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The Trust

The Trust. Council of Governors 6 July 2011. The area. ‘Outer NEL’ 859,000 pop. 2500 staff. ‘SW Essex’ 420,000 pop. 1470 staff. Redbridge. Waltham Forest. South West Essex. Barking & Dagenham. Havering. The journey so far. June 2008 Achieved Foundation Trust status. July 2009

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The Trust

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  1. The Trust Council of Governors 6 July 2011

  2. The area ‘Outer NEL’ 859,000 pop. 2500 staff ‘SW Essex’ 420,000 pop. 1470 staff Redbridge Waltham Forest South West Essex Barking & Dagenham Havering

  3. The journey so far June 2008 Achieved Foundation Trust status July 2009 Acquired B&D Community Health Services £134m May 2011 Acquired South West Essex Community Services £167m October 2011 Acquire ONEL Community Services? Future Integrated healthcare provider? £230m £300m+

  4. Why? Improving services for the communities we serve Small organisations unsustainable into the future Cross fertilisation between physical and mental health services Mental Health input into Long Term Conditions Physical Health input into inpatient and community mental health services Foundation Trust with strong governance and performance regime Experience in moving services out of hospital and into the community

  5. Challenges How to continue to improve the patient experience and patient outcomes in an increasingly challenging financial environment Local Funding cuts within the local health and social care economy Acute sector (hospitals) Change from PCT to GP commissioning National NHS reform and policy Regulation and compliance

  6. Potential future developments Outer North East London Community Services Essex Children’s Centres Urgent Care Centres Academic partnerships Research & Development Healthcare integration

  7. In summary Key issue – how to provide better services in the community to avoid hospital admission Continued cross-fertilisation of knowledge across mental health and physical health services Improved outcomes and services for patients and carers

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