Strategy: 2008 No Health Without Mental Health

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Strategy: 2008 No Health Without Mental Health NHS Northampton Board Northamptonshire CC Cabinet Commissioning Team Developing Flourishing Communities Integrating physical & mental health JCB/ NHSN Commissioning Executive Managed Network Board (implement strategy) Wellbeing Service Network Redesigning Specialist Services Dementia Pathway

Historically MH services cut more than Acute care at times of austerity despite increased need. Nationally 11% spend for 23% need CMHD 24 % evidence based treatment 90 % managed primary care alone 50% adult MH diagnosable by 14 1:8 spent on LTC due CMHD Recovery IAPT NNT< 3 Increasing access to IAPT can be offset by savings in Acute Trust spend

Adapted From: Hancock T (1999) Futures. 31 ;417-436 Systems development intervention Specialist /Referral Hospitals NHS Specialist teams eg. Crisis Teams Community Mental Health Team Community Development zone Improving Access to Psychological Services Primary Clinical Care Primary Health Care Disease Prevention (1/2/3) Self-Care & Mutual Aid Wellness /Health Maintenance Health Protection Health Promotion

Patient journey Wellbeing Wellbeing Stress Communities Distress Diss Ease Primary Care Research led, Wellbeing + Recovery Education Employment Network Early Psychosocial Interventions Personal Development Disease Collaborative Care Discharge Relapse Prevention Specialist Services

Stakeholder steering group Development Northampton West Model Involving Health watch from August 2013 Action learning process developing operational policy Northamptonshire roll out January 2014 Development of wellbeing service specification Components Improving Access to Psychological Therapy (IAPT) Wellbeing Service Primary care Liaison worker Social services short term team Community Navigator Plan on a page GP Psychiatrist communication Bridging interventions

Old Mental Health and Wellbeing Model GP/Practice team Treatment GP Pathfinder Urgent Care/ Crisis IAPT Secondary MH Community resources Changing Minds Website Public Health Time Bank Step 0-1 Non-clinical signposting & support Peer Support Learn2B Step 2 CBT/IAPT Emotional Regulation Mindfulness Groups / Individuals Peer Support Employment Step 3 IAPT Specialist Specialist Peer Support (lived experience to model recovery) Psychiatrist / Nurse Prescriber for medication review 6

Mental Health and Wellbeing Model GP/Practice team Treatment Urgent Care/ Crisis Education GP PCLW Social IAPT Com Care Navigator Pathfinder Psychiatrist Tel / Email Secondary MH Changing Minds Website Step 0-1 Non-clinical signposting & support Care Navigators Peer Support Social Care Learn2B Recovery college Community Resources Step 2 Bridging Interventions CBT/IAPT Emotional Regulation r Mindfulness Groups / Individuals Peer Support Social Care Employment Time Bank Step 3 IAPT Specialist Specialist Peer Support (lived experience to model recovery) Social Care Psychiatrist / Nurse Prescriber for medication review Recovery 7

Education, Education Research led Well being recovery education network Peer support-patients part of the workforce Patients and Carers Education not therapy Decreasing stigma Group education, coproduced, co-delivered with peer supporters LONG TERM CONDITIONS Schools as well as adults Peer and Carer support training programmes WRAP training Parenting Courses Common mental health problems Alcohol Workforce development Mental Health is everybody's business Wellbeing of workforce Consultation skills including for Acute Specialists Skills for clinicians to support co-production Developing psychological literacy and competence of workforce

Further Slides if needed

Humana Review: priorities for users and carers More choice of treatments / interventions Improved information Better primary care mental health More CBT / psychological therapies Culturally aware services Integration of physical / mental health Stronger involvement of carers Respite care

Implementing Recovery Organisational Change Therapeutic Model Focuses on problems, deficits, symptoms Strays beyond the therapy sessions and becomes overarching paradigm Transforms all activities into therapies Nature of therapy is chosen and offered by the (expert) therapist Involves an expert (therapist) & non-expert (patient) Maintains power imbalance and reinforces the notion that expertise lies with professionals Educational Approach Helps people recognise and make use of their talents and resources Helps people explore their possibilities and develop their skills Helps people achieve their goals and ambitions Staff become coaches who help people find their own solutions Training and courses replace therapies Students choose their own courses, become experts in their own self care

MDT development + Collaborative care model

Foresight: Mental Capital and wellbeing project mental capital trajectory