Care Homes Sample Clauses

Care Homes. Both in the city and outside the city, care is commissioned in a number of care homes. Out of city placements are funded by the Council, but the Health costs are paid by the local area. • The Council’s Commissioning Support Unit are responsible for monitoring quality in a range of homes, excluding community short term beds. The clinical quality review nurse is responsible for monitoring quality in nursing homes. The clinical quality review nurse is funded by the CCG. • The Care Matching Team is responsible for managing placements in continuing health care beds, nursing care beds, residential beds and homecare packages. • Some services e.g. Xxxxxx Vale and Xxxxx House will be included in the S75 for Community Short Term Service section. ( some detail also below) Health Council Total Comment Health Council Total Comment Health Council Total Comment
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Care Homes. To co ordinate the commissioning of care homes, both residential and nursing in the city for older people. • To lead, but work closely with the CCG commissioning manager (dementia) on the commissioning of care homes, both residential and nursing in the city for older people with mental health needs. Activity includes: Service specification (also includes working with Continuing Health Care) Provider relations Response to Planning Fee reports Lead on joint governance Short Term Services • To support CCG commissioning of joint service. • To lead on activity that primarily involves the Council as provider. Activity includes: Active participation in discussions and attendance at a arrange of meetings Contribution to governance Shared Lives • To lead on the commissioning of Shared Lives across the city for all client groups. • With regard mental health to work closely with the CCG commissioning manager (mental health). Activity includes: Service specifications Provider relations Active participation in discussions and attendance at a arrange of meetings Contribution to governance Older People • To co ordinate with a range of CCG commissioners services for older people, to ensure activity is joined up. Activity includes: Service specifications Provider relations Active participation in discussions and attendance at a arrange of meetings Contribution to governance Self Directed Support • To co ordinate with a range of CCG commissioners services that support direct payments. • To co ordinate with a range of CCG commissioners services that support a development of a market fit for personalisation. Activity includes: Service specifications Provider relations Active participation in discussions and attendance at a arrange of meetings including those on Personal Health budgets Contribution to governance Other To contribute to positive joint working Activity includes: Attendance at team meetings – approximately one in three As well as Adult Social Care, other Council Directorate and teams commission services that support individual’s health and wellbeing, most notable are probably Public Health and Community teams.
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Care Homes. The Care Home work across West London is focused on: • reducing demand on LAS demand by ensuring that Care Homes are accessing alternatives such as NHS111 *6 , community services such as rapid response and district nursing • reducing extended LOS and DTOCs by working with care Homes to accept transfer 7 days a week for existing patients. • improving the quality of discharges back ot care homes to reduce readmissions and unsafe discharge • improving trust across sectors and organisations through the development and roll out of the trusted assessor programme Initiative Actions Date 1 Development of Trusted Assessors  Joint working with care home managers to support safe discharge.  Development of Trusted Assessors for Interim beds - Farm Lane Interim Bed: Chelwest - All x4 nurses are set up and implementing TA approach. MOU being developed and for sign off by each organisation. - Xxxxxxx Interim Beds: Chelwest - Delays in implementation due to changes in management at Xxxxxxx, to be escalated via Regional Manager and Central London CCG as Commissioning lead to implement as a priority. 10/2019 – on- going
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