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4th Nov 2003

What PCTs are doing

Each PCT that participated in the visit to Kaiser has developed an action plan to bring back those lessons that are transferable. Examples include:

  • The development of different approaches to intermediate care drawing on the skilled nursing facilities model.
  • The development of orthopaedic services to reduce lengths of stay.
  • The development of chronic disease management programmes to reduce hospital admissions and improve patient outcomes.
  • The development of primary care premises to support the closer integration of services and to provide easier access to diagnosis.
  • The development of discharge planning and therapy roles.
  • The use of hospital improvement partnerships to actively manage patients and improve patient flow.
  • The development of clinical leadership.

PCT Flavour of the project Links
Blackpool PCT A skilled nursing facility to provide step-down and step-up facilities Project Plan
Eastern Birmingham PCT
Solihull PCT
A Joint Approach to Implementing Learning from Kaiser Permanente in the Local Health Economy Background paper
East Sussex PCTs Applying the Kaiser principles of patient management to older people with complex needs. Project proposal
Outline project plan
Northampton Transferable learning from other international health care providers, taking the best of their practice and transposing it, where feasible to the NHS. Project proposal
St Albans & Harpenden Development and evaluation of Integrated Care Pathways (ICPs) to underpin the Kaiser Permanente Model of Intermediate Care - Driven Rehabilitation within an Intermediate Care facility in Watford. Project plan
Taunton Deane Improving hospital throughput by better pre-planning of care, new ways of clinical working, more effective discharge planning, appropriate home care support and greater involvement of patients in their own care with the longer term aim of reducing lengths of stay. Project proposal
Watford and Three Rivers Development, implementation and evaluation of 2-3 integrated care pathways (ICPs) Project proposal


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