A presentation from our kick-off conference on a public health approach to prevention in social care

1. Prevention in Social Care: A Public Health Perspective Jim McManus Joint Director of Public Health 7 th April 2011

5. A new care model and public health Increasing Means Increasing Needs Citizen purchased care – state resources Citizen purchased care – own resources Enablement Prevention Universal offer

6. Components of a Public Health social care model Health Improvement Health Protection Service Quality and Improvement Commissioning priorities, Evidence, making it work, supporting implementation Ensuring we have the right frameworks in place. Safeguarding too Long term, medium term, short term, matrix Prevention, Enablement Prediction and Prevention

7. Prediction forecast / target services Secondary Prevention Primary Prevention Universal & Well-being LOW MODERATE SUBSTANTIAL CRITICAL Reduce numbers of people coming into high-cost services and moving along FACS banding Intensive Home Support Residential Care Community Equipment Services Telecare Service Tertiary Prevention

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