How: How: Consultation published and extensively circulated

How:

• How:

• Consultation published and extensively circulated

• Version made available on-line + Easy Read

• Six public consultation events held around the county

How:

• How:

• Consultation published and extensively circulated

• Version made available on-line + Easy Read

• Six public consultation events held around the county

• Contributions and Responses:

• 30 RAT members & 100+ people at Stakeholder event

• 46 individuals submitted written responses

• 5 organisations/groups submitted written responses

• 200+ people took part in the public “events”

Widespread support for the general priorities

• Widespread support for the general priorities

• A greater priority for improved community support services for people living at home (including intermediate care)

• More detail on how progress will be monitored and reported

• More emphasis on how joint commissioning will work in practice

• More focus on the timing of improvements within the pathway

• The need for a personalised service

• More clarity about the financial profile

Raise awareness and understanding amongst professionals and the public

• Raise awareness and understanding amongst professionals and the public

• Good quality early diagnosis and intervention

• Provide support and breaks for carers

• Improve the quality of care in acute hospitals

• Living well with dementia in care homes

• Improved Community Personal support

• A joint commissioning strategy with support including Workforce skills development

Professional & public awareness improvements

• Professional & public awareness improvements

• ‘Memory treatment' services operating in each locality

• Primary care link worker for older people pilot

• Dementia Advisor pilot across all Norfolk localities

• Draft Carers strategy consistent with joint Norfolk dementia strategy

• Each Acute General Hospital has a nominated lead clinician for dementia

‘This is me’ booklets are being used

• ‘This is me’ booklets are being used

• Mental health liaison nurses in acute settings

• Protected meal times on all wards

• Workshops for Care Home Managers across all sectors 

• Reduction in the use of anti-psychotic drugs in Care Homes

• NWMH NHS FT established in-reach support to Care Homes

• SWIFT workforce development plan project for MH including dementia