Delivery and Performance Management Sample Clauses
Delivery and Performance Management. Adult Social Care Services
Delivery and Performance Management. Adult Social Care Services
B. It should be noted that the ASA applies to the delegation of authority and activity in respect of ASC and does not include Children’s services. The ICO’s use of funds to deliver these services should therefore focus on ASC when comparisons are made with other authorities. [Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust Final Internal Audit Report: Care Assessment Process Report Reference: TSD08/17 January 2017. Source Page 34 CIPFA Local Authority budget comparator profile Torbay Comparator Report November 2016 Key developments in the way ASC services are provided, and any changes in what services will be provided, are outlined in the following paragraphs. Where appropriate the planning and implementation of these changes will involve internal and external consultation with key stakeholders as set out in the Adult Social Care Improvement Plan which will drive service improvements and is managed through the ASCPB. Where appropriate the Decision Tracker will also clarify accountability for decision making in these developments. The new care model will target resources to those in greatest need and provide a universal service to allow people to be as independent as possible and be connected with their local community. The new care model will require significant change and we will need to ensure that we support and engage staff and managers through the required change. To support the resilience and sustainability of services, we will work closely with the independent and voluntary sector in relation to co-production of new ways of working that provide solutions for ‘what matters to me’. The Ageing Well Programme has piloted a number of initiatives and the evaluation of these will offer additional input for the further development of services that provide alternatives to traditional social care services, increase the independence of people and encourage preventative measures and behaviours. Areas that will be addressed include Information and Advice, Assistive Technology and Community Building.
