APPENDIX 2

 

Directorate:          ADULT AND COMMUNITY SERVICES

Service Area:       BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT UNIT

Produced by:        GLEN GARROD, SU HOLMAN-HARRIS, DEBBIE PLATT, ANNE AXFORD, DANNY CARMICHAEL, CHERYL CROSS

 

                              

5.       TOP PRIORITIES FOR THE ANNUAL ACTION STATEMENT 2005/06

 

Task

Target/Success Factors

Development of a professional governance

framework for all staff in roles that include

Protection of Title.

100% of professionally qualified staff are registered with their appropriate body by April 2005. Those with “protected title” (registered professional status) within the Council entered onto a database & their registration status monitored from April 2005.

ECRD Project scoping for 2004 to 2006 to be

undertaken following the implementation of

Phases 1 to 3 in September 2004.

Achieve full implementation of thin client technology and Swift electronic care record software. Working towards single processes (SAP/ICS/ISA), more effective information sharing (Graphnet) as well as developing further joint working with corporate, health and regional partners.

Review of information sharing protocols.

Achieve Information for Social Care agenda set by central government.

All managers (65) to undertake stress management audits on their teams, via the HSE stress filter tools.

Reduction in sickness absence to 8.8 days per person (FTE).

 

Delivery of ongoing contract monitoring

Programme.

 

 

100% domiciliary care contracts and 50% voluntary sector contracts to be monitored on an annual basis. Service user experiences captured and fed to Commissioners.

 

 


7.       HOW WILL YOUR SERVICE CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS ACHIEVEMENT OF THE FOLLOWING CORPORATE PRIORITIES IN 2005/06?

 

a)         E Government:

 

·                     Direct on-line referrals as well as service users eventually having access via the web to their care plans

·                     Information sharing with other agencies

·                     Staff dial-in to extend home working opportunities

 

b)         Diversity:

 

·                     Complaints data to record gender/ethnicity

·                     Staff attendance on training opportunities

·                     Relevant data collected on employees

·                     Professional registration

·                     Swift recording, mandatory fields incorporated to able data to be interpreted and to develop knowledge of the communities we serve.

 

c)         People Management:

 

·                     Health and Social Care Workforce Development Strategy

·                     Professional Governance Framework – for all staff in role that include protection of title.

·                     Research Governance Framework for health and social care

 

10.     BUDGET BIDS FOR 2005/06

 

a)      Revenue Bids

 

Reference Number

Description – max 20 words

Financial Implications

 

 

2005/6

£000

2006/7

£000

20078

£000

1

Joint accommodation for Primary Care Trust and Social Services and Housing Executive Staff

190

 

 

2

Annual Upgrade of Swift ECRD database

50

53

55

3

Replacement/depreciation for IT equipment including servers

200

210

220

4

Extend home working and improve existing out of hours staff IT equipment and connections

50

53

55

 

11      RISK MANAGEMENT – DESCRIBE ALL SIGNIFICANT RISKS RELATING TO YOUR SERVICE AND HOW YOU INTEND TO MANAGE THEM

 

Ref

Description of Risk

Risk Score

Corporate or Service

 

Unable to complete effectively within timescale for service plan, will be completed by December 2004.