Common use of Summary of services to be provided Clause in Contracts

Summary of services to be provided. The services provided under this agreement will include: • Provision of information and advice to people enquiring about ASC services; • Assessment of need for social care services, including the provision of rehabilitation and reablement services, and an Emergency Duty Service; • Commissioning and monitoring individual packages of care, including case management assessments under the Mental Capacity Act, Deprivation of Liberty safeguarding and engagement in Court proceedings; • Monitoring of the quality, performance, and cost of services provided by Trust staff and other providers; • Safeguarding the needs of adults and older people living in Torbay. This includes delivery of Torbay Council’s operational safeguarding responsibilities, servicing the Torbay Adult Safeguarding Board, investigations of individual safeguarding concerns and whole homes investigations; • Voluntary and Community Sector development and coordination in support of independence, self-care, enablement and improved quality of life; • Ensuring that services are provided in a cost effective way whilst still offering the choice to which people are entitled; • Collection of income for chargeable services, including and assessment of an individuals’ financial circumstances and ensuring that people are receiving any welfare benefits to which they are entitled; • The collection, collation and submission of activity information and performance returns as required operationally, by the Council and to meet local, regional and national statistical returns; • The collection, collation and submission of financial returns and budget reports as required operationally, by the Council and to meet local, regional and national statistical returns; • Benchmarking Torbay Council’s performance and cost against similar Local Authority areas, England and the South West; • Input to JSNA and housing needs assessment as required to ensure strategic commissioning plans and market management is based on relevant, accurate, quality and timely data; • Procurement and monitoring and management of the local market, within the strategic approach set by the Council/CCG Joint Commissioning Team and Market Management Group, to ensure sustainable, good quality services; • Delivery of agreed plans including Trust Wide Improvement Projects and those agreed through the BCF including the commitments to optimise the application of the Disabled Facilities Grant.

Summary of services to be provided. The services provided under this agreement will include: •  Provision of information and advice to people enquiring about ASC services; •  Assessment of need for social care services, including the provision of rehabilitation and reablement services, and an Emergency Duty Service; •  Commissioning and monitoring individual packages of care, including case management assessments under the Mental Capacity Act, Liberty Protection Safeguards (formerly Deprivation of Liberty safeguarding safeguarding) and engagement in Court proceedings; •  Monitoring of the quality, performance, and cost of services provided by Trust staff and other providers; •  Safeguarding the needs of adults and older people living in Torbay. This includes delivery of Torbay Council’s operational safeguarding responsibilities, servicing the Torbay Adult Safeguarding Board, investigations of individual safeguarding concerns and whole homes investigations; •  Voluntary and Community Sector development and coordination in support of independence, self-care, enablement and improved quality of life; •  Ensuring that services are provided in a cost effective way whilst still offering the choice to which where people are entitled; •  Collection of income for chargeable services, including and assessment of an individuals’ financial circumstances and ensuring that people are receiving any welfare benefits to which they are entitled; •  The collection, collation and submission of activity information and performance returns as required operationally, by the Council and to meet local, regional and national requirements and statistical returns; •  The collection, collation and submission of financial returns and budget reports as required operationally, by the Council and to meet local, regional and national requirements and statistical returns; •  Benchmarking Torbay Council’s performance and cost against similar Local Authority areas, England and the South West; •  Input to JSNA the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) and housing needs assessment as required to ensure strategic commissioning plans and market management is based on relevant, accurate, quality and timely data; •  Procurement and monitoring and management of the local marketmarket to ensure sustainable, good quality and affordable services within the strategic approach set by the Council/CCG Joint ’s Adult Social Care and Partnership Commissioning Team and Market Management Group, to ensure sustainable, good quality services; • in conjunction with Devon Clinical Commissioning Group through decision making structures as recorded in the governance within this document  Delivery of agreed plans including Trust Wide Adult Social Care-Improvement Projects Plans and those agreed through the BCF Better Care Fund including the commitments to optimise the application of the Disabled Facilities Grant.

Summary of services to be provided. The services provided under this agreement will include: •  Provision of information and advice to people enquiring about ASC services; •  Assessment of need for social care services, including the provision of rehabilitation and reablement services, and an Emergency Duty Service; •  Commissioning and monitoring individual packages of care, including case management assessments under the Mental Capacity Act, Deprivation of Liberty safeguarding and engagement in Court proceedings; •  Monitoring of the quality, performance, and cost of services provided by Trust staff and other providers; •  Safeguarding the needs of adults and older people living in Torbay. This includes delivery of Torbay Council’s operational safeguarding responsibilities, servicing the Torbay Adult Safeguarding Board, investigations of individual safeguarding concerns and whole homes investigations; •  Voluntary and Community Sector development and coordination in support of independence, self-care, enablement and improved quality of life; •  Ensuring that services are provided in a cost effective way whilst still offering the choice to which people are entitled; •  Collection of income for chargeable services, including and assessment of an individuals’ financial circumstances and ensuring that people are receiving any welfare benefits to which they are entitled; •  The collection, collation and submission of activity information and performance returns as required operationally, by the Council and to meet local, regional and national statistical returns; •  The collection, collation and submission of financial returns and budget reports as required operationally, by the Council and to meet local, regional and national statistical returns; •  Benchmarking Torbay Council’s performance and cost against similar Local Authority areas, England and the South West; •  Input to JSNA and housing needs assessment as required to ensure strategic commissioning plans and market management is based on relevant, accurate, quality and timely data; •  Procurement and monitoring and management of the local market, within the strategic approach set by the Council/CCG Joint Commissioning Team and Market Management Group, to ensure sustainable, good quality services; •  Delivery of agreed plans including Trust Wide Improvement Projects and those agreed through the BCF including the commitments to optimise the application of the Disabled Facilities Grant.

Summary of services to be provided. The services provided under this agreement will include: • Provision of information and advice to people enquiring about ASC services; • Assessment of need for social care services, including the provision of rehabilitation and reablement services, and an Emergency Duty Service; • Commissioning and monitoring individual packages of care, including case management assessments under the Mental Capacity Act, Liberty Protection Safeguards (formerly Deprivation of Liberty safeguarding safeguarding) and engagement in Court proceedings; • Monitoring of the quality, performance, and cost of services provided by Trust staff and other providers; • Safeguarding the needs of adults and older people living in Torbay. This includes delivery of Torbay Council’s operational safeguarding responsibilities, servicing the Torbay Adult Safeguarding Board, investigations of individual safeguarding concerns and whole homes investigations; • Voluntary and Community Sector development and coordination in support of independence, self-care, enablement and improved quality of life; • Ensuring that services are provided in a cost effective way whilst still offering the choice to which where people are entitled; • Collection of income for chargeable services, including and assessment of an individuals’ financial circumstances and ensuring that people are receiving any welfare benefits to which they are entitled; • The collection, collation and submission of activity information and performance returns as required operationally, by the Council and to meet local, regional and national requirements and statistical returns; • The collection, collation and submission of financial returns and budget reports as required operationally, by the Council and to meet local, regional and national requirements and statistical returns; • Benchmarking Torbay Council’s performance and cost against similar Local Authority areas, England and the South West; • Input to JSNA the Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) and housing needs assessment as required to ensure strategic commissioning plans and market management is based on relevant, accurate, quality and timely data; • Procurement and monitoring and management of the local marketmarket to ensure sustainable, good quality and affordable services within the strategic approach set by the Council/CCG Joint ’s Adult Social Care and Partnership Commissioning Team and Market Management Group, to ensure sustainable, good quality services; in conjunction with Devon Clinical Commissioning Group through decision making structures as recorded in the governance within this document • Delivery of agreed plans including Trust Wide Adult Social Care-Improvement Projects Plans and those agreed through the BCF Better Care Fund including the commitments to optimise the application of the Disabled Facilities Grant.