Actions and Resources Sample Clauses

Actions and Resources. Partners to this agreement will undertake the following activities toward delivery of the outcome and targets. Action By whom By when Resources Activities that contribute directly to the achievement of the outcome and targets Order book and AV titles for 15 additional locations, add to stock and distribute Xxxxx Xxxxxx and Xxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, Library Support Team May 2008 Done  Library revenue budget Purchase additional shelving units Xxxxx Xxxxxx May 2008 Done  Library revenue budget Update information on Well Read page of library website Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx May 2008 Done  Library revenue budget Inform partners of additional collections Xxxxx Xxxxxx May 2008 Done  Library revenue budget Write Staff Guidance for library staff Xxxxx Xxxxxx May 2008 Done  Library revenue budget Produce, review and report performance data quarterly Xxxxx Xxxx Beginning July, October, January, April Library revenue budget Reinstatement of Drop In sessions on a monthly basis (Graduate Mental Health Workers in libraries) and training of the GMHWs Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx and Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx, Cumbria NHS Partnership Trust, Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx When Graduate Mental Health Workers are recruited and trained HT meeting Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx in February to re-start sessions Partnership Trust budget Is Training for library staff on Mental Health issues Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx, GMHWs, Cumbria NHS Partnership Trust When GMHWs have been recruited Library Revenue Budget Produce draft text for a ‘referral’ postcard for GPs to hand to patients Xxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxx Xxxxxxx (PCT Health Promotion Unit), Xxx Xxxxxxxx July 2008 Have been liaising and consulting with Public Health and also GP lead in Furness, Xx Xxxxxxx. Awaiting feedback from them. Nothing as yet. New titles have now been added to Well Read collection - now think an annotated booklist will be easier for GPs to use than a postcard (can just hand to patient, with recommended title circled) so work on pulling that together will now start. Will show to Public Health and also GP lead in Furness, Xx Xxxxxxx. For their approval before producing en masse Funding from Health Promotion Unit Arrange meeting to explore development of Well Read Xxx Xxxxxxxxxxxxx, Xxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx, Xxxxx Xxxxxx September 2008 Partially done. Not all partners able to attend so another meeting to be held. - Activities that make a significant but indirect contribution (i.e. where big changes in ...
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Actions and Resources. Partners to this delivery plan will undertake the following activities toward delivery of the outcome and targets until April 2009. 1. RAT training will be delivered to a range of groups and also linked to the pass plus plus scheme Major Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Cumbria Fire and Rescue Service April 2009 Every secondary school each year.
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Actions and Resources. Partners to this agreement will undertake the following activities toward delivery of the outcome and targets. Action By whom By when Resources Activities that contribute directly to the achievement of the outcome and targets Active Cumbria media campaign A monthly 8 page supplement in local newspapers highlighting opportunities to take part in sport and physical activity across Cumbria – monthly themes Cumbria Sport Ongoing £37k (£11k PPG) Partnership working on sport and physical activity – Cumbria Sport Annual Delivery Plan, District SPAA Delivery Plans, Cumbria Physical Activity Forum Plan Local partners planning together in Sport and Physical Activity Alliances and other forum settings around projects to provide more opportunities to take part in activities Cumbria Sport delivery plan outlines work programmes to develop sport and pa across Cumbria within the partnership CUMBRIA 2012 GROUP – building on the London 2012 legacy and Bejing 2008 Games the group is proactive in action planning towards maximising the benefits if staging 2012 in London Cumbria Sport led with partner delivery Ongoing Sport England and partner agencies match funding Activities that make a significant but indirect contribution (i.e. where big changes in activity might be relevant to the outcome) Cumbria Tourism ADCAP and sports tourism – some local participation resulting from external marketing. ADCAP is the Adventure Capital for outdoor sport in England, a brand adopted by Cumbria Tourism to promote the area as a destination for adrenalin and outdoor sport and recreation opportunities. Cumbria’s geography and landscape has a great deal to offer to promote access to sport and physical activity in natural surroundings Cumbria Tourism Ongoing ? ‘Cross-cutting’ activities (outside the normal remit of the partnership but which have a key role in particular initiatives) Dept of Health – Physical Activity Confirmation of resources rec’d for physical activity and utilising the sports partnership network to support physical activity following launch of National PA Strategy Sports Economy Plan – measures to raise profile of sport through building capacity within sports economy which in turn will help raise participation: Outdoor Sport Sector and retail industry Attracting Major Sport’s Events to raise local profile of sport and opportunities Supporting sports sector business DoH, Cumbria PCT CCC/Cumbria Sport/ Sports Economy Group partners Ongoing £20k per County Sports Partnership with...
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Actions and Resources. Partners to this agreement will undertake the following activities toward delivery of the outcome and targets. Action By whom By when Resources Activities that contribute directly to the achievement of the outcome and targets PCT Commissioners will redesign and redevelop sexual health services for young people across the county. Contraceptive and Sexual Health Services (CaSH) will be provided in the most accessible place for young people throughout Cumbria, based on population need. NHS Trust 2010 Contraceptive funding through PCT pooled treatment budget.
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Actions and Resources. Partners to this plan will undertake the following activities toward delivery of the outcome and targets. Action Contribution to target By whom By when Resources Activities that contribute directly to the achievement of the outcome and targets Provide up to date network information Network required for collection of survey data Capita Xxxxxxx Before collection of data Staff and adequate computing capacity Collection of SCANNER data Data directly feeds the NI WDM Ltd Data collected each quarter Survey machinery Process data in accordance with DfT guidelines Direct contribution Capita Xxxxxxx 22nd April each year Staff and adequate computing capacity Activities that make a significant but indirect contribution (i.e. where big changes in activity might be relevant to the outcome) Use SCANNER data to produce work programmes Works programme significantly effects NI result Capita Xxxxxxx By October each year Staff Set budgets for work Budget directly effects quantity of work delivered on the network Cumbria CC Council approval February each year but draft programme prepared October Financial Agree programme of works Significantly effects NI result Cumbria CC September each year Staff and Members Early Contractor Involvement May result in revisions to treatment saving time and money Amey/ Capita Xxxxxxx/ Cumbria CC To agreed programme Staff from across partnership Deliver programme of works Significantly effects NI result Amey To agreed programme Staff, plant and materials ‘Cross-cutting’ activities (outside the normal remit of the partnership but which have a key role in particular initiatives) Works associated with PFI network Directly contributes to targets Connect CNDR With Capita Xxxxxxx to produce single result Resources – Financial The Principal Road Budget for 2008/09 is £3,725,000. This comes from Cumbria County Council through the Transport Settlement letter from Government Office North West as part of the Local transport Plan process. The 2008/09 settlement shows a three year budget which shows budgets increasing by 9% each year. However how the budget is divided is up to Cumbria County to decide so should the network show signs of deterioration it will be up to Cabinet and the County Council to allocate additional financial resources to this programme in competition with other areas of work. Human Skilled highway professionals are becoming more difficult to recruit across all parts of the partnership. Risks A summary of the key risks to the achievemen...
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Actions and Resources. Partners to this agreement will undertake the following activities toward delivery of the outcome and targets. Action How does that action support the outcome? By whom By when Resources Activities that contribute directly to the achievement of the outcome and targets Implementation of Natural England existing work programme towards achieving PSA target The work programme is designed to achieve the PSA target which is the same as the LAA target Natural England March 2011 Existing Resources – summary of the resources that partners will commit or make available for these activities. It should highlight any conditions or uncertainties, e.g. if funding is conditional on unconfirmed government support. Include: existing resources relating to activities (subject to materiality judgement), any commitment to contribute additional resources or redirect existing resources.
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Actions and Resources. Partners to this agreement will undertake the following activities toward delivery of the outcome and targets. Action By whom By when Resources Activities that contribute directly to the achievement of the outcome and targets Implement the strategic review recommendations for older people services. Xxxx Xxxxxxx From October 2008- June 2010: Final decision 5th Feb. 08 £1.7 million (existing)
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Actions and Resources. Partners to this agreement will undertake the following activities toward delivery of the outcome and targets. Action By whom By when Resources Activities that contribute directly to the achievement of the outcome and targets All discharges from the Community Learning Disability Team are checked prior to discharge to ensure they have been offered an Annual Health Check and the formulation of a Health Action Plan Health Implementation Group is planning to establish Locality Health Groups in March where the focus will be on Health and Well being and there will be a standing Agenda item on Annual Health Checks and Health Action Plans. The Community Learning Disability Teams are planning to provide a rolling programme around the health needs of people with a learning disability and how to develop health action plans as well as epilepsy training again commencing in September. This training will be available to staff working in the independent sector and the Primary Care staff. The Community Learning Disability Team are planning to provide training sessions to GP Practice staff across Cumbria. This training will be provided as part of their protected learning time. The training will cover the importance of annual health checks for this client group and the process of developing health action plans. National decision made to provide enhanced service for people with a learning disability. Once the template is in place and the GP practices are completing the health checks then it will be possible to work with the Public Health Department regarding the ability to extract information around the health needs of the learning disability population for Cumbria. The Community team is also revising the annual questionnaire to ensure that the information obtained from this is as accurate as possible. Providers of services to people with Learning Disabilities have already been consulted and the questionnaire has been re drafted. A small project group has been working with the Smoking Cessation service around developing resources to enable this service to work better with people with a learning disability. The Community Team have offered to provide training to the smoking Cessation service in return for training from the smoking cessation around brief intervention. The wider provider groups are also represented on this group and have agreed to take part in the training. The group also agreed to carry out a small audit to find out how many people with learning disabilities did...
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Actions and Resources. Partners to this agreement will undertake the following activities toward delivery of the outcome and targets. The actions against the target are fully described in the annual DAAT Adult Treatment Plan. The table below is a summary of those actions. Action By whom By when Resources Activities that contribute directly to the achievement of the outcome and targets Delivery of specialist and GP prescribing services Cumbria Partnership Foundation NHS Trust Ongoing Delivery of Structured Day Programmes ADS Ongoing Delivery of Psycho-Social Interventions CADAS Ongoing Delivery of in-patient and residential services Multiple Providers Ongoing Activities that make a significant but indirect contribution (i.e. where big changes in activity might be relevant to the outcome) Drug screening and brief intervention training to partner organisations CADAS Ongoing Drug Intervention Programmes (criminal justice) and harm reduction services CRi Ongoing Resources Resources directly applicable to the measure are: The Pooled Treatment Budget(including the ring fenced young people element), paid to Cumbria PCT on behalf of the DAAT Partnership, of £2.95 million Drug Intervention Programme Grant, paid to Cumbria County Council on behalf of the DAAT, £0.34 million Risks A summary of the key risks to the achievement of outcomes, and what partners will do to manage these risks Likelihood A C E Key:
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