Operational Delivery, Monitoring & Oversight Sample Clauses

Operational Delivery, Monitoring & Oversight. Delivery will be monitored through local operational meetings, the Community SDU Board, the Trust Board and the ASCPB against financial run rates and performance targets. The Trust will operate autonomously to take any management action is necessary to correct performance which can be taken within the parameters of this Agreement. However, should exceptional circumstances arise, through excess demand or other external factors not taken into account when the budget allocations underpinning this agreement were made, the impact and any corrective actions will be discussed through the ASCPB The indicators are to be agreed in the light of the December 2017 out-turn figures and the relevant service and business planning processes. Performance indicators for the service will be those set nationally, under the ASC Outcomes Framework (ASCOF), or agreed locally. A description of the ASCOF indicators is set out in Appendix 2 and includes details of the performance and benchmarking information against each Key Performance Indictor along with performance measures produced following the review of work with Professor Xxxx Xxxxxx.
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Operational Delivery, Monitoring & Oversight. Delivery will be monitored through local operational meetings to include the Performance Committee and the Integrated Governance Meeting, the Trust Board, Adult Social Care (ASC) Improvement Board with committees for strategy, delivery and performance reporting in with their roles including financial run-rates and performance targets both activity and financial. The Trust will operate autonomously to take any management action that is necessary to correct performance and which can be taken within the parameters of this Agreement. However, should exceptional circumstances arise, through excess demand or other external factors not taken into account when the budget allocations underpinning this agreement were made, the impact and any corrective actions will be discussed through the Adult Social Care Improvement Board. The performance indicators and targets associated with this agreement have previously been set having considered the outturn figures of the previous year. With the exceptional situation in respect of the Covid-19 pandemic it is not possible to set an operational baseline for the first year of the agreement due to the distortion of activity and redirection of resources to manage the presenting demand. However, the Adult Social Care Improvement Plan has clear targets attached to it. Therefore the performance of this agreement will be monitored in the first year against the delivery of the Adult Social Care Improvement Plan. It is acknowledged there will be significant system changes, service development and pathway redesign; this along with the modelling of the Covid-altered system will enable the metrics and measures associated with this agreement to be reviewed and reset appropriately in readiness for year two. This approach is further supported by the fact that the contract has always included and worked to the Adult Social Care Outcomes Framework (ASCOF) measures. The Department of Health and Social Care commissioned a review of the measures in January 2020. The output of that review is still awaited along with the associated measures for the 2020/21 which have been disrupted by the Covid-19 pandemic. Impact on Quality, Activity and Cost Including Cost Improvement programme of improvement and savings plans developed by the partners is attached as Annex 2.

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