West Moreton-Oxley Partners in Recovery Innovation Fund
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West Moreton-Oxley Partners in Recovery Innovation Fund Information session
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West Moreton-Oxley Partners in Recovery Innovation Fund. Information session. What's important to you ?. Who Organisation How long in the region Issue What do you hope to get out of today?. Program Objectives. Getting people connected and staying connected Code designing pathways; - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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West Moreton-Oxley Partners in Recovery
Innovation FundInformation session
Who Organisation How long in the region Issue What do you hope to get out of today?
What's important to you ?
Getting people connected and staying connected Code designing pathways; Integrating care through collaborative partnerships
that join the dots; promoting a community based recovery model coordinating supports to complement clinical
services to achieve ‘wrap around’ care, individually tailored to the person’s needs.
Looking for new partners in crime Support 390 people living with severe and
persistent mental illness with complex needs
Program Objectives
Consortium Management Committee
• Aftercare (Lead)• Open Minds• Richmond
Fellowship Queensland• NEAMI• Drugarm• Ozcare• FSG
• Queensland Alliance• WMOML• WM HHS• ACCESS
Consumer and Carer Advisors • A&TSI and
Multicultural Representative
PIR Consortium- sets the strategic approach for PIR in WMO
Aftercare - Implementation of the PIR Program–through Program Management Team led by the PIR Manager.
Subcontracted NGOs - Delivering the support coordination activity
Support Facilitators - Support coordination
Roles and Responsibilities
• Collaborative model• Recovery based• Flexible and responsive to regional circumstances• Complementary to the existing service system• System coordination vs development of a ‘new’
service
What is PIR?
Common Agenda – shared vision / understanding / joint approach
Shared Measurement – Consistent data collection and measurement / accountability
Mutually reinforcing activities – coordinated through a mutually reinforcing plan of action
Continuous Communication – Consistent and open – build trust, plan mutual objectives and create common motivation
PIR Aftercare acts as the Backbone Support for the entire initiative and coordinates participating agencies
Supports successful innovation appliants
Cascading levels of Collaboration
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PIR Partners
PIR Partners Network
Public Will
Execution
Action Planning
Governance, Vision and Strategy
Common Agenda Shared Measures
Focus on system reform (not direct service delivery)
Benefit those 18yrs and above Be delivered in the WMO geographical
area, and Not duplicate existing initiatives.
Applications for funding from the WMO PIR Innovation Fund should:
Traditional health system Systems ReformTo diagnose, treat and cure acute and infectious disease
To prevent, alleviate and manage Long Term Condition’s as well as treat acute conditions
People are patients in receipt of services
People are partners in creating their own health
People expect doctors to prescribe drugs
Doctors prescribe social solutions as well
Patients treated individually Peer to peer support common
Health for people, by people and with people
Changing the system
Changing consultatio
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Commissioning new services
Co-designing pathways
What does it look like?
Redefining consultationsMore than medicinePeople helping people The power of codesignNetworks that work
WMO Systems Reform
WMO systems Reform aims to support and scale new models of care for those with long terms conditions that represent a fundamental shift in the role of patients and professionals.
Impact at scale
Review of clinical and non clinical consultation approaches
Strategies which compliment clinical care i.e. improved wellbeing, building social networks
Change in service design around service user need
Co-designing referral and care coordination pathways
Services joining together for service coproduction
Innovation Fund may support initiatives to:
Performance monitoring by PIR
Contracts negotiated and funds allocated
Applicants notified by Monday 30 June
Approval by PIR Consortium
Panel reviews applications Friday 13 June
Applications Close Friday 30 May
Collaboratives develop application
Information Sessions Innovation funds 10 &17 April
1800 PIR4ME (1800 747 463) [email protected] www.wmopir4me.aftercare.com.au
Partnering above and below the line
