Regional Information Sharing Site (RISS)

OUTCOME DEFINITIONS

Reduced wasted system resource

This System Level Outcome is about ensuring that the resources of the system are used efficiently by reducing or eliminating any unnecessary work, including avoiding taking citizens along unnecessary pathways, eliminating the causes of rework and duplication in the system, such as mistakes, lost information, repeating procedures already undertaken by other providers, avoidable readmissions / return for the same service, or involving citizens in processes that give them no benefit.

OUTCOME DEFINITIONS

Increasing time for people to live their lives

This System Level Outcome is about understanding and avoiding the time that the system wastes for citizens. It includes delays for receiving support, making people go through unnecessary hoops and generally leaving them too long in limbo, for example waiting to be discharged from care back to their own homes.

OUTCOME DEFINITIONS

Increased living well in their own home and community

This System Level Outcome is about understanding and ensuring citizens are able to spend as much of their lives well and at home, or at least living in the community rather in institutions, and as independently as possible. It covers general health, safety, security and positive relationships with family and friends. People are healthy, stay well, make positive choices easily, and remain connected. It’s also about the amount of the citizens lives that they are living in their normal home and in their normal community. It includes, for example, ‘admission avoidance’, supporting people to gain or regain daily living skills lost from ill-health and also, that when support is provided, it can be local to the citizen as much as possible. In their last 1000 days, people have the best end to their life.

Note that this System Level Outcome could also cover ensuring that the environment
in which Citizens live their lives is the best that it can be. Environment incudes the
physical environment for mental and physical well-being, but also the
infrastructure of care and support in which people can interact.

OUTCOME DEFINITIONS

Improved environment that enables people’s choices

This System Level Outcome is about ensuring that citizens know and understand what care, support and opportunities are available and act on those choices to help themselves achieve well-being. It includes making it easier for citizens to get information about their problems and the support options available to them, including the assets in the local community (and ensuring there are assets in the local community).
Citizens can then choose easily and can act upon those choices.
This also implies an increased prioritisation of prevention,
early intervention, planned support and a reduction in
reactive support

OUTCOME DEFINITIONS

More empowered workforce

This System Level Outcome is about ensuring that citizens and their families receive more excellent care and support from staff who are more fully trained and more engaged. It includes the right facilities, tools to do the job, staffing levels, leadership and (joined up) integration of services, a simple system, common concepts on risk, ‘dissolving service boundaries and developing a culture and values that span professional and organisational boundaries’. There is also an aspect of the capability of the workforce, and increased authorisation levels (to reduce delays due to escalated / remote decision making) – “We trust and enable staff to do the right things at the right time and pace for people, to make ‘it’ better.”

OUTCOME DEFINITIONS

A better start for children & young people

This System Level Outcome is about Cardiff & Vale being better places for children and young people (and their families) to grow up and live, including emotional, health and environmental well-being and safety. It includes the ‘First 1000 days’. The focus is addressing those most vulnerable, those with complex needs, with disabilities and those at most risk. The aim includes reducing the numbers of children not in education, children in the criminal justice system, children not living with their usual family or permanent attachments.

OUTCOME DEFINITIONS

People get a safe response when in urgent need

This System Level Outcome is about being responsive to citizens when they need support, including crises ‘around the clock’. It includes decreasing delays to the provision of support, decreasing the frequency of adverse events that require emergency interventions and quicker decision making – at the right time and pace for the needs of the citizen.

OUTCOME DEFINITIONS

Decreased avoidable harm or mortality

This System Level Outcome is about preventing the ‘system’ causing harm to citizens. The focus is on preventing or reducing physical and mental harms that can be experienced by patients/citizens.

OUTCOME DEFINITIONS

Reduced wasted system resource

This System Level Outcome is about ensuring that the resources of the system are used efficiently by reducing or eliminating any unnecessary work, including avoiding taking citizens along unnecessary pathways, eliminating the causes of rework and duplication in the system, such as mistakes, lost information, repeating procedures already undertaken by other providers, avoidable readmissions / return for the same service, or involving citizens in processes that give them no benefit.

OUTCOME DEFINITIONS

Increasing time for people to live their lives

This System Level Outcome is about understanding and avoiding the time that the system wastes for citizens. It includes delays for receiving support, making people go through unnecessary hoops and generally leaving them too long in limbo, for example waiting to be discharged from care back to their own homes.

OUTCOME DEFINITIONS

Increased living well in their own home and community

This System Level Outcome is about understanding and ensuring citizens are able to spend as much of their lives well and at home, or at least living in the community rather in institutions, and as independently as possible. It covers general health, safety, security and positive relationships with family and friends. People are healthy, stay well, make positive choices easily, and remain connected. It’s also about the amount of the citizens lives that they are living in their normal home and in their normal community. It includes, for example, ‘admission avoidance’, supporting people to gain or regain daily living skills lost from ill-health and also, that when support is provided, it can be local to the citizen as much as possible. In their last 1000 days, people have the best end to their life.

Note that this System Level Outcome could also cover ensuring that the environment
in which Citizens live their lives is the best that it can be. Environment incudes the
physical environment for mental and physical well-being, but also the
infrastructure of care and support in which people can interact.

OUTCOME DEFINITIONS

Improved environment that enables people’s choices

This System Level Outcome is about ensuring that citizens know and understand what care, support and opportunities are available and act on those choices to help themselves achieve well-being. It includes making it easier for citizens to get information about their problems and the support options available to them, including the assets in the local community (and ensuring there are assets in the local community).
Citizens can then choose easily and can act upon those choices.
This also implies an increased prioritisation of prevention,
early intervention, planned support and a reduction in
reactive support

OUTCOME DEFINITIONS

More empowered workforce

This System Level Outcome is about ensuring that citizens and their families receive more excellent care and support from staff who are more fully trained and more engaged. It includes the right facilities, tools to do the job, staffing levels, leadership and (joined up) integration of services, a simple system, common concepts on risk, ‘dissolving service boundaries and developing a culture and values that span professional and organisational boundaries’. There is also an aspect of the capability of the workforce, and increased authorisation levels (to reduce delays due to escalated / remote decision making) – “We trust and enable staff to do the right things at the right time and pace for people, to make ‘it’ better.”

OUTCOME DEFINITIONS

A better start for children & young people

This System Level Outcome is about Cardiff & Vale being better places for children and young people (and their families) to grow up and live, including emotional, health and environmental well-being and safety. It includes the ‘First 1000 days’. The focus is addressing those most vulnerable, those with complex needs, with disabilities and those at most risk. The aim includes reducing the numbers of children not in education, children in the criminal justice system, children not living with their usual family or permanent attachments.

OUTCOME DEFINITIONS

People get a safe response when in urgent need

This System Level Outcome is about being responsive to citizens when they need support, including crises ‘around the clock’. It includes decreasing delays to the provision of support, decreasing the frequency of adverse events that require emergency interventions and quicker decision making – at the right time and pace for the needs of the citizen.

OUTCOME DEFINITIONS

Decreased avoidable harm or mortality

This System Level Outcome is about preventing the ‘system’ causing harm to citizens. The focus is on preventing or reducing physical and mental harms that can be experienced by patients/citizens.

OUTCOME DEFINITIONS

Reduced wasted system resource

This System Level Outcome is about ensuring that the resources of the system are used efficiently by reducing or eliminating any unnecessary work, including avoiding taking citizens along unnecessary pathways, eliminating the causes of rework and duplication in the system, such as mistakes, lost information, repeating procedures already undertaken by other providers, avoidable readmissions / return for the same service, or involving citizens in processes that give them no benefit.

Providing up to date information about health and wellbeing in Cardiff and Vale

What is the Cardiff and Vale Regional Information Sharing Site?

How can I access the RISS?

Who do I contact with any questions or concerns?

About the ROF

Reduced wasted system resource

Increasing time for people to live their lives

Increased living well in their own home and community

Improved environment that enables people’s choices

More empowered workforce

A better start for children & young people

People get a safe response when in urgent need

Decreased avoidable harm or mortality

Reduced wasted system resource

Increasing time for people to live their lives

Increased living well in their own home and community

Improved environment that enables people’s choices

More empowered workforce

A better start for children & young people

People get a safe response when in urgent need

Decreased avoidable harm or mortality

Reduced wasted system resource

Our Priorities

DECHRAU’N DDA
STARTING WELL

HENEIDDIO’N DDA
AGEING WELL

BYW’N DDA
LIVING WELL

Case Studies

Alison Law

Meredith Gardiner

Providing up to date information about health and wellbeing in Cardiff and Vale

What is the Cardiff and Vale Regional Information Sharing Site?

How can I access the RISS?

Who do I contact with any questions or concerns?

About the ROF

Increasing time for people to live their lives

Our Priorities

DECHRAU’N DDA STARTING WELL

HENEIDDIO’N DDA AGEING WELL

BYW’N DDA LIVING WELL

Case Studies

Alison Law

Meredith Gardiner

DECHRAU’N DDA
STARTING WELL

HENEIDDIO’N DDA
AGEING WELL

BYW’N DDA
LIVING WELL