With CAMHS services seeking new ways in which to transform their service provision models to meet the growing demand and changing lifestyles of children, young people and families, the question of how to successfully integrate digital into clinical pathways is becoming increasingly important. Healios, the UK’s leading online provider of mental health and neurodevelopmental services will share their learnings on how to create an entirely new experience for children and young people by collaborating with CAMHS team to enhance and optimise access and choice for when, where and how children, young people and families choose to engage with their care. 

• High level look at the Regional Workforce Plans

• What the Care Quality Commission’s ratings show about the quality of healthcare in England
• Care Quality Commission’s contribution to Five Year Forward View for Mental Health
• Care Quality Commission’s longer-term ambitions for the mental health system

• describe the intent of the prevention concordat in delivery of key elements of the 5YFV
• highlight how understanding local need and using best available evidence and intelligence should drive work on prevention
• describe the purpose and intent of Mental Health & Wellbeing JSNA Toolkit in supporting local preventive action and delivery of the FYFV

The link between culture and organisational performance is firmly established. Experiences of organisations that have successfully implemented transformational change interventions indicate the need to develop aligned cultures to build and sustain organisational effectiveness. Culture influences key aspects of performance such as people management activities, innovation, client focus, adaptability to change and organisational learning.

Key points:

• Identifying current and desired culture
• Designing a culture change framework for resilience
• Identifying and implementing culture change actions
• Developing the evidence base of impact of culture change on performance

• How the Pinpoint System resolved staff safety issues at specialised Mental Health Facility
• Challenges ahead of implementation
• Key results and improvements

In 2016 Centra and The Amy Winehouse Foundation (AWF) teamed up to deliver Amy’s Place - a pioneering housing and support recovery programme for young women overcoming addiction.

Amy’s Place is not your usual next step rehabilitation service. Shaped and co-created with young women in recovery, the service delivers high quality community-based support, safe and secure accommodation and personalised tools to enable a successful move to independence.

This session with reflect on our journey so far, how our partnership has evolved and the challenges ahead. Expect to hear from residents and be challenged to think about new approaches to improving care and delivering support.  We will also reference how innovative technology can help on the pathway to recovery.

• The role of accommodation/housing in delivering on the 5YFV and beyond
• Why supported living?
• Sharing provider experiences

• The need for data in Mental Health services
• Data available from NHS Digital
• Future developments

2035 - Landing prevention‎ - "smoothing" demand 

• A Rights based approach to my mental health 
• My name is 
• What matters to me 
• Playing my part 
• Listening to each other 
• Making a difference 
• Social identity