Summarisation of technology-enabled care programme

Rimpilainen, Sanna

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Rimpilainen, Sanna (2016) Technology Enabled Care Programme. [Report] , This version is available at https://strathprints.strath.ac.uk/64310/Strathprints is  designed  to  allow  users  to  access  the  research  output  of  the  University  of Strathclyde. Unless otherwise explicitly stated on the manuscript, Copyright © and Moral Rights for the papers on this site are retained by the individual authors and/or other copyright owners. Please check the manuscript for details of any other licences that may have been applied. You may  not  engage  in  further  distribution  of  the  material  for  any  profitmaking  activities  or  any commercial gain. You may freely distribute both the url (https://strathprints.strath.ac.uk/) and the content of this paper for research or private study, educational, or not-for-profit purposes without prior permission or charge. 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Technology Enabled Care Programme  DHI080516S0020  1 v.1 8/5/2016   Technology Enabled Care Programme  Sanna Rimpilainen  Document reference number DHI+DDMMYY+doctype+000X DHI080516S0020 o E = exploratory report o L = lab report o F = factory report o S = summary document o LR = literature review o RR = research report o MR = market research o MAP = mapping o V=video o O= other   Publication date 8/5/2016 Revision date  Revision number   Purpose of document Summarisation of documents of high importance for the Business Case Project detail (delete row if appropriate) (project name, project owner(s), dates, organisation(s) involved)  Other detail (delete row if appropriate)   Related projects Names and doc reference numbers Keywords Technology-enabled care; Scotland; potential; telecare; home; digital;                  Technology Enabled Care Programme  DHI080516S0020  2 v.1 8/5/2016  Name of Strategy:   TECHNOLOGY-ENABLED CARE PROGRAMME 2014-2016   Date:   27/10/2014   URL:  http://www.jitscotland.org.uk/news/technology-enabled-care-tec-guidance-oct-2014/   Key words:   Technology-enabled care, Scotland, potential, telecare, home, digital.   Why does this strategy exist?   ZKDW¶VWKHproblem/opportunity this stems from)   While Scotland is currently at the forefront of implementing technology within health and care settings, through this programme we aim to build on this position to remain at the forefront of designing, developing and deploying TEC worldwide.  We know there is still significant potential to reach more people, to offer more direct health/care support and to realize more benefits ± it is imperative we continue to invest energy, imagination and resources to maintain our leading position.  It is expected that this programme will contribute in significant ways to improving personalized care, helping people to optimize their independence and wellbeing in their own home and provide more cost effective approaches.   Summary:   This strategy exists to enable greater choice and control in health, care & wellbeing services for an additional 300,000 people by March 2016, enabling more of our citizens to remain at home and in their communities.   Key goals and means to achieve them:   Means of achieving this goal:  i. Expansion of home health monitoring as part of integrated care plans to move beyond the small/medium scale initiatives that have been introduced in a small number of areas to substantial programmes across Scotland, building on the United4Health programme;  ii. Expanding the use of video conferencing through using the experience of the NHS video conferencing systems to enable partner organizations across all health and social care sectors to participate and benefit, as well as growing its use for clinical/practitioner consultations;  iii. Building on the emerging national digital platforms of Living it Up and ALISS to expand supported self-management information, products and services for Scottish citizens ± this will include direct access to advice and             Technology Enabled Care Programme  DHI080516S0020  3 v.1 8/5/2016  assistance for the public through use of home and mobile technology as well as 'second line' support for clinicians/staff who need to use complementary technology and who access and share information from telehealth and telecare devices;  iv. Expanding the take up of Telecare, with a particular focus on upstream prevention, support for people at transitions points of care and  people with dementia1 and their carers;  v. Exploring the scope and benefits of switching current provision of Telecare from analogue to digital telecare (this is initially likely to be a nationally-commissioned area of research and analysis however we would welcome expressions of interest from partnerships or organisations wishing to be connected to this work).   Expected outcomes:  i. A 100% increase in the number of people receiving home health monitoring;   ii. An increase to 80,000 the number of people who are supported to self-manage via digital platforms;  iii. A marked increase in the number of people with dementia who are able to be effectively and safely supported through technology-enabled care;  iv. A marked increase in the number of people supported through the provision of telecare systems/services;  v. An integrated VC service across health & social care in at least two geographic areas ± including extending the network to the third sector, independent sector and into citizens own homes;  vi. A 100% increase in the number of technology-enabled clinical & care consultations;              Technology Enabled Care Programme  DHI080516S0020  4 v.1 8/5/2016  vii. A developing national data monitoring repository/information support system and local use of TEC data as part of routine management & planning of services;  viii. A scalable service model for home health monitoring that is efficient from both a clinical and financial perspective.  This will include improved patient targeting, triaging and monitoring arrangements and the introduction of more cost effective technologies;  ix. A detailed feasibility report will be available that sets out the costs, benefits and methods of moving from analogue to digital for Telecare devices and services;  x. A sustainable funding model to support expansion of ³/LYLQJLW8S´ across all of Scotland.   Key quotes:  x the Programme is supported with £10 million in funding from the overall £173.5 million Integrated Care Fund for 2015/16  x The £10 million will be used at national and local levels to address ³HVVHQWLDOUHTXLUHPHQWV´WRGULYHZLGHVSUHDGDGRSWLRQ   x The Integrated Care Fund and the dedicated £10 million to support and promote Technology-enabled care can enable this over the next few years.  Parent/child document (of what)?  Aligns with the National Telehealth and Telecare Delivery Plan for Scotland to 2015 and reflects the need for digital solutions in the 6FRWWLVK*RYHUQPHQW¶VRoute map to 2020.     

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