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What are we trying to achieve?
  • to optimise patient, carer and staff experiences
  • make most appropriate use of all resources
  • support and enhance integrated patient and carer
    pathways

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Explore Opportunities
  • to fully implement national guidance emphasis
    on community-based care
  • with service users and their carers, clinicians,
    commissioners and other partners, to explore new
    ways of working
  • build on broadly agreed functions and bed numbers

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Project Scope and timescale
In-patient and some day treatment environments
acute/urgent, rehabilitation, challenging
behaviour working age adults and older
people During the next 2 - 5 years all
scoped services in Sunderland, including
specialist facilities for people with learning
disabilities and severe mental
illness Facilities for older people in South
Tyneside
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Current Planning assumptions functional content
  • ADULT SERVICES
  • URGENT CARE
  • Admission and treatment
  • Intensive Care (PICU)
  • LD Treatment of severe mental illness
  • REHABILITATION
  • Rehabilitation and Recovery
  • Challenging behaviour
  • OLDER PEOPLES SERVICES
  • Assessment and treatment
  • functional and organic illness
  • Challenging Behaviour
  • Rehabilitation and longer-term care

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Current planning assumptionspotential bed
numbers older people
  • South Tyneside
  • Organic 12
  • Functional 12 24
  • Sunderland
  • Organic 18
  • Functional 20 38
  • South Tyneside and Sunderland
  • Challenging Behaviour 14
  • Total NTW Older Peoples beds 76
  • Rehabilitation 16
  • developed with third-sector partner

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Current planning assumptionspotential bed
numbers - adult
  • Adult Urgent Care
  • Admission 48
  • P.I.C.U. 8
  • LD severe mental illness 8 64
  • Rehabilitation
  • Intensive Rehabilitation 20 male
    10 female
  • Challenging Behaviour 10 40
  • Total Adult beds 104

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Current planning assumptionspotential bed
numbers by NTW
  • Adult
  • including LD severe mental illness 104
  • Older people 76
  • excluding 16 Rehab beds
  • Total beds by NTW 180

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Preliminary Optionspotential locations
  • Ryhope / Cherry Knowle
  • Monkwearmouth
  • South Tyneside options being explored

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Project Structure
  • Project Board
  • NTW, NHS South of Tyne , local authority
    representatives, carer input, and moves to
    include broad-based user input.
  • reports to the NTW Finance Infrastructure and
    Business Development Governance Committee
  • Project Team dedicated resources. Detailed
    service/data analysis, site investigations and
    preliminary design work.
  • Clinical, user and support reference groups

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Current position
  • Project Team has completed a preliminary sift of
    potential options
  • Detailed site investigations and preliminary
    design work massing, functional content
  • Involvement and Consultation

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Key dates
  • Involvement, Consultation and engagement
  • Summer 2009 13 week period.
  • Commence formal business case April 2009
  • Target for OBC completion end November 2009
  • Full business case and start on site early 2011
  • Completion and commissioning of main developments
    summer 2013
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