Survey to evaluate care of complex clients in residential settings

Abstract

Aims Delivering a new efficient assessment and shorter term secondary mental Health intervention service for individual sectors Background In November 2015, there was a transition to services with the focus on delivering more efficient service to clients Previously we had been a combined sector Service. This transition, a reduction in resources and a move away from delivering care Through specialist mental health teams created from the national service framework - such as Assertive outreach, early intervention in psychosis and community rehabilitation - to a more Streamlined generic service, catering for these differing groups of people using a “Pathways Model” approach Result Across the two sectors we had 47 clients on CPA Pathway living in 24 hour residential Settings who all had a current care coordinator. These 47 clients represented the workload currently of 2.8 FTE Band 6 care coordinators. There were at Origin, 13 Residential/Nursing/Secure 24 Hour care providers, where clients were residing. However of these 90% of residents lived in one of 5 settings, 3 settings in Ashfield and 2 in Mansfield. Over 50% of individuals residing did not have existing connections with Mansfield or Ashfield before being placed into the area. 18 Clients (%38) were under section of the mental health act and 1client (%2) was on a life-Licence from criminal justice. Conclusion Transfer of CPA Care Coordination Protocol To send paper referral to our Single Point of Access Meeting at the listed address at the earliest point relocation/placement is confirmed.Formal handover meeting for care will be coordinated, not sooner than 3 months after the placement commences. It will be expected that services currently involved in provision of service continue to hold care responsibility in the interim period. As we move to a paperless environment, provision of electronic documentation such has previous CPA documents, Risk assessments, social circumstance reports & Discharge summaries, would be greatly appreciated