Integrated Care in Salford: UNISON Report on Health and Social Care Transformation

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Explore how Salford City Council integrated adult social care services with Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust to enhance efficiency and quality in health and social care delivery, with insights on accountability, consultation processes, and employment issues.

  • Salford
  • Health Care
  • Social Care
  • NHS
  • UNISON

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  1. Integrated Care in Salford A UNISON Report Compiled by Salford City UNISON and Salford Health UNISON

  2. Background In late 2014, Salford City Council informed its recognised trade unions that discussions were underway to create an Integrated Care Organisation . The intention was to transfer the City Council s adult social care services into Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust and to integrate them with SRFT s Community Health services. Rationale of integrated health and social care: less duplication cost savings and joined-up care greater investment into preventative services, largely based in the community.

  3. A Simplified Model of Salfords Adult Health & Social Care System (1): Pre-ICO COMMISSIONER PROVIDER GM West Salford Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) Mental Health Salford Royal FT Acute Community Salford City Council Social work Private / CVS Social care

  4. A Simplified Model of Salfords Adult Health & Social Care System (2): With ICO COMMISSIONER PROVIDER GM West Salford Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) Mental Health Salford Royal FT Acute Integrated Care Organisation (ICO) Community a division of SRFT Salford City Council Social work Private / CVS Social care

  5. Accountability of the ICO? Council remains initial commissioner of social care services. Councillors sit on ICO board. However, does even this give leaders of unelected NHS Trust too much power, given 5 year + 5 year contract? How do we protect services and advocate for ethical commissioning?

  6. Process City Council staff were engaged in a robust consultation exercise, BUT decision had already been taken that SRFT would host. SRFT staff hardly consulted at all. Staff groups kept separate for a long time.

  7. Employment Issues: TUPE? Public to public transfer? They say YES, we say NO. Solution Get everything in collective agreement

  8. Employment Issues: Non-TUPE Ts and Cs Pensions - SRFT applied for and got LGPS Admitted Body Status Cost of living awards - SRFT agreed to apply NJC Pay Awards Continuous service - Redundancy Modification Order an Obstacle. Does GM Devo have the answer? New starters??? NJC? Local or National? A4C?

  9. Post- Transfer Issues ICO set up on 1st July 2016 Different terms & conditions for staff doing the same job Examples of the employment complexities of integrating services: (1) Continuity of service (2) Job evaluation

  10. (1) Continuity of Service For formerly Council-employed staff Continuity of service protected if change employer within the NHS But other social work staff are employed by Councils more likely that they would move to a LG employer Not clear if continuity of service applies if move from Health back to LG

  11. (2) Job Evaluation Job Evaluation Profiling LG jobs to be converted into Agenda for Change pay scales Social work jobs are difficult to match to national AfC job profiles LG job descriptions require much less in regard to essential education AfC scores jobs on 16 factors Points awarded determine the banding of the job

  12. AfC Job Evaluation: Scoring Chart

  13. AfC Job Evaluation: Band ranges

  14. Job Evaluation Concerns post-transfer Where other areas pursue integrated care models - danger of same job being banded differently From national profiles to local profiles? Better if social work job descriptions were profiled at a national level into the AfC Profiling System

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