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Electronic SAP solutions David McNally

Trafford North Primary Care Trust Trafford South Primary Care Trust. Electronic SAP solutions David McNally. e-SAP Sub Group. Membership Gillian Crosby, Jan Hoogewerf and David McNally Aim To identify learning from implementation of electronic SAP solutions:

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Electronic SAP solutions David McNally

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  1. Trafford North Primary Care Trust Trafford South Primary Care Trust Electronic SAP solutions David McNally

  2. e-SAP Sub Group • Membership • Gillian Crosby, Jan Hoogewerf and David McNally • Aim • To identify learning from implementation of electronic SAP solutions: - success factors, barriers and plans. • Methodology • Short questionnaire sent to 15 localities. • Why does it matter? • Implementation of integrated person-centered care constrained by the lack of shared care record or ways to easily share relevant information.

  3. Systems

  4. Users

  5. Usage

  6. Client groups

  7. Mobile working

  8. Interfaces

  9. Problems and Barriers (1) • Strategic solutions – no clarity • Support for variety of assessment tools? • Interface with social care systems? • Timescales? • Costs • Hardware • Social care connections • Engagement/commitment • Exec level – lack of understanding and commitment • GPs – limited involvement

  10. Problems and Barriers (2) • Practice • Change for staff moving from paper-based to electronic recording - lack of basic computer skills • Improved assessment practice leads to increased level of recording. • Double entry • SAP system separate from agency systems • SAP electronic but profession separate (paper) • Benefits not obvious • Perception that IT is an end in itself - solutions not led by clinical benefits.

  11. Success factors • Process mapping • CE/Director level buy in • Training – multidisciplinary, practice, ‘handholding’ • SAP core process for specialist practitioners - not an add on • Long Term Conditions use of SAP

  12. Benefits and dis-benefits • Benefits • Improved information sharing: - Access existing information; - Reduce duplication • E-SAP solutions drive improved practice: - Better quality assessments; - Improved co-ordination; - Standardised referral processes • Dis-benefits • Short term - takes time to adjust to IT • Better quality assessments take longer

  13. Future Plans • Wider and deeper implementation • Extension of e-SAP variously to: - GPs, Hospitals, SSDs, LTC, Housing, Voluntary sector - More users • Discussions with LSPs about migration or integration with NHS CRS? • Some discussions but no clarity.

  14. Conclusions and Next Steps • Conclusions (tentative) • Many constraints still apply • More to find out • Opportunity to share & act on valuable learning • Next steps • Capture more learning • Workshop this afternoon • Connecting for Health SAP Implementation Project

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