Transcript Salutogenesis – in primary care?

Salutogenesis – In
Primary Care….?
Dr James Fleming MBChB MSc FRCGP
College of Medicine September 2015
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Supported by:
Solutions to social problems when
no other agency can help
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Kate 30F
 ‘Am I depressed?’ sick/fit note
 Rock bottom, drinking
 Rent arrears, debt, poor housing
 Little self-esteem,
 Not worked for years
 Educational problems
 Repeated attendances at GP
What do you do?
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• Anti-depressants?
• Fit note?
• Counselling?
• Alcohol Services?
• CAB? Job Centre?
• Well-meaning Advice?
• Nothing?
GDP alternative
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Identify barriers to increased QOL
Contact JC+, go with her
Liaise c landlord, HMRC, DWP, Welfare Rights
Involve in one of our projects, build confidence
Documents, correspondence, CV
Access Training and coordinate
Lifestyle and health issues, Now self-employed after 6 years
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Triad of Support:
‘The underlying approach to the Green
Dreams Project is one of empowerment and
enablement … a reduction of just chemical
based intervention, to a more holistic view of
the person’. (UCLAN, March 2013)
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Elderly and Isolated
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Bingo, self funding
Day trips – self funding
Meet old friends, laughter
Health seek behaviour change
Also, home visit, befriending,
craft, voluntary organisations,
walks, computer, procure
space, Art Group, Theatre
Group, Knit and Knatter
Figures
• GDP well-being 22 surgeries 120,000 patient pop, 7 towns, 1000
referrals per year
• GDP nursing 17 surgeries Burnley East, West, Central
• Governance, partnerships, CCG, NHS East Lancs, Public Health, LCFT,
Local Partnerships, Police, Troubles Families, Princes Charities
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Outcomes
• Client outcomes
• Client satisfaction
• Stakeholder satisfaction
• Non-bias GP Data
• Commissioner outcomes
• Non-bias research
• Cost-benefit analysis – us and CCG
• Q Reports
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Intended outcomes:
17 common outcome headings:
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Health and wellbeing
Social cohesion and engagement
Social health
Work, education and learning
Mental health/prevention of deterioration
Physical health/prevention of deterioration
Financial stability/debt situation
Housing situation
Benefits situation
Demand on healthcare services
(re)offending
Resilience
Employment
Skills and experience for work
New skills / expanding knowledge
Sense of choice/autonomy
Social isolation
Relationships
Links with the community
Volunteering
Community services available
Stats
Improved:
• QOL:
• Mental health:
• Well-being:
• Engagement c others:
• Motivation:
• Life skills:
• Housing situations:
• Work, ready, volunteer
• Physical health:
• Financial situation:
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90%
85%
75%
44%
40%
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12%
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25%
33%
Reduced:
• Freq. GP/hospital appts: 37%
• Depression/anxiety med: 31%
Independent Evaluation
University of Central Lancashire
March 2013
Study completed by a team of researchers from the UCLAN ‘School of Health’ who independently
interviewed a range of key stakeholder and examining project data monitoring forms. Findings were cross
referenced with a literature review to support conclusions.
Stakeholders independently reported that the project is extremely beneficial to all
service users.
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Mood
Self esteem and confidence
Coping skills
Social isolation
Primary care attendance
Dependence on medical care
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We looked conservatively at what social costs might be
incurred if our intervention had not taken place…….
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