
Excerpt from
Report:
OLDER PEOPLE'S
COMMISSIONING STRATEGY 2005 – 2008
for
Oldham Metropolitan
Borough Council Social Services Department
This strategy
sets out the key commissioning
intentions for Social Services over the next 3 years, linked to action
by other departments in the Council, in particular housing and other
key partners including health, and provider and community
organisations. The strategy is in four parts.
Part 1
Purpose,
Vision and context provides
the context for what commissioning is, sets out a local vision and
programme for change in line with government policy direction,
including desired outcomes. It then goes on to summarise the national
and local context.
Part 2
Needs,
Supply, Resource and Market Supply
Analysis highlights the
growth in the older population over
the next 20 years, including developments in the numbers of older
people from black and minority ethnic (BME) communities, and looks at
other demographic, health and economic factors. It then provides
information on current supply of accommodation and other services for
older people, together with the resources which underpin these
services. Finally it provides a market supply analysis.
Part 3
Current
Developments summarises
current and planned developments based around the aim of shifting the
balance of support. Primary, secondary research and statistical
modelling is used to model the actual capacity requirements for each of
the service areas set out including models of implementation. It looks
at: fair access to care and addressing diversity; housing and supported
accommodation; home care; day care; prevention; adaptations; health
related developments; and commissioning arrangements.
Part 4
The Way
Ahead summarises
the strengths and areas for development and sets out the emerging
priorities. It then goes on to set down the commissioning intentions,
built around three phases for change and development. Phase 1 covers
the next 12 months; Phase 2 goes from 2006-2008. Phase 3 then looks
forward, beyond the 3 year timescale of this commissioning strategy.
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