NHS Fife Overview and Strategic Direction Sample Clauses

NHS Fife Overview and Strategic Direction. STRATEGIC CONTEXT NHS Fife provides strategic leadership and direction for all NHS services in Fife. It is accountable to the public and to the Scottish Government for all elements of the NHS system in Fife. It works with partners to improve the health of local people and the services they receive and to ensure that national clinical and service standards are delivered across the NHS system. Fife has a population of 367,260, with slightly above the Scottish average for the over 65’s age group. Fife Health and Social Care Partnership (H&SCP) has identified seven localities. Lochgelly is in the Cowdenbeath Locality. Major settlements include Cowdenbeath, Lochgelly, Ballingry, Kelty and Cardenden. Population 65+ 75+ 85+ City of Dunfermline 55,452 16% 7% 2% Cowdenbeath 40,884 19% 8% 2% Glenrothes 50,600 19% 8% 2% Kirkcaldy 59,840 20% 9% 3% Levenmouth 37,651 21% 10% 3% North East Fife 72,954 22% 10% 3% South West Fife 49,879 19% 7% 2% The newly established GP Cluster for the area is co-terminous. The Cowdenbeath Locality sits within the West Division of the H&SCP. The H&SCP is developing a model of Locality and Cluster planning. The population in the Cowdenbeath Locality is expected to increase by just under 4000 by the year 2026. There is a drive nationally, supported by NHS Fife’s Clinical Strategy (July 2016) and the Fife Health and Social Care Partnership’s Strategic Plan 2016-2019 (May 2016), to provide safe, effective and sustainable care at home or as close to home whenever possible. This will require robust, integrated health (primary and community), social care and third sector services with a strong focus on early intervention, prevention, anticipatory care and supported self management. Fife Health & Social Care Partnership vision is to provide integrated care that crosses the boundaries between primary, community, hospital and social care, with GPs, hospitals, health workers, social workers, social care staff and others working together as one system. This more co-ordinated approach will help people avoid having to navigate their way through what can be a bewildering maze of specialist services. The Partnership will deliver high quality person-centred health and social care services in a way which promotes and enhances the health and wellbeing of the people of Fife. The following four Strategic Priorities are what Fife Health & Social Care Partnership have identified as key areas which will target many of the issues raised in their Fife Strategic Pl...
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