PARTNERSHIP WORKING IN COMPLEX CARE PACKAGES'

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PARTNERSHIP WORKING IN COMPLEX CARE PACKAGES.

• David Widdas.
• Alison Cooke.
• Debbie Brake.

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Admitted 11th August 2008

• History.
• Found unconscious,
• Glasgow Coma Score 6

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Acts of Daily Living.

• Maintaining a safe environment. 
• Breathing. 
• Eliminating. 
• Controlling body temperature. 
• Working playing.
• Sleeping. 

• Communicating. 
• Eating drinking. 
• Personal cleansing dressing. 
• Mobilising. 
• Expressing sexuality. 
• Dying.

Activities of Daily Living (Roper, Logan
Tierney, 1980)
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Home Care Package
Eviction
SOCIAL CARE ASSESSMENT
Home to care
Unemployment
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REALISATION
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Continuing Care
FUNDING
Complex Cases
Evidence
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High Bank Rehabilitation Centre

• Why?
• Desired outcomes?
• Achieved outcomes.

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Venue
Training
Baths!
Funding
School
Co- working
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Admission Acute assessment Plan for home Brain
injury assessment / training New
placement Ongoing care Acute death
Assessment Plan Implement Review
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Dear all Just a brief mail to express my real
thanks and appreciation for all the concerted
partnership work and planning that has resulted
in some very positive outcomes for this young
man. Very positive work, real best practise, real
positive outcome. Thank you all. Debbie Brake,
Commissioning Officer. Childrens Commissioning,
Planning Business
Development. Coventry City Council.
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David Widdas Consultant Nurse Children with
Complex Healthcare Needs NHS Warwickshire NHS
Coventry Tel. [phone] david.widdas_at_nhs.net Al
ison Cooke Director of Care Rainbows Children's
Hospice  Tel [phone] alison.cooke_at_rainbows.c
o.uk Debbie Brake Transition Co-0rdinator Tel024
76786850 debbie.brake_at_coventry.gov.uk