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Testing, Treatment, Care and Support Revised Actions for Phase II

Testing, Treatment, Care and Support Revised Actions for Phase II. Action 1:

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Testing, Treatment, Care and Support Revised Actions for Phase II

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  1. Testing, Treatment, Care and Support Revised Actions for Phase II

  2. Action 1: Each NHS Board will have, or be affiliated to, a Managed Care Network (MCN) for Hepatitis C; this Network should comprise representatives of all stakeholder groups including those for the prison service, local authority social work, the voluntary sector, addictions/mental health, and people living with and affected by Hepatitis C. The Network should be guided in its practice through the use of “care” guidelines, prepared by the Hepatitis C Action Plan’s Testing, Treatment, Care and Support Working Group and SIGN Guidelines on Hepatitis C. Outcome (Desired): MCNs for all NHS Boards established and accredited. Responsibility: Lead Organisation: NHS Boards. Partners:

  3. Performance Indicators: • MCN accreditation. • Timescale: • MCNs established by May 2008 (first meeting) and accredited by 2010. • Funding: • Requirement: • Hepatitis C MCN Co-ordinators (7 WTE each year @ AfC band 6, July 2008 - March 2011). • 2008/09: £181,172 2009/10: £241,562 2010/11: £241,562 • Total Costs: £664,296

  4. Action 2: NHS Quality Improvement Scotland (QIS) will develop standards for Hepatitis C testing and the treatment, care and social support of persons with Hepatitis C infection. Outcome (Desired): NHS QIS standards developed. Responsibility: Lead Organisation: NHS QIS. Partners:

  5. Performance Indicators: Auditing against the published Standards. Timescale: QIS standards developed by 2010. Funding: Requirement: Funding to be sourced separately from QIS Core Budget:

  6. Action 6: Testing, Treatment, Care and Support services within each NHS Board will be developed to increase the numbers of persons undergoing therapy (currently 450/year). Outcome (Desired): 500 treated in 2008/2009, 1,000 in 2009/2010, 1,500 in 2010/2011, and at least 2,000/year thereafter. Responsibility: Lead Organisation: NHS Boards. Partners:

  7. Performance Indicators: Number of persons offered therapy. Number of persons commenced on antiviral therapy. Proportion of those having received antiviral therapy who achieved a sustained viral response Timescale: Targets for 2008/2011 as indicated. Funding: Requirement: Increased provision of testing, treatment, care and support (see attached spreadsheets for detail on costs). 2008/09: £2,700,000 2009/10: £9,500,000 2010/11: £15,500.000 Total costs: £27,700,000

  8. Action 7: Service Level Agreements/Memorandums of Understanding, between NHS Boards and the Scottish Prison Service (SPS), to promote the management of Hepatitis C treated persons in medium and long-stay prisons, should be developed taking into account the SPS BBV strategy. Outcome (Desired): The establishment of SLAs/MOUs between SPS and NHS Boards. Approximately 10% of all Hepatitis C treated persons in Scotland (as above) should be prison inmates. Responsibility: Lead Organisation: SPS. Partners:

  9. Performance Indicators: Number of persons offered therapy (prisons only). Number of persons commenced on antiviral therapy (prisons only). Proportion of those having received antiviral therapy who achieved a sustained viral response (prisons only). Timescale: SLAs/MoUs by Nov 2008. Targets for 2008-2011 as indicated above. Funding: Requirement: Increased provision of testing, treatment, care & support included above (see Action 6).

  10. Action 8: For each NHS Board a formal plan, indicating how it has integrated/will integrate appropriate elements of Hepatitis C specialist treatment and care services into those for addiction/mental health including both primary and secondary care, will be developed and implemented Outcome (Desired): Development and implementation of plan. Responsibility: Lead Organisation: NHS Boards. Partners:

  11. Performance Indicators: Through MCN accreditation. Timescale: Plan developed by March 2009 with implementation thereafter. Funding: Requirement: Funding for MCN Co-ordination included above (see Action 1).

  12. Action 9: Each Local Authority will identify a Strategic and Operational Lead for Hepatitis C infection. Outcome (Desired): Local Authority Leads established. Responsibility: Lead Organisation: Local Authorities. Partners:

  13. Performance Indicators: Local Authority Lead identified. Timescale: Leads identified by July 2008. Funding: Requirement: Funding for increased provision of care and support included above (see Action 6).

  14. Action 10: NHS Boards will work in partnership with General Practitioners (GPs) to develop and implement a plan, incorporating innovative approaches, to improve Hepatitis C testing and referral activities. Outcome (Desired): A plan to increase testing, diagnosis and referral by GPs. Responsibility: Lead Organisation: NHS Boards. Partners:

  15. Performance Indicators: Numbers of persons Hepatitis C tested, Hepatitis C diagnosed and referred to specialist care services by GPs. Timescale: Development of plan by March 2009 with implementation thereafter. Funding: Requirement: Funding for MCN Co-ordination included above (see Action 1) and funding for increased provision of testing included above (see Action 6).

  16. Action 12: A programme of work to evaluate different approaches to Hepatitis C testing/ Hepatitis C test sampling (e.g. near patient testing/use of saliva and dried blood spots) will be undertaken. Outcome (Desired): Programme of Hepatitis C testing/sampling work undertaken. Responsibility: Lead Organisation: Hepatitis C Specialist Laboratories. Partners:

  17. Performance Indicators: Timescale: Funding: Requirement: Sheila Cameron and Sheila Burns to provide costed proposal. Year 1: £200,000 Year 2: £200,000 Year 3: £0 Total costs: £400,000

  18. Prevention Revised Actions for Phase II

  19. Action 13: Each NHS Board will have, or be affiliated to, a Network covering the prevention of Hepatitis C and comprising representatives of all stakeholder sectors. Each NHS Board will identify a Hepatitis C Prevention Lead. Guidance regarding Network membership and Terms of Reference for the Hepatitis C component will be established. Outcome (Desired): Hepatitis C requirements for the Network established and Prevention Leads (Hepatitis C) appointed. Responsibility: Lead Organisation: NHS Boards. Partners:

  20. Performance Indicators: Audit against the guidelines (Action 14). Timescale: Hepatitis C requirements for Prevention Network agreed and implemented by September 2008. Prevention Leads appointed by May 2008. Funding: Requirement: National Hepatitis C Prevention Network Co-ordinator (1 WTE @ AfC band 7, July 2008-March2011). 2008/09: £30,905 2009/10: £41,207 2010/11: £41,207 Total costs: £113.319

  21. Action 14: Guidelines for services providing injection equipment to IDUs will be developed. Outcome (Desired): Guidelines developed. Responsibility: Lead Organisation: Scottish Government. Partners:

  22. Performance Indicators: Audit against the Guidelines. Timescale: Interim Guidelines developed by November 2008. Final Guidelines by July 2009. Funding: Requirement: Production, printing and dissemination of Guidelines. 2008/09: £100,000 2009/10: £0 2010/11: £0 Total costs: £100,000

  23. Action 15: Services providing injection equipment will be improved in accordance with Guidelines (Action 14). Outcome (Desired): Increased uptake of injection equipment. Reduction in reported sharing of injecting equipment among IDUs. Reduction in the incidence of Hepatitis C infection among IDUs. Responsibility: Lead Organisation: NHS Boards. Partners:

  24. Performance Indicators: Proportion of injection episodes undertaken with sterile injecting equipment (needles and syringes and other injecting paraphernalia). Proportion of IDUs sharing injecting equipment during a specified period. Hepatitis C prevalence/incidence among recent onset injectors. Baseline data will be available in 2008 and, thereafter, targets will be set. Timescale: Each Network to provide a plan of action by March 2009. Implementation in 2009-2011. Funding: Requirement: Increased provision of injecting equipment (funding in 2008/2009 based on NHS Boards report of spending £565,023 in 2007/2008 on improving services to prevent Hepatitis C; funding for 2009/2010 and 2010/2011 based on Scottish Government allocation in spending review). 2008/09: £600,000 2009/10: £3,000,000 2010/11: £3,000,000 Total costs: £6,600,000

  25. Action 17: A research initiative to provide injection equipment through vending machines will be evaluated. Outcome (Desired): Implementation and evaluation of research initiative. Responsibility: Lead Organisation: HPS. Partners:

  26. Performance Indicators: Measures of use and acceptability. Timescale: Design 2008/2009. Evaluation 2009/2010. Report 2010. Funding: Requirement: Funding to be sourced from that allocated to Action 15.

  27. Action 18: An in-prison needle/syringe exchange initiative will be piloted as one of a range of harm reduction measures to reduce the transmission of Hepatitis C. Outcome (Desired): The implementation and external evaluation of the initiative. Responsibility: Lead Organisation: SPS Partners:

  28. Performance Indicators: Measures of use and acceptability. Timescale: The implementation and external evaluation of the initiative by 2011. Funding: Requirement: Evaluation of an in-prison pilot needle exchange initiative. 2008/09: £50,000 2009/10: £100,000 2010/11: £50,000 Total costs: £200,000

  29. Education, Training and Awareness-raising Revised Actions for Phase II

  30. Action 3: A national Hepatitis C Learning and Workforce Development Framework will be developed. Outcome (Desired): A knowledgeable, skilled and confident Hepatitis C workforce. Responsibility: Lead Organisation: NHS Education for Scotland Partners:

  31. Performance Indicators: MCN accreditation (see Action 4). Timescale: Framework to be developed and published by December 2008, implemented throughout 2009/2011. Funding: Requirement: National Hepatitis C Workforce Development Co-ordinator (1 WTE each year @ AfC band 7, April 2008-March 2011). 2008/09: £41,207 2009/10: £41,207 2010/11: £41,207 Total costs: £123,621

  32. Action 4: NHS Boards, working with their partners, such as local government, the voluntary sector and the Scottish Prison Service (SPS), will review the learning and development needs of the Hepatitis C workforce and implement a co-ordinated approach to Hepatitis C workforce development consistent with the national Hepatitis C Learning and Workforce Development Framework. NHS Boards will appoint an Hepatitis C workforce development co-ordinator to support the implementation of a co-ordinated local approach to Hepatitis C workforce development. Outcome (Desired): A knowledgeable, skilled and confident Hepatitis C workforce. A co-ordinated local approach to Hepatitis C workforce development. Responsibility: Lead Organisation: NHS Boards. Partners:

  33. Performance Indicators: MCN accreditation (Staff Training element) and Review against NHS QIS Standards. Timescale: NHS Board Workforce Development Leads to be identified by September 2008. NHS Boards to assess the learning and development needs of their HCV workforce by December 2008. NHS Boards to implement a co-ordinated approach to Hepatitis C workforce development throughout 2009/11. Funding: Requirement: Local Hepatitis C Workforce Development Co-ordinators (7 WTE @ AfC band 6, Dec 2008 - March 2011). Year 1: £80,521 Year 2: £241,562 Year 3: £241,562 Total costs: £563,645

  34. Action 5: Awareness-raising campaigns and communications activity will continue to be developed to meet the information and educations needs of a range of professional audiences. Outcome (Desired): Increased awareness and knowledge of Hepatitis C and its management among professional audiences. Responsibility: Lead Organisation: Scottish Government. Partners:

  35. Performance Indicators: Awareness of communications activity and messages tracked by national tracking surveys/activity. Timescale: Communications activities to be undertaken throughout 2008-2011. Funding: Requirement: Funding to be sourced separately from the Scottish Government Core Communications Budget.

  36. Action 11: An awareness campaign, to promote Hepatitis C testing among those at risk of being infected will be implemented and evaluated. Outcome (Desired): Improved awareness levels of Hepatitis C among target audiences. Increased numbers presenting for a Hepatitis C test. Responsibility: Lead Organisation: Scottish Government. Partners:

  37. Performance Indicators: Awareness of communications activities and messages tracked by national tracking surveys/activity. Numbers of persons Hepatitis C tested. Timescale: Campaign to be implemented by September 2009 with evaluation by March 2010. Funding: Requirement: Funding to be sourced separately from the Scottish Government Core Communications Budget.

  38. Action 16: Educational interventions aimed at vulnerable individuals, IDUs and those at risk of starting to inject will be designed and undertaken to highlight how Hepatitis C transmission can be prevented. These include: prevention programmes, approaches to family support, peer education and other relevant interventions. Outcome (Desired): Increased awareness of Hepatitis C among IDUs and those at risk of injecting. Responsibility: Lead Organisation: NHS Health Scotland. Partners:

  39. Performance Indicator: Proportion of injection episodes undertaken with sterile injecting equipment (needles and syringes and other injecting paraphernalia). Proportion of IDUs sharing injecting equipment during a specified period. Hepatitis C prevalence/incidence among recent onset injectors. Baseline data will be available in 2008 and, thereafter, targets will be set. Timescale: A range of interventions to be implemented throughout 2009-2011. Funding: Requirement: Hepatitis C Education and Awareness-raising Co-ordinator (1 WTE @ AfC band 7, July 2008-March 2011). 2008/09: £30,905 2009/10: £41,207 2010/11: £41,207 Total costs: £113,319 Local implementation of NHS Boards educational interventions. 2008/09: £0 2009/10: £500,000 2010/11: £500,000 Total costs: £1,000,000

  40. Action 19: Blood Borne Viruses (including Hepatitis C) Guidance and educational support materials will be developed and disseminated to raise awareness of the health and social impact of Blood Borne Viruses and support the education of young people in primary, secondary and further education settings and settings supporting vulnerable young people. Outcome (Desired): Increased awareness and knowledge of BBV (including Hepatitis C) among young people in schools, further education settings and settings supporting vulnerable young people. Increased confidence of key staff to support BBV related education. Uptake of educational materials. Responsibility: Lead Organisation: Learning and Teaching Scotland. Partners:

  41. Performance Indicator: Levels of BBV (including Hepatitis C) education in schools, further education settings and settings supporting vulnerable young people. Knowledge of BBV (including Hepatitis C) among young people and young adults. Timescale: Educational support materials to be published by June 2009. Funding: Requirement: Production, piloting, printing and dissemination of materials. 2008/09: £70,000 2009/10: £30,000 2010/11: £0 Total costs: £100,000

  42. Monitoring and Surveillance Actions for Phase II

  43. Action 20 The further development of the National Hepatitis C Clinical Database, including the establishment of a Generic Clinical System for Hepatitis C. Outcome (desired): The establishment of a Generic Clinical System for Hepatitis C, reporting annually on the performance indicators for Actions 6-7. Responsibility: Lead Organisation: HPS Partners: Hepatitis C Clinical Database Monitoring Committee, NHS Boards.

  44. Performance Indicator: (See Outcome) Timescale: Establishment of a Generic Clinical System for Hepatitis C by December 2009. Progress and available NHS Board data published in Annual Report by May 2009, and all NHS Board data published in Annual Report by May 2010. Funding: Requirement: Continued development of the National Hepatitis C Clinical Database (Includes funding for: data-entry at HCV Clinics, Generic Clinical System Development, National HCV Clinical Database Manager, Epidemiologist/Information Analyst and Travel). 2008/09: £182,000 2009/10: £347,000 2010/11: £215,000 Total costs: £744,000

  45. Action 21 Development of a surveillance system to monitor Hepatitis C testing practice in Scotland. Outcome (desired): The establishment of a Hepatitis C Test Database, reporting annually on the performance indicators for Actions 10 and 11. Responsibility: Lead Organisation: HPS Partners: BBV Specialist Laboratories, NHS Boards.

  46. Performance Indicator: (See Outcome) Timescale: Establishment of a Hepatitis C Test Database relating to all NHS Boards by December 2009. Progress and available NHS Board data published in Annual Report by May 2009, and all NHS Board data published in Annual Report by May 2010. Funding: Requirement: Development of a Hepatitis C Test Database (Includes funding for: Epidemiologist; IT Support; Travel) 2008/09: £79,000 2009/10: £79,000 2009/10: £79,000 Total costs: £237,000

  47. Action 22 Development of a surveillance system to monitor the provision of injecting equipment in Scotland. Outcome (desired) The establishment of a Database on Injecting Equipment Provision reporting annually on the performance indicator for Action 14. Responsibility: Lead Organisation: ISD Partners: HPS, NHS Boards, ADATs

  48. Performance Indicator: (see Outcome) Timescale: Establishment of a Database on Injection Equipment Provision by June 2009. Data published annually in relevant reports such as Drug Misuse Statistics Scotland by December 2009. Funding: Requirement: Development of a Database on Injection Equipment Provision. 2008/09: £150,000 2009/10: £150,000 2010/11: £150,000 Total costs: £450,000

  49. Action 23 Annual surveys of Hepatitis C prevalence and incidence among injecting drug users across Scotland will be undertaken. Outcome (desired): The implementation of surveys, reporting annually on the performance indicators for Actions 15 and 16. Responsibility: Lead Organisation: HPS Partners: University of the West of Scotland, Hepatitis C Specialist Laboratories, NHS Boards.

  50. Performance Indicator: (see Outcome) Timescale: Surveys undertaken annually and data published in Annual Report by May 2009. Funding: Requirement: Annual surveys of Hepatitis C prevalence/incidence and associated behaviours/service use among IDUs in Scotland. 2008/09: £291,000 2009/10: £449,000 2010/11: £416,000 Total costs: £1,156,000

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