The integrated care event, Improving Co-ordination, Improving Lives, was held on 22 February 2018 at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre.
This event brought together health and social care staff from across Scotland to share good practice and examples of integrated care co-ordination.
Delegates who attended:
- celebrated the success local services have achieved by improving care co-ordination in their community
- learnt practical approaches to improving care co-ordination, and
- networked with delegates to learn from their experiences of an integrated approach to care coordination.
The event was hosted by Healthcare Improvement Scotland’s Improvement Hub (ihub). Work was showcased from Focus on Dementia, Living Well in Communities, Place, Home and Housing and the Primary Care Portfolio.
Please see the presentations, posters and other resources from the event below.
Presentations
Scottish Care - Aberdeen City’s Enablement Project
Assessing cognition an alternative approach - Dr Robson
Bringing Purpose to Each Day
Care Co-ordination in Frailty
Community based dementia care -Midlothian
Connecting people, connecting support
Coordinated Care – Health and Care workshop
Prevention of long term illness - NHS Dumfries and Galloway
Engaging people living with dementia in creative practice - Jan Beattie, Alzheimer Scotland
Growing Community Connections Bellahouston Allotment Group - Alzheimer Scotland
Improving Co-ordination, Improving Lives Event
Stayin’ oOT -Early Intervention from Custody for Females
The Oban Living Well Initiative
Triangle of Care - Engaging with Carers as Partners in Care
Posters
Electronic Frailty Index: A population approach to improving health and wellbeing in health and social care for falls and frailty
Anticipatory Care Planning (ACP) Hospital at Home - Roy Laing ANP
Assessing cognition: an alternative approach
How to CEASE Stress and Distress: using Mnemonic Techniques
Connecting People, Connecting Support - Elaine Hunter, National AHP Consultant, Alzheimer Scotland
Caring to Communicate in Dementia: Helping Carers to Keep Connections Alive
The Joint Care at Home Prescribing Programme
Implementing Palliative Care Standards in HMP Glenochil
Oban Living Well Support Services
Testing a WISeR approach to community palliative care Renfrewshire Macmillan Palliative Care Project Team
Bringing Purpose to Each Day
Whose outcome is it anyway? Shifting the balance of power - Trialling a Personal Outcome Approach on a Stroke Unit
Testing a Wiser approach to community palliative care Redesigning
Rapid Response Team - An alternative to hospital admission for older people facing mental health crisis in Edinburgh
Stayin oOT - Early Intervention from Custody for Females
Improving continence in care homes