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#wearenhft Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust DELIVERING OUR STRATEGY: FOR YOU, WITH YOU OUR STRATEGIC PLAN: 2018-2023 01604 682682 01604 682682 nhft.nhs.uk FOR YOU, WITH YOU

ABOUT NHFT We are dedicated to making a difference for you, with you. We deliver many of the NHS services that are provided outside of hospital and in the community, including physical, mental health and speciality services. Because we put the person at the centre of all we do, we focus on delivering care that is as easy to access as possible. Our care extends to people in the community, as well as in hospitals and clinics. This means many of our services can be provided at home, work or in schools. OUR VISION, WITH YOUR SUPPORT OUR JOURNEY SO FAR 2017 has been an exceptionally busy year for NHFT. We were off to a flying start in January when we achieved an overall good rating from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and outstanding for caring which we are very proud of. We could not have achieved any of this without our committed staff, governors and volunteers who are so important to us in delivering our ambitions for the people of Northamptonshire. We were also proud of several other achievements during 2017, including being identified as one of the top performing NHS provider organisations in the country by NHS Improvement in its Single Oversight Framework, and reaching the finals of several national awards including the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) People Management Awards 2017 and the Health Service Journal (HSJ) Provider Trust of the Year 2017. For NHFT to continue on the path to success, it s vital that we have a robust strategy and set of plans in place to guide us through the next four years. As the NHS turns 70, demand for health services is higher than ever we have a growing and ageing population and the expectations of the NHS are changing. We are confident that our strategy (DIGBQ) will support us to become a leading provider of outstanding, compassionate care and have developed this strategic plan to guide our journey to 2023. We work very closely with two clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) in Northamptonshire. It is their responsibility, along with NHS England and local government, to make decisions about what to spend NHS funding on to meet the needs of the people in the local area. CCGs commission (or buy) these services from a provider, such as NHFT. It is our role to deliver these services according to the contract issued by the CCGs and to make sure we meet the standards they set so that we get the best results for patients. Some teams have already responded to the overall Trust plan by developing their own local business plans, describing what DIGBQ means for them and their local priorities. We would like to thank our staff and stakeholders for their input into our updated DIGBQ strategy and members of the public who have given us their valuable time to provide us with feedback to shape our plans which will help us to make a difference for and with the people of Northamptonshire. Find out more about what we do in our video on our website To be a leading provider of outstanding, compassionate care. SHAPING OUR STRATEGY TOGETHER During 2017 and into 2018 we have worked with our staff and engaged with our service users, stakeholders and public to determine our focus for our 2018 2023 DIGBQ strategy. We have considered our national and local challenges and our existing strategic goals. We have agreed that our DIGBQ strategic themes are still relevant and have kept set our planned outcomes for the future with your help.

OUR CHALLENGES AND HOW WE WILL RESPOND Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust WHAT ARE THE CHALLENGES IN THE UK IN 2018? A growing and ageing population People s expectations are changing Funding increases at an all-time low The key to preventing ill health is to work in partnership We need to embrace innovation BUILD B DEVELOP Q compassion GROW INNOVATE respect kindness caring WHAT WILL SUCCESS LOOK LIKE IN 2023? We will Develop partnerships with other to deliver better value services We will innovate to help us introduce more effective and efficient ways of working 4% increase in population 1 Only 2% increase in funding 2 20% increase in the 85+ age group who use up to 2.6 times more healthcare services than working age adults 3&4 230m funding gap if we don t change! 5 WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR NORTHAMPTONSHIRE? NHFT rated Good overall NHFT rated Outstanding for care domain 4% INCREASE IN POPULATION + 4% INCREASE IN FUNDING = 230M FUNDING GAP HOW WE WILL ADDRESS THE CHALLENGES. OUR DIGBQ STRATEGY WILL GUIDE OUR WORK TO 2023 Develop in Partnership Innovate Grow our staff capability Build a sustainable organisation Quality and safety at the foundation of everything we do We will Grow to become an employer of choice and a great place to work We will Build a sustainable organisation with effective estate, IM&T and support services We will provide high Quality, safe and compassionate services FOR YOU, WITH YOU v-0318-3 2018 Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust All Rights Reserved Review Date: Mar 2020

HOW WILL WE ACHIEVE SUCCESS For the last few years our strategy had been delivered under five key themes, which help us decide and plan the work we do across the Trust and activity we will support. We call our strategy DIGBQ and our themes are: DEVELOP IN PARTNERSHIP This means we want to strengthen our existing working relationships with people like GPs and build new relationships so we can deliver more joined up services to people in our communities. We will be working together for and with the communities we serve to deliver better value services that are easier for patients to access and building strong relationships with patients, service users, carers and organisations. Work collaboratively with commissioners to maximise patient and partnership benefits Gain partnership agreement to new ways of working Create opportunities to build new NHS Income Create opportunities to build non-nhs Income Continue to build partnerships through co-production with, patients, carers, our members, our staff and stakeholders INNOVATE This means we will constantly be researching, creating and trying new ways to provide a better service. We will be a diverse, contemporary organisation engaged in delivering and sharing innovations that are changing the future. Develop the culture, capacity and capability to support innovaiton and research within the Trust Change practice and services whilst demonstrating improved clinical effectiveness Maximise involvement and partcipation in innovaiton and research within the Trust; with patients, service users and carers; and with our partners GROW OUR STAFF CAPABILITY This means we will develop our staff to make sure they have the right skills and experience and feel supported and proud to deliver care. We will be an employer of choice, a great place to work and known for a diverse and inclusive culture where staff feel valued. Embed distributed leadership, creating world class staff engagement Create a positive wellbeing culture Deliver an excellent recruitment experience, ensure we have the staff we need and they want to stay with us Enhance diversity and inclusivity so we to nurture creativity and innovation in how we deliver care BUILD A SUSTAINABLE ORGANISATION This mean we will make sure what we do can be sustained into the future by finding new ways of working, being producitve, resilient and agile. We will be an economically and environmentally diverse, productive and resilient organisation that is agile and efficient. Have a robust financial strategy to support our contracted patient responsibilities Mange our performance and reporting well so we can all make informed decisions and meet our regulatory requirements Use technology and information in the best ways possible to deliver efficient diagnosis and care to our patients Manage our estate, working in partnership to support sustainable contracted service delivery models for the future QUALITY AND SAFETY AT THE FOUNDATION OF EVERYTHING WE DO This means making sure we remain focused on meeting the needs of our population with services that are safe, effective, caring, responsive to people s needs and well-led. All our services are safe, effective, compassionate and co-produced with patients, staff, carers and commissioners to meet changing needs. Improve patient safety across all clinical services to reduce avoidable harm Increase the effectiveness of services as measured by improved outcomes Enable a culture of compassion, kindness, dignity and respect Develop a public and patient involvement strategy, based on the successes of our patient and carer involvement model Strengthen the governance of our quality

1. Northamptonshire population growth 2018 to 2023, source: Office for National Statistics (ONS), (2014), 2014-based Subnational Population Projections for Local Authorities and Higher Administrative Areas in England 2. Department of Health revenue expenditure limit 2017/18 to 2019/20, source: HM Treasury, (2017), Autumn Budget Statement 2017 3. Northamptonshire population growth (85+ age-group) 2018 to 2023, source: Office for National Statistics (ONS), (2014), 2014-based Subnational Population Projections for Local Authorities and Higher Administrative Areas in England) 4. Kings Fund, (2012), Transforming The Delivery Of Health And Social Care, The Case For Fundamental Change 5. Northamptonshire STP (2016), Northamptonshire s Sustainability and Transformation Plan (STP) for the Health and Social Care system through to March 2021 You can follow our progress, find out more about our services, read reports from our meetings, keep up-to-date on our news and send us your comments and views. Visit our website at Follow us on twitter at @NHFTNHS See more on YouTube at NHFTNHS Find us on Facebook Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust Follow us on LinkedIn Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust St Mary s Hospital, Kettering NN15 7PW Telephone: 01604 682682 v0318-3 2018 Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust All Rights Reserved Review date: Mar 2020