Cheshire and Merseyside Sexual

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• Cheshire and Merseyside Sexual
• Health Network
• Simon Henning
• CMSHN Lead
• simon.henning_at_nhs.net
• www.cmshn.nhs.uk

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• CMSHN Aims-
• Empower service users
• Easy access to services
• Effective prevention
• Equitable, high quality care
• Launched 15th March 2006

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Network Board and Structure revised 2009
Client Forum (being developed)
Director of Commissioning
Response to Sexual Violence
Social Marketing
Data analysts
To lead, support, share knowledge skills and
improve care efficiency
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Network Team Structure
Lead

• Project
• Manager

• Data Analyst
• (1 day pcm)

Administrator
CM Lead Youre Welcome
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• Pre Network challenges-
• Variable access
• Limited choice
• Variable accommodation
• Inadequate data
• Inconsistent commissioning
• Skill mix
• Recruitment retention

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• So what have we done?
• Better communication (clinicians and
  commissioners)
• Reduced isolation (clinicians and commissioners)
• CM STI care pathway
• CM PEPSE guidelines
• CM abortion specification
• CM chlamydia screening model (revised 09)
• CM psychosexual therapies specification
• CM SARCs
• Enhanced surveillance for STIs and HIV in CM
• North West links other networks/health issues

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• What next?
• Better intelligence
• Standard approach to performance management of
  commissioning outcomes network dashboard
• Improve service data
• Public heath information to inform social
  marketing
• Better commissioning
• Awareness of cross boundary implications
• Decrease PCT isolationism - collaboration
• Needs led, intelligence driven, improved quality/
  standards
• Better services
• Integrated care at point of entry
• Provide choice
• Maintain access and quality
• Youre Welcome
• Better Prevention all stages of pathways

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• 5 Key Strategic areas Progress and
  Priorities
• Prioritising sexual health as a key public health
  issue and sustaining leadership
• Building strategic partnerships
• Commissioning for improved sexual health
• Investing more in prevention
• Delivering modern sexual health services

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Lessons Learnt/ in the learning

• Need high level strategic buy in and support
• Need good clinical engagement - champions
• Need to work on commissioners to share and work
  together
• Be aware of friends and saboteurs!
• Keep focused on clients and quality
• Embrace change holistic care, efficiency, cost
  savings. QIPP
• Quality
• Innovation
• Productivity
• Prevention
• Normalise sexual health need to involve others!
  
• Thank you!