People directorate quarterly service report - operational priorities
The information on this page relates to quarter 3, 2019 to 2020.
7.033 Domiciliary and residential care markets
Stage: In progress
Due date: 31 March 2020
Percentage complete: 50%
Status: Green
Comment:
The Commissioning team is currently working with the Domiciliary care market which has included regular contract monitoring meetings.
Mobilisation and planning for winter has been a key focus.
A number of new providers have been identified providing additional off-framework capacity. An analyse report is being developed with a view to making recommendations on future commissioning.
Work with the residential market has included contract monitoring and visits. An analyse report is being developed to inform market management going forward, ensuring that needs are better met locally.
7.034 Market Position Statement
Stage: In progress
Due date: 31 December 2020
Percentage complete: 50%
Status: Green
Comment:
The commissioning team is adopting and implementing a structured approach to commissioning through the commissioning cycle.
A key part of this is to develop market position statements for specific priority markets over the next year, including for LD, Home Care, residential and nursing. Key information is being collated to develop these.
7.053 Support young people with English as a national language
Stage: Completed
Due date: 31 March 2020
Percentage complete: 100%
Status: Green
7.054 English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) classes
Stage: Completed
Due date: 31 March 2020
Percentage complete: 100%
Status: Green
7.055 Provide training for organisations to work with children with disabilities
Stage: In progress
Due date: 31 March 2020
Percentage complete: 0%
Status: Green
Comment:
This training takes place annually and is planned for July 2020 so there is little to update for this quarter.
As previously stated, attendance at the generic health training in July 19 was good. Planning will start this quarter for dates this coming summer and we will review whether existing arrangements are still meeting local need effectively.