Opportunities in Technology & Care - Donna Henderson (JIT), Rowan Norrrie (WHI Project)
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Opportunities in Technology & Care - Donna Henderson (JIT), Rowan Norrrie (WHI Project)
- 1. Opportunities in Technology and Care WHI event, 7 th September 2010 Donna Henderson Telecare Development Programme
- 2. It’s ‘Time for Action’…..
- 4. Basic Telecare Service Elements 1. Something happens in the home 2. An alert is sent via the telecare equipment 3. The detail of the situation is reviewed by a trained operator 4 . An appropriate and timely response
- 5. Expanding Range of Telecare Equipment Wristcare Medication Reminder Wayfinder Locator Epilepsy sensor
- 6. Telehealth
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- We come out of Kerr. The Minister impressed by Minor Injuries work done by Ferg and other projects in Grampian.
- Overriding all of this is the need to secure money to cover Telecare’s development over the period – difficult in current financial climate. New 5 year strategy in which we might commit to: Closing the gap between first generation and second generation telecare market penetration – e.g. doubling the number of the over 65 population receiving second generation telecare services to 60,000 people by 2015 and doubling it again to 120,000 by 2020 Significantly raising the numbers of people in Scotland enjoying telehealth services – e.g. to 3% of the over 65 population by 2015 and 10% by 2020 All people over 85 provided with a telehealthcare package All people with dementia provided with a telehealthcare package All people with an elevated risk of injury through falling provided with a telehealthcare package All patients with a long term condition (LTC) associated with elevated risks of emergency admission to hospital provided with a telehealthcare package As part of this we’d need to work jointly with SCT and other partners, provide a national demonstrator centre to showcase positive approaches to THC – and ensure that all of this is reflected in other key policy agendas. Has been a pleasure to outline this to you. Happy to take a few questions if you have any and perhaps we can discuss some of what I’ve covered in the next 5 to 10 minutes or so. Additional £4m Scottish Government funding for 2010/11 (£120k per partnership) Match investment of equal or greater amount by local health and social care parnterships Used to embed Telecare Services & prompt move to delivery of integrated Telehealthcare (e.g. Falls) Anticipate further 13,000 people & 21,000 hospital bed days avoided Telehealth & Telecare Champions Networks National Telehealthcare Event – 3rd Nov 2010
- Resistance to change – e.g. job security, Confidence in technology – lack of 24/7 support and infrastructure
- The industry group will participate in: Business process mapping Advise on previous lessons learned Assist with the development of alternative models involving the private sector / consumer market e.g. around supported wellness and healthcare. Assist with technological solutions to issues encountered, if appropriate. New partners should gain a better understanding of the practical challenges and dependencies associated with embedding telehealthcare at scale and of emerging market opportunities. development of telehealthcare education and training business process mapping / service redesign technology solutions