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Dr Shanaya Rathod, DM, MRCPsych Consultant Psychiatrist, Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust

Dr Shanaya Rathod, DM, MRCPsych Consultant Psychiatrist, Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust Mental health Clinical lead: Wessex AHSN. Agenda Objectives and approach Our progress so far Emerging outputs Next steps and questions. Objective and approach:

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Dr Shanaya Rathod, DM, MRCPsych Consultant Psychiatrist, Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust

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  1. Dr Shanaya Rathod, DM, MRCPsych Consultant Psychiatrist, Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust Mental health Clinical lead: Wessex AHSN

  2. Agenda • Objectives and approach • Our progress so far • Emerging outputs • Next steps and questions

  3. Objective and approach: To take the principles of the stroke pathway and apply it to improve the Psychosis pathway in Wessex

  4. First principle behind our approach:Involve service users in the development of the new pathway

  5. Second principle behind our approach:Establish a ‘bottom-up’ understanding of priorities specific to Wessex

  6. Third principle behind our approach:Encourage creative collaboration between service users, carers and professionals

  7. Fourth principle behind our approach:Seek Solutions from people who are experts by lived experience

  8. 2. Progress to date: • We are now in the process of running a series of co-productions workshops across Wessex

  9. Progress to dateWe completed our first workshop in Southampton last month 20 Service Users from across Hampshire 3 Carers 5 Healthcare Professionals 4 Hours

  10. Progress to dateRather than start with our assumptions, we let participants define what was important to them first, and then built from there identify common needs across different settings invent a game with an object Discovery Theming Prioritising Warm-up vote for what’s most important share a personal experience

  11. Progress to dateService Users, Carers and Professionals collectively wrote almost 100 postcards relating their personal experiences of care in Wessex

  12. 3. Emerging outputs: • The process is incomplete, but here are a few examples of what we’ve found out so far

  13. Emerging outputsExperiences in different settings revealed a number of common needs Settings in the community at home at the GP or clinic at the hospital I want resources focused on… I want to access services… I want to be treated… I want to experience services… I want to services to be… Needs

  14. Emerging outputsExample experience and possible implication for Wessex Setting Implication for the Wessex pathway At the GP / Clinic How can we help GPs and other clinicians build more trusting relationships with service users? Personal experience I want to be treated… Need

  15. Emerging outputsExample experience and possible implication for Wessex Setting in the community Implication for the Wessex pathway What can we do to reduce the turnover of carers and healthcare professionals in community settings? Personal experience I want to experience services… Need

  16. Emerging outputsExample experience, early intervention and possible implication for Wessex Setting at the hospital Implication for the Wessex pathway How can we learn from the approach taken by the early intervention team and apply it to access and crisis care? Personal experience I want to access services… Need

  17. Emerging outputsExample experience and possible implication for Wessex Setting in the community Implication for the Wessex pathway How can we ensure that interventions are delivered in a timely fashion? Personal experience I want to services to be… Need

  18. Emerging outputsExample experience and possible implication for Wessex Setting in the community Implication for the Wessex pathway How can we invest more in housing improvement and employment opportunities? Personal experience I want resources to be focused on… Need

  19. Emerging outputsExample experience and possible implication for Wessex Setting at home Implication for the Wessex pathway How can we train staff who manage supported accommodation to better empathise with service users? Personal experience I want to be treated… Need

  20. Emerging outputsExample experience and possible implication for Wessex Setting at the hospital Implication for the Wessex pathway How can we be more responsive with our resources when service users are in crisis? Personal experience I want to services to be… Need

  21. Emerging outputsExample experience and possible implication for Wessex Setting At the GP / Clinic Implication for the Wessex pathway How can we make physical health more integrated into the ongoing care process? Personal experience I want to access services… Need

  22. 4. Next Steps • an invitation to participate

  23. WESSEXPSYCHOSIS PATHWAY Forensic pathway Rehabilitation pathway Acute care pathway Assertive outreach pathway EIP pathway H Community mental health pathway Pre-psychosis Early psychosis Persistent psychosis Recovery

  24. x WESSEXPSYCHO PATH

  25. Does the data reflect your experience? What is/isn’t acceptable? What are the key areas for change? What are the challenges and opportunities? Competition Time to reflect in Groups

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