerCroydon Clinical Commissioning Group
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Engaging local people
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Our challenges
Demand Outcomes Workforce Funding
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Quality
Working together can have real benefits
Croydon Personal
Independence Coordinators
Croydon Social Prescribing
Sutton “Red Bag”
communications system
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Our focus areas today
Guy Van DicheleExecutive DirectorHealth, Well-being and AdultsCroydon Council
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What makes us healthy?
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1. Supporting parents and children in their first 1,000 days
2. Improving young people’s mental health
3. Encouraging people to have healthier lifestyles
4. Improving the mental health of older adults
5. Making Croydon a dementia friendly borough
6. Addressing social isolation in our communities
Our focus areas
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Initial thoughts
Any initial reflection on what you’ve heard so far?
What surprised you?
Is there anything that’s missing?
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Tables Focus area
1, 2, 3 What can we do to better support parents with new babies in their
first 1,000 days?
4, 5, 6 How can we improve young people’s mental health?
7, 8, 9 What can we do to encourage people to have healthier lifestyles?
10, 11, 12 How can we improve the mental health of adults?
13, 14, 15 What can we do to make Croydon a dementia friendly borough?
16, 17, 18 What can we do to address social isolation in our communities?
19 and 20 Tudor Academy – exploring all of these themes
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What can we do to
improve support
for each focus
area?
Imaginarium…
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Taking action on health and care
Improving the mental wellbeing and resilience of our children and young people
• Spend a few minutes thinking about your own ideas• ONE idea per post it please• Start a discussion and see how your ideas develop
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Connection
Wall
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Activity 2: Explore
What can people do to help themselves manage their health better?
What could we all be doing earlier?
What can be done now to improve support?
What might take more planning?
What could we do to support families, parents and carers?
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Taking action on health and care
What can people
do to help
themselves
manage their
health better?
What could we all
be doing earlier?
What can be done
now to improve
support?
What might take
more planning?
What could we
do to support
families, parents
and carers?
Move your ideas to this
poster and see which
priorities they address
Are the gaps important?
Can you fill them
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Dotmocracy
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Lunch Lunch – 45 minutes
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Our successes so far
Nnenna OsujiMedical Director and Deputy Chief ExecutiveCroydon Health Services NHS Trust
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0-5s: Croydon Best Start joined-up
our services to give Under 5s the
“Best Start” in life
5,541families visited at home following the birth of their baby
19,217 appointments at child health clinics across the borough
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Social
Prescribing Film
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After lunch briefing
Rebecca Eligon Collaborate
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• New table plan
• Questions for discussion
• Complete table grid of topics
After lunch briefing
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Table Theme Table Theme
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Themes from this morning
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Ideas into action
Four principles and a law
Principles:
1. Whoever comes are the right people
2. Whatever happens is the only thing that could have happened.
3. When it starts is the right time
4. When it's over it's over
The Law is known as the Law of Two Feet:
"If you find yourself in a situation where you are not learning or contributing,
move somewhere where you can."
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Table Theme Table Theme
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2 12
3 13
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9 19
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1. Why is this important?
2. How will we make change?
3. What are the opportunities?
4. If we wanted to make this
happen – what challenges
would we face?
5. How could we address these
challenges?
6. Anything else?
Here are the questions…
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1. Why is this important? 2. How will we make
change?
3. What are the
opportunities?
4. If we wanted to make
this happen – what
challenges would we
face?
5. How could we address
these challenges?
6. Anything else?
Here are the questions…
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Gallery walk
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Final reflections
What are we going to take
away from today?
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Thank you
Councillor Louisa Woodley Chair, Health and Well-being Board
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