Business Plan 2018-2019 - Together Achieving Better Health - Nepean Blue Mountains Local ...
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2018 Contents -2019 Building a hospital for the future 2 Our values and vision 4 Demographics – our community and our staff 6 Highlights from 2017/2018 8 The year ahead 10 + Healthy people and communities 11 + Better patient and consumer experiences 12 + Talented, happy and engaged workforce 14 + Responsible governance and financial management 15 + Hub for research and innovation 16 3 nbmlhd.health.nsw.gov.au Together Achieving Better Health
Section Heading Building a hospital for the future The NSW Government has committed at least $1 Right: billion to the Nepean Redevelopment which will Artist impression Designs pending further deliver a major expansion and upgrade of Nepean consultation Hospital and our community-based health services. It is an opportunity to design, deliver and operate a truly world class hospital that will allow us to provide new, innovative models of care. Stage 1 Construction of the $550 million first stage of the The first stage of the redevelopment includes: redevelopment is ongoing and is expected to be complete in 2021. When complete, it will deliver Penrith and its surrounding suburbs contemporary, integrated care that meets the needs of our growing District. It will also help to strengthen Nepean Hospital’s position as a leading tertiary, teaching, research and referral hospital in NSW. A new clinical A new and expanded More than 12 new services block Emergency Department operating theatres Stage 2 18 birthing suites in new accommodation - an A new Neonatal Intensive Care Unit with additional cots More than 200 additional overnight beds In March 2018, the NSW Government committed at least increase of ten a further $450 million for the Nepean Redevelopment to continue the transformation of Nepean Hospital. Planning for Stage 2 will commence in late 2018 and construction will follow after Stage 1. A new helipad A new multi-storey car park An expansion of the Nepean to support the expansion Cancer Care Centre of services 2 nbmlhd.health.nsw.gov.au Together Achieving Better Health Business Plan 2018 – 2019 3
Our values and vision Section Heading Our vision Proudly accredited Together by White Ribbon We will drive innovation and excellence in health service delivery Achieving and provide safe, equitable, high quality, accessible, timely and efficient services Better Health that are responsive to the needs of Nepean Blue Mountains Local Health District has patients and the community. been recognised by White Ribbon Australia as an organisation that has committed to stopping Our values violence against women. We are now an accredited White Ribbon Workplace. Our values support our vision, shape our culture Our organisation has demonstrated effective leadership, resource and reflect our principles and beliefs. allocation, communication, HR policy development and training to create a safer and more respectful workplace. Health CORE Value As a District we have taken steps to: NSW s 04 01 + Increase the knowledge and skills of staff and managers to address issues of violence against women. Empowerment Collaboration + S Enhance the capacity of workplaces to respond to the issue of Safety violence against women. + Change the attitudes and behaviours that allow violence against R A women to occur. Resource Agility and effectiveness District responsiveness SAFER Values The District is proud to be officially recognised as a workplace pioneer that is contributing national cultural change to prevent and respond to E F violence against women. Excellence Fairness and equity 03 02 Respect Openness 4 nbmlhd.health.nsw.gov.au Together Achieving Better Health Business Plan 2018 – 2019 5
Demographics – our community and our staff Our changing community 2,729 5,195 Babies born Nursing and Midwifery Staff Lithgow Hawkesbury 11,079 Elective surgeries 811 Medical Staff Portland Tabulam Health Centre 8,339 632 Emergency surgical procedures Lithgow Hospital Hawkesbury District Health Allied Health Staff Blue Service Mountains Blue Mountains District Springwood Penrith 84,566 Admissions to hospital 90 1 mil+ Anzac Memorial Hospital Hospital Oral Health Staff Community and outpatient occasions Nepean Hospital of service 1,429 Clinical Support, Administration, Management and Miscellaneous Staff OUR CHANGING COMMUNITY 120,661 20 Presentations to 99 373,205 464,072 Emergency Research Department proposals Research and Academic Staff residents in 2016 residents in 2036 5,711 Total Staff 6 nbmlhd.health.nsw.gov.au Together Achieving Better Health Business Plan 2018 – 2019 7
Highlights from 2017/2018 Highlights from 2017/2018 Our dedicated staff have delivered many innovative projects in 2017 - 2018 to help us achieve our aims. 1 2 3 4 5 HEALTHY BETTER TALENTED, RESPONSIBLE HUB FOR PEOPLE AND PATIENT AND HAPPY AND GOVERNANCE RESEARCH COMMUNITIES CONSUMER ENGAGED AND FINANCIAL AND EXPERIENCES WORKFORCE MANAGEMENT INNOVATION Established Australia’s first Implemented the Leading Refined and implemented the Developed and launched the Achieved recognition at the family obesity service. Better Value Care (tranche 1) NBMLHD Aboriginal NBMLHD Strategic Plan NSW Health Quality and – Osteoarthritis Chronic Care Workforce Strategy and 2018-23. Innovation Awards for a Developed the Penrith Health Program service in NBMLHD, expanded our Allied Health number of our initiatives, Action Plan with Penrith City Involved junior medical which has been acknowledged Aboriginal Workforce. including our High Risk Council and Nepean Blue officers and junior nurses on as an exemplar service across Influenza Screening Test, Mountains Primary Health Provided free, onsite and root cause analysis teams as the state. Chronic Obstructive Network (NBMPHN) – continuing education for all observers or participants in Pulmonary Disease project another first. Opened the Hawkesbury staff through our annual the review of major incidents. and The Patient’s Voice – a Living Cancer Trust Allied Health Professional Implemented the Healthy Expanded our consumer patient delivered handover. Chemotherapy Unit and Development workshops. Food and Drink in NSW engagement through completed a $1.17 million Continued to be a leader in Health Facilities for Staff and Achieved accreditation as workshops held in upgrade of the Blue Mountains Australian robotics surgery, Visitors Framework, a White Ribbon Workplace. partnership with Health District Anzac Memorial significantly enhancing removing sugary drinks from Consumers NSW and Hospital Emergency patient outcomes through sale and ensuring all our food NBMPHN. Department. the use of robotic surgery. outlets provide healthy menu options, including reduced Enabled the early discharge of Continued to lead the state portion sizes. patients that have undergone in Telehealth achievements, hip or knee replacement, including our District-wide with a significant reduction Telepsychiatry services. in length of inpatient stay through effective provision of Primary Care and Community Health services. 8 nbmlhd.health.nsw.gov.au Together Achieving Better Health Business Plan 2018 – 2019 9
The year ahead The year 1 HEALTHY PEOPLE AND ahead COMMUNITIES To support our commitment to healthy people and communities we will: Work with our partners to develop and implement Improve Health Plans for priority areas, including regional surveillance mental health and suicide prevention, Aboriginal and public health health, Aboriginal mental health and child and management of youth health acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease Work with the NBMPHN to further develop the Health Pathways Information Portal, facilitating input from Implement the Housing for Health program specialist services and general practice with local community housing organisations Expand and encourage access to health promotion Undertake qualitative research into the and risk reduction programs across the District, such reasons for parents not consenting to human as healthy weight and active living programs, targeted papillomavirus vaccination in the adolescent oral health programs, domestic violence routine school vaccination program screening and infant health strategies Enhance our responsiveness to major incidents and Use innovative communications to build greater disasters through the appointment of appropriately confidence in our hospitals and services, improve trained and skilled disaster staff health literacy and support vulnerable populations to Continue to work with St John of God Health Care to achieve better healthcare provide appropriate local healthcare services to people of the Hawkesbury FROM THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE The size of our District and the range of socioeconomic statuses in our community are continuing challenges, but this is also a time of great opportunity. The NSW Government has committed at least $1 billion to the Nepean Redevelopment for a new hospital, community-based health facilities and a multi-storey car park. This will enable us to better plan for the services our communities will need into the future and to shape the way we deliver healthcare. There will also be great opportunities for our District from the Western Sydney City deal – a formal partnership between the Australian Government, NSW Government, and the local governments of the Western Sydney region. By working with our partners, particularly with the NBMPHN, Councils, education providers and non-government organisations, we can improve the health of our community. 10 nbmlhd.health.nsw.gov.au Together Achieving Better Health Business Plan 2018 – 2019 11
The year ahead 2 BETTER PATIENT To support our commitment to better patient and consumer AND CONSUMER experiences we will: EXPERIENCES Develop an NBMLHD Integrated Care Framework Implement the accreditation recommendations of the Review of seclusion, restraint and observation of Establish the NBMLHD HealthCare Neighbourhood, consumers with a mental illness in NSW Health including Healthcare Homes Stage 1 facilities document Support consumer participation and work towards the Implement the Towards Normal Birth policy for use of Patient Related Outcome Measures and Patient Aboriginal Mothers Related Experience Measures Develop a dedicated specialist multi-disciplinary Implement the Compassionate Care framework bariatric advisory and management team to improve Reduce hospital stays for patients with Chronic care co-ordination from ED/admission to discharge for Obstructive Pulmonary Disease through holistic care patients with bariatric needs Develop early referral management and transfer of Begin the development of the Hawkesbury Centre care processes, rapid service response, and medical for Oral Health support for chronic and complex care patients in Develop strategies to improve waiting times the community for dental services Implement a redesign project to achieve stronger Build and open the Renal Dialysis unit at the Blue integration of services to improve the journey of Mountains District Anzac Memorial Hospital patients experiencing violence, abuse and neglect in NBMLHD Complete Clinical Services Plans to support future health service delivery and facility developments, Implement new or enhanced community-based Drug particularly one hospital in the Blue Mountains and and Alcohol services new Community Health Centres Strengthen the hub and spoke model for our hospitals Continue to plan, support and implement funded by introducing clinical streams and service line capital works programs, including Nepean Hospital management for our patients redevelopment Stages 1 and 2 Improve access to and care for patients with a disability Support better health for the community through and ensure a seamless transition of service delivery for improved access to information about health services the patient during the implementation of National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) Complete Information Communications Technology (ICT) Networks and Telephony upgrade and develop Provide a comprehensive rehabilitation model at one NBMLHD’s ICT strategy in conjunction with the Blue Mountains site business and clinical needs and the requirements of Implementation of Assertive Mental Health and Drug the Nepean Hospital redevelopment. and Alcohol community treatment teams FROM THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE One of the key challenges in improving patient and consumer experiences is the integration of primary healthcare in the community with acute clinical care in hospitals. An example of this is the disjointed nature of medical record systems across the health system, from primary care to the hospital setting. The Nepean Redevelopment provides the opportunity to better integrate hospital and primary care services through purpose built facilities that deliver new models of care. The integration of these systems will support faster access to care, shorter hospital stays and greater well-being. Engaging with our community and learning from their feedback will also help us develop more effective and appropriate services that match need to delivery. This continuous dialogue will help to enhance our reputation as a professional, trusted and approachable provider of world-class healthcare. 12 nbmlhd.health.nsw.gov.au Together Achieving Better Health Business Plan 2018 – 2019 13
The year ahead 3 4 TALENTED, HAPPY RESPONSIBLE AND ENGAGED GOVERNANCE WORKFORCE AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT To support our commitment to Develop succession planning within Nursing and a talented, happy and engaged Midwifery, including rotation and transition strategies, workforce we will: cadetships and traineeships To support our commitment to Develop innovative models to attract and retain a strong responsible governance and Design and deliver a District-wide organisational clinical workforce at both Lithgow and Portland, financial management we will: culture and performance improvement strategy, including the ‘Grow your own’ strategy and establishing including embedding the Talent Management Program Lithgow as a recognised Registrar placement Embed a business partnering model with Patient Improve corporate Implement action plans to address the results of the Safety and Quality, Finance and Workforce People and governance and Further develop the ICT organisational structure to People Matter Survey 2017/18 Culture to better support responsible governance and implement strategies to meet the needs of the District moving forward financial management drive financial performance Ensure all senior and junior medical staff have Work towards a 30 percent reduction in staff illnesses and accountability at Nepean Hospital completed performance appraisals, mandatory Select and implement a peer reporting framework that and musculoskeletal injuries by 2022 training and appropriate credentialing encourages a culture of reporting unprofessional Improve capacity to monitor activity performance, Support staff development by inviting them to present behaviour that threatens patient or co-worker safety clinical outcomes and patient flow in Primary Care and Ensure all senior medical staff have Ministry of Health at the inaugural NBMLHD Together Achieving Better Community Health Scopes of Clinical Practice approved by MDAAC Support and promote safe and high quality care Health Conference in November 2018 through a patient safety and quality framework and Conduct a review of printed publications, identifying Improve junior medical officer wellbeing through Support staff to participate in redesign training to build the implementation of the Clinical Excellence opportunities to reduce publication costs and waste mentoring, resilience training and reducing knowledge across the organisation Commission programs and ensure consistency of information provision rostered overtime Improve collaboration and staff engagement Continue to enhance the governance and management Continue to enable a culture of lean thinking principles Develop and publish the Drug and Alcohol Workforce opportunities through better communication and of hospital and patient data/information (including through training and education to improve Plan 2018 -2021 an improved intranet site collection, protection, access and quality) productivity and enable efficiencies Continue to implement the Aboriginal Workforce Strengthen relationship with Nova Employment and the Continue to refine financial and other data availability, Strategy 2018-2021 Disability Scheme for employment within the Total analytics and performance reporting to enable Rollout the Finance Directorate restructure to build a Asset Management team effective decision making sustainable finance workforce FROM THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE Our staff are, without question, our greatest asset and the $1 billion Nepean Redevelopment provides a once in a lifetime opportunity for staff to shape hospital care for the future. With such a significant investment, we have a great opportunity to grow our leadership capability and build an engaged and resilient workforce. FROM THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE While an exciting opportunity, the Nepean Redevelopment also presents the challenge of growing, recruiting With our rapidly growing population and the opportunities presented by the $1 billion Nepean Redevelopment, and retaining an appropriately skilled workforce for a much larger hospital. This is in addition to facing an it is even more important that we ensure current funding is used as efficiently as possible and that adequate aging workforce profile and an increasingly competitive employment market. Lithgow and Blue Mountains recurrent funding is attained to meet future need. Hospitals face further workforce challenges due to their regional locations. We can achieve this through strong business partnerships with internal stakeholders and by providing our staff Collaboration with our education partners in The Quarter, Penrith will provide opportunities to meet with the tools, skills and knowledge they need to make informed decisions that will enable us to deliver high these challenges. quality, cost-efficient patient care. 14 nbmlhd.health.nsw.gov.au Together Achieving Better Health Business Plan 2018 – 2019 15
The year ahead Section Heading 5 HUB FOR RESEARCH AND INNOVATION To support our commitment to being a hub for research and innovation we will: Host the inaugural Nepean Together Achieving Better Health Conference in November 2018, which incorporates the Nepean Research Day Promote our research through a specially developed, district-wide research publication Seek and support opportunities for the development of a research institution at Nepean Hospital Continue to encourage a culture of leading-edge translational research and innovation Partner with Medrobotics and the University of Implement local and state-wide strategies to improve Technology Sydney (UTS) to further education, research and ethics processes, including REGIS training and research in robotic surgery state-wide ethics approval system Undertake a collaborative project with UTS and Continue to foster research across all disciplines, for Mental Health to apply ‘design’ methodology to the example through the newly established Associate acute care setting Professor of Midwifery position Plan for a clinical school in conjunction with one Establish a Drug and Alcohol quality and hospital in the Blue Mountains research group Define the procedures and regulatory requirements Seek opportunities to expand Telehealth applications surrounding medical equipment involved in research and innovations throughout NBMLHD and beyond to streamline the clinical trial process Collaborate with our partners in The Quarter, Penrith to identify additional research opportunities FROM THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE We are committed to ensuring research, development and innovation are seen as business as usual throughout our District so we can continue to improve patient care, service delivery and business culture. We will continue to support translational research, taking discoveries from the laboratory to the bedside. Using leading-edge design and technology will allow us to deliver innovative solutions and world-class, evidence-based services and facilities. 16 nbmlhd.health.nsw.gov.au Together Achieving Better Health Business Plan 2018 – 2019 17
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