Capacity modelling Sample Clauses

Capacity modelling. This features helps us ensure whether the staff is overstaffed or understaffed. This model will help us determine future staffing re-assessments when there is any changes in the work volumes like if the workload increases at any point of time.
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Capacity modelling. 2.6.1 The Historical Perspective As noted previously, two Scottish Government reports (2009 & 2014) have previously proposed the development of a Scottish adolescent medium secure inpatient service with between 8 and 12 beds. This proposed capacity is based on the needs of adolescents of all genders from the age of 12 up to their 18th birthday (and beyond in exceptional circumstances) with specific defined requirements. These are: • Patients who are detained or liable to hospital detention under civil or criminal mental health legislation, where; • Treatment in secure inpatient setting is necessary because the patient: • Presents serious risk of harm to others; and/or • Is in custody on remand/sentence. The 2014 report, “Secure Inpatient Care for Young People” was presented to the National Planning Forum in February 2014. It was developed by a working group established as a result of an earlier NPF decision in December 2012 to undertake a review of access to secure care for young people in Scotland. This was in turn in response to previous work undertaken in 2009/10 in relation to secure inpatient services for young people in Scotland. It identified: • A small but prominent group of adolescents who suffer from severe and/or complex mental disorder and present serious risk of harm to others and require treatment in hospital; • Secure inpatient care is an essential part of comprehensive Child and Adolescent Mental Health service provision; • There are currently no secure inpatient beds for children in Scotland; • Under current arrangements, adolescents subject to civil orders are transferred to Specialist units in England; • Adolescents who are subject to criminal procedures cannot access age- appropriate inpatient care anywhere in the UK; • Adolescents require to be admitted to inappropriate adult locked settings in Scotland whilst waiting transfer to England, or for the duration of their inpatient stay; • There is a need for development of an 8-12 bedded secure inpatient unit for adolescents in Scotland. It also considered: • Historic and recent activity patterns; • Current activity and spend; • Unmet need; • Projected capacity requirements of a Scottish Unit; • Emerging Service pressures; • Clinical views about the clinical viability of a Scottish Unit. The 2014 report drew from all previous reports on the subject and made a number of relevant observations and recommendations including: “In principle that there is a case to develop a secure unit within Sc...
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