health and social care mr rosenberg

what is personalisation

to give a person care that is directed at them

who is at the centre of care

patient/ person in care

what are the 5 key features of personalisation?

personal budgets, co-production, choice and control, self assessment of needs, changing the tole of professionals

what is a personal budget

an agreed amount of money used to support an individuals support plan

managed account

where the local authority manages their account within what the person has wishes for, so the local authority puts a support plan in place

direct payments

money is held directly by the persons or if the person is mentally unable they will have an authorized person who will take care of the money for them

own responsibility for budget

they can choose to receive an agreed amount of money & they are responsible for making sure their personal budget is spent appropriately and they need to keep accurate records

5 ways neighbourhood watch supports it's community through co-production

help keep the area safe, allows a community to be able to have their say within what happens, allows the community to be involved within the crime of a community, helps them to gives people a chance to volunteer within their community, gives a sense of trust with the police

choice and control

at the heart of personalisation, it is committed to give individuals more choice and control and choice, supporting and enabling them to make their own decisions about where and care is provided and the support they need to live in a full and independent life

changing roles of professionals

the control has moved from the professional to the person, the professional must be sensitive and non-judgemental. By listening to the individual, the professional can empower them to take control of their life and be able to make their own decisions

self assessment of needs

the assessment will collect information about how the individual's care needs might be at. could include identifying how preventative measures like simple aids. The assessment should be carried out in a way that ensures their involvement and that takes the right amount of time to capture all their needs

what is personalisation agenda

how does it support personalisation

benefits of personalisation

individual gains and maintain control, inclusion in the community, individuals can remain in their own home when receiving care, improved information and guidance, improved quality of life, self-esteem and socialisation

what are positive impacts of personalisation

direct payments, remaining in own home, access to information, new opportunities

what does inclusion within the community do

inclusion means that individuals are involved in the same activities as the rest of the community. They feel valued and treated with respect and feel part of the community

what does individuals can remain in their own home when receiving care mean?

in their own home is important for most individuals as they may feel they will leave their memories and possessions behind if they have to go into residential care. They may think they will become dependant on others

accesses to information and guidance

allows for better choices. individuals feel more confident about making a choice if they feel they have all the facts. It's the local authority's duty to ensure individuals have all the information they need

new opportunities

such as employment. further/higher education, are open to individuals who need services they can for the necessary support they need for opportunities

challenges of personalisation

care is limited to the prescribed budget

When the money is spent it is likely that no more will be available till the next financial year, Individuals need to know their plans for the coming year otherwise they could miss out on funding If individuals don't stay within their budget they may be short of funds towards the end of the months

challenges of personalisation

availability and access to some services

individual lives in a rural area and travel is difficult because of poor public transport. High demand services may be provided only for individuals with the greatest with the greatest needs, so some people will miss out.

local authority

the governing body of a county or a district officially responsible for all public services

authorized nominated person

someone who acts on behalf of an individual

what is legislation

legislation is law which has been promulgated by a leisure or other governing body or the process of making it. Before an item of legislation becomes law it may be known as a bill, and may be broadly referred to 'legislation', while it remains under consideration to distinguish it from other businesses

what is the health and social care act 2012

people/patients deserved more say and control in their care and what they want to do with their care

healthwatch

works across the uk goes into hospitals to ensure patients voices are heard and works with local authorities

what is the CQC

an organization that monitors health and social care services

what are the ccg

commissions health and social care services

what is the children’s and families act

focuses on putting children and young people at the heart of planning and decision making through co-production and person-centred practice. It emphasises the importance of engaging young people and their families

what is the role of the local authority