Improvement transformation projects

Current/recent transformation projects:

• Just One Number - Integrated front door

  The centralised access in Norfolk for 0-25yr old mental health support is one easy single point of access for children, young people, families and professionals to a wider range of emotional and mental health services enabling the right support at the right time with the right person. 

  Learn more from the QI Showcase

• Neurodevelopmental disorders (NDD) pathway redesign - CYP Trust wide

  Working alongside system partners on a sustainable Neurodevelopmental Disorders (NDD) service offer that focuses on implementing a needs-led approach. This will ensure children, young people, and families receive timely support by the most appropriate people with and without diagnosis.

  Learn more from the QI Showcase

• Re-designing Speech and Language Therapy Services - CYP Trust wide

  Enhancing speech and language therapy services by developing a consistent model, taking the best practices from our three areas, and working together to address challenges. This includes looking at the access in to our service, training and resources for early years settings, schools, parents and carers and so much more.

  Learn more about the Children & Young People's Trust Wide SaLT Programme

• Refreshed 0-19 years service offer - CYP Trust wide

  Developing a Trust wide consistent Healthy Child Service model. This includes improving mandated contact performance, creating a sustainable workforce model, providing common principles for service delivery and addressing health inequalities.

  Find out more about the Healthy Child Service model

• Virtual wards

  Creating virtual bed capacity supports Respiratory, Frailty and Cardiology patients receiving care at home. This includes either preventing avoidable admissions into the hospital or supporting early discharge out of the hospital. Forging strong partnerships with NHS organisations across Bedfordshire is key to the success of this project.

  Learn more about virtual services

• Sustainable clinical model iCaSH

  Developing a sustainable service model across integrated contraception and sexual health services (iCaSH) which enables us to continue delivering safe, sustainable quality services that meet the needs of our community.

  Read a case study about iCaSH Centralised Call Centre

  Find out more about iCaSH Virtual Group Consultations

• Falls prevention

  Reducing the number and severity of falls by developing and implementing a clear, evidence-based falls prevention pathway that is easy for patients and professionals to navigate and is consistent with a standard Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes (BLMK) offer to maximise primary and secondary falls prevention across the system.

  Watch a QI Showcase about the Falls, Strength and Balance Programme

  Find out more from our quick Falls Prevention Programme Snapshot

• Special care dentistry

  Maximise appointment availability and implement standardised processes for referrals, triage, booking and discharge to streamline demands coming into the service. Also introducing new reporting enables in-depth analysis for improved service management and patient experience.

  Learn more about the Special Care Dentistry (SCD) case study