In our Working with People and Communities strategy, the North East London Health and Care Partnership made a commitment to collaborate with local people, and develop a way we would measure how our health and care system is delivering against the aims and ambitions set out in our draft Integrated Care Strategy.
This means local people, partners and our stakeholders will be able to see measurable and meaningful improvements in the quality of care and health services, as well as in the health outcomes for local people.
The feedback we received through the Big Conversation, and other feedback from people across the area, showed there are five key pillars to what makes Good Care. Good Care should be:
We will measure our progress towards delivering Good Care using success measures. We have now developed a set of draft success measures, which were informed by feedback received through the Big Conversation, and by the existing outcomes frameworks developed by:
Our single Outcomes Framework brings all these frameworks together into a single set of measures which will be agreed by all organisations in the North East London Health and Care Partnership.
From Summer 2024, we will be testing these draft success measures with partners and wil local people and communities.
They will then be agreed by the North East London Health and Care Partnership as these are measures for our whole health, care and wellbeing system, not just for NHS organisations.
Conversations will include looking at how we could reference wider determinants of health, including quality of housing and air pollution.
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