Transcript Cluster update - Community Action Derby

Voluntary Sector Health &
Wellbeing Group Meeting
Richard Mullings
Health Improvement Principal
Public Health Directorate
B-You Pilot/Lifestyle Behaviour
Change Service
• 1 year pilot for a healthy living programme (b-You Pilot)
• NHS Derby City has commissioned Derby City Council to
provide the service.
• £250 k to work with 650 patients
• Team consists of 4 advisors, 1 coordinator
• Skills and knowledge include motivational interviewing,
nutrition, exercise referral, cardiac rehab.
• Smoking cessation, Alcohol, Childhood Obesity, Post
pregnancy, older people and work place health to be part of
new service
Aims of the service:
• Achieve 5% weight loss
• Raise awareness of cancer signs and
symptoms
• Develop positive behaviour changes that are
sustainable
The service aims to provide structured
support for healthy behaviour change for:
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Obese adults body mass index (BMI over 30), or
28 with more than one health issue.
Adults with Long Term Conditions such as
Diabetes, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease,
Mental Health, hypertension muscular-skeletal and
those at risk of Cardio Vascular Disease (identified
through the NHS Health Check);
Smoking cessation advice and support to help
people quit.
Other aspects will include a bespoke approach
which will at a later date include specialist referral
categories for:
1. Children who are overweight and their
families
2. Pregnant women and those who have
recently given birth.
3. Older people.
4. Employees referred as part of workplace
health programme.
Pathway and Support
Consultation plans and process for the bYou Integrated Services Procurement
Purpose and aim of consultation
• Engage with key stakeholders and potential interested parties
• Obtain, record and discuss the views of stakeholders to
develop the specification for the service
• Develop and inform the wider collaborative approaches with
key stakeholder to ensure the maximum impact re the public
health outcomes
• Formal Consultation period (April 1st – June 30th 2012)
Key stakeholders
• Patients and public including current service
users
• Voluntary & community organisation
• Local Authority departments
• Southern Derbyshire CCGs, City GPs, and CCG
management
• Smoking and Alcohol service providers
• Other interested parties
Methodology & Questionnaires
and focus Groups
• Wide cross section of individuals,
communities and organisations
• Statutory, private and voluntary sectors
(GPs, city council depts, Health Panel,
Community Action, LINKS etc
Process
• Specification ready for September 2012
• Commission provider December 2012
• New service commence April 2013