Introduction and Programme Overview Sample Clauses

Introduction and Programme Overview. This section prefaces the Strategic Case and provides the reader with a high-level overview of the Grampian Elective Care Programme in order to set the scene for the investment proposal outlined in this Initial Agreement (IA). The demand for elective care is increasing and there is continued pressure on capacity arising from workforce and financial resource challenges. This is illustrated in figure S1, which conveys the context and aims of the programme, which seeks to moderate demand by coordinating prevention, self-management and realistic medicine initiatives i.e. to shift the demand curve. It also aims to increase capacity by improving efficiency, applying best practice and creating new capacity, including via the proposed investment of capital to meet higher levels of need and demand in future i.e. to shift the capacity curve. Figure S1: Illustration of the elective care challenge and redesign effort Demand for elective care Redesign activity to moderate demand Service capacity Redesign activity to Increase capacity 2017 2022 NHS Grampian, in response to the Scottish Government allocation of capital funding for the development of elective care centres in Scotland, has undertaken a broad process of engagement involving 22 clinical services, including primary care, to ensure that the funding is targeted as effectively as possible. The process has developed a clear strategic context for transformation in elective care and a programme of redesign aimed at driving efficiency, and the delivery of “additionality” to meet anticipated need and demand for treatment in the future. The programme is consistent with the NHS Grampian Clinical Strategy in which elective care is a major theme, and also the developing regional approach to elective care as expressed in the draft North of Scotland Health and Social Care Delivery Plan. This IA is a product of that broad process, which recognises that capital investment is only one aspect of how improvements can be delivered in Grampian. This section outlines those aspects of Elective Care redesign that will be enabled through the investment of capital and summarises the overall capital investment proposed in the IA. As such, it identifies the services that can most effectively benefit from capital investment as part of a longer term investment programme working optimally across and between Primary and Secondary Care. The capital investment will provide additionality through the creation of new Elective Care facilities and...
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