Personal and Public Involvement (PPI) Panel Action Plan. September 2010 August 2011

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Personal and Public Involvement (PPI) Panel Action Plan September 2010 August 2011

Introduction In 2009, the Southern Health and Social Care Trust developed a draft PPI Action Plan Framework which outlined how the Trust intended to work towards achieving the vision of effective and meaningful service user, patient, community and public involvement within health and social care services. Feedback from the consultation process identified the need for further development to involve service users, carers and other stakeholders at a strategic level. While some expressed an interest in being involved in the committee established to monitor the implementation of the Trust s PPI Strategic Plan, others did not want to engage at this level but still wanted to be informed of the work and the progress being made by this group. In order to accommodate both aspects, the Trust decided to establish a PPI Panel. Following a recruitment process, a core group of twelve service users, carers and other stakeholders came together to form the Southern Trust s Service User and Carer PPI Panel. The first meeting of the Panel was held on 15 th September, 2010, this was followed by an induction training session on the 1 st October, 2010 and at the second meeting held on 12 th November, 2010, Panel members began to develop the action plan detailed overleaf. This action plan outlines the key pieces of work that the Panel has agreed to focus on for 2010-2011. This work falls under seven key action areas: Establishing and developing the PPI Panel (actions 1 & 2) Representation on relevant groups relating to PPI Development of standards for consultation and engagement Involvement in the redesign of the Trust s website Involvement in the development of training and other resources to support PPI Involvement in the development of evaluation tools to measure the impact of PPI activity and organisational change.

Key Action 1: Establish PPI Panel What needs to be done Who will do it? When will it be done? Progress made @ 31 st August 2011 Develop PPI Panel Information By end May 2010 Completed Pack Draft Press Release for all local & By end May 2010 Completed papers across Southern Trust and invite expressions of interest Communications Manager Circulate PPI Information Pack By end May 2010 Completed to Main voluntary/ Community Networks mailing list, Trust Directorates and existing Service User groups and invite expressions of interest Carry out skills audit and & PPI By end August 2010 Completed training needs analysis Agree dates for first meeting and induction training to suit all those interested. Panel members & PPI Panel members By end August 2010 Completed

Key Action 2: Development of PPI Panel What needs to be done Who will do it? When will it be done? Progress made @ 31 st August 2011 Develop and deliver initial PPI By 1 st October 2010 Completed Induction training Identify any further training needs and develop programme to address these needs By December 2010 Discussed at PPI Panel meeting 12/11/10. No further training needs identified at this point. To review on regular basis as Panel membership grows. Agree Terms of Reference PPI Panel By January 2011 Completed Agree areas of work for PPI PPI Panel By December 2010 Completed Panel Action Plan Agree mechanisms for PPI Panel By January 2011 Completed progressing key actions Agree calendar of dates for full PPI Panel meetings and sub groups PPI Panel By January 2011 Completed

Key Action 3: Agree representation on relevant fora and feedback mechanisms to wider Panel What needs to be done Who will do it? When will it be done? Progress made @ 31 st August 2011 Regional PPI Forum Andrew Martin Attend first meeting Andrew attended first meeting 25 th October 2010. He has October 2010 attended all other quarterly meetings, fed back to PPI Trust s Patient Client Experience Committee Disability Action Plan- Local Implementation Team Employment Work stream Trust s Carer s Reference Group Older People s Strategy Redevelopment & associated fora (when established) Trust in Community Steering Group (when established) Ray Hamilton Andrew Martin Sharon Doherty Panel and brings forward any issues raised. By February 2011 Andrew attended first meeting 16 th June 2011 DONM 15 th September 2011. Ann McGlone By February 2011 Nomination submitted to meeting on 2 nd February, 2011. Awaiting date of next meeting Brian O Hagan Already a member Brian continues to attend quarterly meetings and feeds back to the Panel on progress made. Brian was also involved as an independent carer in development of new tender specification for Trust wide Carer Support Services and in the adjudication process Brian O Hagan Brendan O Hare Ann McGlone & Fiona Rowan Eddie Wallace June 2011. Brian and Brendan attended first meeting in July 2011 and second meeting in August. June 2011 To be invited to the next meeting on 6 th June 2011.

Key Action 4: Develop standards for consultation and engagement What needs to be done Who will do it? When will it be done? Progress made @ 31 st May 2011 Establish sub-group PPI Panel & PPI Team By February 2011 Ann McGlone, Laura Fegan, Rosemary Murray, Peter Donnelly, Fiona Rowan and Brian O Hagan have agreed to be involved. Nikki and Sinead will coordinate Scope existing examples Sub Group By March 2011 Completed available Develop standards for Southern Trust members Sub Group members By May 2011 Seek approval for adoption By September 2011 Develop training to support Sub Group By October 2011 mainstreaming members Launch and publicise Sub Group December 2011 members & PPI Team Promote and monitor compliance, Trust Directorates & PPI Panel December 2011 onwards Draft standards with sub group for final approval. Consultation process to be agreed for Trust staff and wider community

Key Action 5: Work with Trust to develop user friendly, accessible website that is easier to navigate What needs to be done Who will do it? When will it be done? Progress made @ 31 st May 2011 Liaise with Communication Department to explore Carolyn Agnew By December 2010 Lisa Cartmill, Communications Manager has agreed to coordinate subgroup involvement options Agree Panel representatives PPI Panel By January 2011 Ray Hamilton, Andrew Martin and Brian O Hagan agreed to be involved in this sub-group. Brendan O Hare joined the group in April 2011. Contact made and information shared via email. One meeting held 6 th May 2011. Establish sub group Lisa Cartmill and By February 2011 Review existing website Sub group By April 2011 Sub group members received information on the SHSCT intranet structure and views on current Trust website complied by PCC. Members were also invited to view other Trust websites for comparison. Develop new website on standard template that is user friendly, accessible and easy to navigate Sub group June 2011 Further meeting planned for 10 th June, 2011. Sub group members have received information on proposed layout for the new website. Further meeting planned for 10 th June, 2011.

Key Action 6: Develop PPI training and other support for Trust staff and service users What needs to be done Who will do it? When will it be done? Progress made @ 31 st May 2011 Establish sub-group PPI Panel & PPI Team By February 2011 Ray, Ann, Andrew, Sharon, Laura, Rosemary, Peter, Doreen and Sinead have agreed to be involved in this subgroup. Nikki and Sinead to coordinate Scope existing examples and other providers Agree priority areas for Sub group Sub group & March 2011 April 2011 The PPI Panel members have reviewed and commented on existing PPI training and resources developed by the PPI Team including: Southern Trust Develop programme of PPI training for staff at 3 levelsawareness, practical skills and advanced Develop good practice guidelines for involving service users in staff training Develop training to support service users who wish to become involved Sub group & linking with Regional PPI Forum TBA Sub group April 2011 Sub group linking with Regional PPI Forum TBA PPI Awareness Training for Trust staff PPI Fact sheets PPI Tool kit for staff The Regional PPI Forum has established a sub group to develop regional PPI and Service User capacity training. This sub group is chaired by the Patient Client Council. The PPI Team have developed some training for service users which together with the training materials and resources developed for Trust staff and the PPI Panel has been shared with the Patient Client Council who carried out a scoping exercise as part of the Regional PPI Forum s Training Sub Group. At the last meeting held in May 2011 it was agreed that there was less need for a local group to develop further PPI training and that PPI Panel members would participate in the regional sub group instead to influence the direction of regional training Further develop PPI Toolkit Sub group March 2011 Completed. Toolkit launched 16 th June 2011. Further develop PPI Fact Sub group As required Completed Sheets

Key Action 7: Work with Trust to develop effective evaluation tools to measure the success and impact of PPI activity What needs to be done Who will do it? When will it be done? Progress made @ 31 st May 2011 Establish sub-group PPI Panel & PPI Team By February 2011 Fiona, Brian, Peter and Sinead have agreed to be involved in this subgroup. Nikki and Sinead to coordinate Scope existing examples and Sub group March 2011 Completed and shared with Regional PPI Forum sub-group. work carried out to date Agree priority areas for Sub group & April 2011 Completed Southern Trust Develop evaluation tools to measure the impact of PPI Activity TBA Develop evaluation tools to measure organisational change Sub group & linking with Regional PPI Forum Sub group & linking with Regional PPI Forum TBA Develop PPI Newsletter Sub group March 2012 The Regional PPI Forum s Evaluation and Impact Sub Group has been established to develop evaluation tools and processes regionally so as with the Training sub group it was agreed that the Panel would nominate representatives to sit on the regional sub group to influence the development of regional evaluation mechanisms. The PPI Panel sub group will continue to meet to develop a PPI Newsletter.