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The National Co-Production Advisory Group. Why the co-production group was developed. The White Paper “ Our health, our care, our say” recognises that people want access to support when they need it. This was confirmed in Putting People First (2007) concordat. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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The National Co-Production Advisory Group
Why the co-production group was developed
• The White Paper “Our health, our care, our say” recognises that people want access to support when they need it. This was confirmed in Putting People First (2007) concordat.
• Putting People First set out a shared vision and commitment to the transformation of adult social care, through a radical reform of public services.
• It was recognised that this reform could only take place if it was done hand in hand with people who use services and their carers.
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and who is involved• People with learning disabilities• Mental health service users• Family carers• Older people• People who use direct payments/individual budgets• People who are lesbian, gay, bisexual and
transgendered• And black and ethnic minorities and hard to reach
groups
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• In March The National Co-production Advisory Group became an independent group that is hosted by The Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE).
• The group also works in partnership with “Think Local Act Personal”......
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We also work with central government
and other bodies• Advising Department of Health on policy and delivery (e.g.
White Paper, Direct Payments)
• Supporting Local Government Group work with members and sector improvement
• Influencing other bodies e.g. shaping social care workforces and leadership strategies with Skills for Care and Skills Academy
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What have The National Co-production Group achieved so far.
We have been involved in co-producing many documents and we are really starting to change the
way the government thinks about working with people who use services and their carers.
Recently we have be involved with
“MAKING IT REAL”
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Making it Real
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About the TLAP PartnershipA “partnership agreement” was launched in November 2010.
States our commitment to moving forward with personalisation and community-based support.
More than 30 national and umbrella organisations representing the broad interest in transforming adult social care across England have committed to working in partnership.
The organisations who joined the partnership will work collectively to develop and share innovative practice so all citizens have more choice and control over the support they experience.
Picks up where Putting People First left off but importantly represents a key shift from government-led to sector-led support.
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Co-producing Making it Real – Subtitles and signers
for Making it Real film– Easy Read version of
Making it Real– Careful design of
materials– Testing support
materials for clarity, purpose and content
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Leading and Influencing TLAP
National Co-production Advisory Group
Making it RealCommuni-
cationsMembership
and FeesMarket
DevelopmentSelf Directed
Support
Think Local Act Personal Board
Think Local Act Personal Partnership10
• Will help to mark progress towards personalised, community–based support
• Developed by TLAP, led by the Co-Production Advisory Group
Making it Real
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What is it?• A set of statements from people who use services , carer and
citizens saying what they would expect to see and experience if personalisation is real and working well in a locality or organisation.
• These are then matched against key elements that would need to be in place to make these experiences possible.
• These “markers” will help show how well a locality or organisation is doing in achieving personalisation and community-based support.
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What it is not?
• NOT Performance management – TLAP is a voluntary movement for change (ADASS, Local Government Group, Department of Health, major provider bodies and the Care Quality Commission support Making it Real ).
• We believe Councils and organisations providing social care support will want to use Making it Real with local communities and people using support to show progress.
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What organisations need to do:
Step 1 - Organisations register with TLAP website and download the Making it Real support materials.
Step 2 - Board level commitment to starting the declaration process and full involvement of people who use services and carers - “We are getting ready to make a declaration to the Making it Real programme”.
Step 3 - Complete self-assessment forms in discussion with people who use services and carers , staff and partners to complete self assessment forms.
Step 4 - Co-produce action plans and identify top 3 priorities.
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What organisations need to do:
Step 5 – Upload top 3 priorities onto TLAP website
Step 6 – Access TLAP logo and agreed statement.
Step 7 - Complete feedback on key challenges/ obstacles
Step 8 – After 6 months, complete a progress review with people who use services and carers.
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What the organisations will declare:
“We are working towards the
commitments described in the Making it Real programme, with the
aim of achieving support which is more
personalised and which is part of the whole
community.” 16
What people who use services, carers and citizens can do Influence – remind local organisations about Making it Real Co-production –work together with Making it Real organisation
to develop action plans and top three priorities Monitor – remind organisations about their commitments and
feedback directly to them if priorities are not met Communicate – share your stories through blogs, newsletter
articles, blogs on the TLAP website Feedback – volunteer to test out web pages and provide email
feedback
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Map of organisations who have declared a commitment to Making it Real
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Contact:Shahana RamsdenMaking it Real Project Co-ordinatorSenior Co-production [email protected] me on twitter - @shahanaramsden
Any questions?Sally PercivalClenton FarquharsonAlan Crone
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