Better Sooner More Convenient Primary Care - New Zealand Doctor
Better Sooner More Convenient Primary Care - New Zealand Doctor
Better Sooner More Convenient Primary Care - New Zealand Doctor
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Year two<br />
Review progress, outcome measures and adapt plan<br />
Alcohol and Drug:<br />
<br />
review the patient pathway for alcohol, drug and other addictions.<br />
Integration:<br />
develop shared patient record systems<br />
review the ownership, management and organisational accountabilities for primary and<br />
secondary mental health services to consider whether both should be merged with<br />
IFHCs (some service will need to be district wide, eg. Child and AdolescentMental<br />
Health Services).<br />
Professional development activities:<br />
<br />
integrate activities across the services.<br />
Shared care:<br />
review pilot processes and refine process for shared care<br />
roll out across the region.<br />
Support for patient self care:<br />
further up-skilling of staff in self management education<br />
review availability of self management education and support and consider establishment<br />
of group self management education.<br />
Year three<br />
Review progress, outcome measures and adapt plan.<br />
7 Capability and capacity<br />
Current configuration of adult secondary care community mental health into three teams will<br />
align well with the IFHC model and provide the capability and capacity required to deliver<br />
services to each of the three IFHCs.<br />
Current primary mental health services are delivered within general practices, and will in the<br />
future be delivered from IFHCs.<br />
Greater involvement of GPs and primary care nurses in shared care and discharge planning are<br />
dependent on current workforce issues being addressed.<br />
Business case appendices V12 AC 25Feb2010 Page 97