BERCOW AND BEYOND

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BERCOW AND BEYOND BRYONY SIMPSON
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Where are you starting from?
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TAKE STOCK

• What were we doing we could build on?
• How did Bercow fit in?
• Where were the opportunities ?
• Where were the gaps?
• Involved users/staff/stakeholders
• Tackled as a service / a region/ and nationally
• Used all the intelligence we could gather and
  
• worked together

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North LincolnshireWhere were we?

• Excellent partnership working
• Early Years work CCs SLA
• Mainstream Schools SLA
• Specialist services CDC Sp Schools ESP
• School Improvement Programme IDP -SLA
• Behaviour Agenda SLA
• Communication and Interaction Charter Mark
• C.A.L.L. Secondary Education
• BTec for support workers 100 trained
• Paediatric reorganisation Out of Community
  Clinics

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THINK BIG
National
Regional
Local
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NORTH EAST LINCOLNSHIRE
North East Lincolnshire
North East Lincolnshire

• Not the same history!
• Fragmented Commissioned review
• Not gone anywhere
• Lobbied MP postcode lottery!
• THEN
• Cometh The Bercow!
• Brought everyone together
• Changed the relationship
• New and positive beginning

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COMMUNICATION LINES

• MAP IT! PLAN IT!
• Political
• Slt -Providers
• Commissioners
• Stakeholders

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STEPS WE TOOK
Bulletins to key people throughout Bercow is
coming Interim report messages sense of
anticipation Bercow has landed and here is what
it says and what it means for us! Presentations
to Stakeholders Staff Provider
Organisation Childrens Trust Board
Commissioners PCT Raise it everywhere I go!
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THE MESSAGE
THE MESSAGE

• Presentation a vehicle
• Whats in the report?
• How do we measure up locally /gaps?
• Common threads
• Praise feel good
• How are we going to get where we want to be?
• Whats in it for me?
• Action Plan -Time frame who does?
• Aspirations common values aiming HIGH!

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LEARNING

• Feel good about not knowing everything. These
  days there is so much knowledge around that we
  risk drowning in it. Learning about how things
  interconnect is often more useful than learning
  about the pieces Fraser, Greenhaugh 2001

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• Listen to users
• Form powerful coalitions
• Create a clearly and widely understood VISION
• Communicate with passion
• Empower others to act on the vision
• Build empowerment collectively
• Create short term improvement and build on it
• Institutionalise new approaches
• Understand how we learn

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Schmoozing

• Evidence is necessary but never underestimate
  SCHMOOZING!
• Relationships are vital
• Network Black Book Build contacts
• Be useful/helpful
• Do first - ask permission later
• Can do.
• Yes and NOT Yes but.
• Stop saying If only they would. We could
• Start saying We must.. and work together
• Dont whinge!

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REGIONALLY

• Piece for SHA AHP Bulletin
• Agenda of SLT managers/leaders group
• Working together and sharing
• Template from East Yorks
• Working Group
• Share products advice energy
• Virtual discussions

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SUGGESTIONS

• Use Briefing notes to customize for your area and
  send to Commissioner
• Present Bercow to Childrens Partnership Boards /
  Pecs / Comm-issioners
• Yorkshire Managers meeting re how to engage SHA
  link in with Darzi Next Stages
• Attend Marie Gascoigne workshop in November
  each area will get 6 places to bring partners ,
  eg commissioners/ Local Authority
• Broadcast positive messages eg Local press,
  Yorkshire Post
• Work stream for Yorkshire Managers Group in 2009
  SLC Year
• Engage and inform Parent Partnerships/User
  Councils etc in development work
• Hold a Stakeholder event focus groups
• Keep in dialogue with your local authority as
  they are the channel for funding eg for Every
  Child a Talker
• Keep in touch with RCSLT re any developments
  Bercow rolls out

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REGIONAL WORKSHOP
REGIONAL WORKSHOP

• Led by Marie Gascoigne expert credible
• For SLT Leads and Commissioners of SLT
• Aims update Policy context impact of Bercow
• Showcase models of commissioning and delivery
• Share barriers and drivers
• Create an Action Plan Regional and Local

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Products of Workshop

• Essential relationships made and developed
• Local action Plan Planned Away day
• Common value statements Poverty Strategy Bid
  Unemployed Teenagers
• Regional energy and momentum
• Idea of Regional Pathfinder Bid sharing
  work/supporting improvement
• Contacts and Relationships

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WHERE NOW??

• Regional Bid
• SLCN Champions links regionally
• Keep helping each other regionally Managers
  Group
• Work with HEI partners New research workforce
• Improve local services involve all in Action and
  Implementation Plan keep momentum up
• Ownership and Pride!!
• Communication keep it at the forefront and make
  links to all the other strategies that emerge
• Involve users
• WCC -procurement models if service is integrated
  and delivering outcomes that Commissioners want
  then will recommission and less likely to market
  test

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WHATS HOT?
WHATS HOT???

• World Class Commissioning
• Joint Commissioning Childrens Trusts
• Our NHS Our Future Darzi
• Health Inequalities Health Literacy
• NHS Constitution
• PROMs and PREMs
• Education IDP SIP ECAT -EYFS
• Partnerships -Integration

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AND FINALLY.
Coming together is a beginning, keeping
together is a process, working together is a
success. Henry Ford

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Good luck!!