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#PathfinderWest 1 Introduction and Health Summit Programme #PathfinderWest Pathfinder: Taking an honest look at the delivery of “Our ambition is to give life to #PathfinderWest Health and Social Care Services for Fermanagh and Health and Wellbeing 2026: Health Summit TUESDAY 9 APRIL 2019 West Tyrone Delivering Together” in the Ardhowen Theatre, Enniskillen The Pathfinder Project has been large events taking place at venues With the PHA leading a recalibration Dear attendee, Having already listened to Session A: 9.30am – 12.30pm: undertaken by the Western Trust to across the region to present what of the population health needs over 2,200 people from all across A focus on the future design & planning of take a detailed focussed look at Health Pathfinder is about. analysis, the next phase in the Thank you for taking the time these communities, in addition Health & Social Care Services in Fermanagh and Social Care Services provision in process will involve seven appointed to join us at the Pathfinder West to our own staff, through and West Tyrone Fermanagh and West Tyrone. The second phase, which is viewed independent ‘Experts by Experience’ Health Summit. Pathfinder has a most comprehensive and by the Western Trust as integral in (Personal & Public Involvement) created a platform which brings thought provoking engagement 9.00am: Doors Open This includes looking at the achieving the overall aims of the joining a number of influential together people with expertise programme and having now Tea/Coffee, Scones on arrival population’s needs, creating ways to project, is the ‘Engagement Phase’. stakeholders across four work- and experience and our ability recently seen the appointment up to 9.30am: Registration improve what we do, look at ways to In one of the most comprehensive streams, influenced by the ‘Health and to turn that collective into of seven ‘Experts by Experience’, 9.40am: MC, Chris Curran - Introduction 9.45am: Welcome from Chairman, anticipate care better, ways we can community engagement initiatives Wellbeing 2026 Delivering Together’ shared purpose and action will we are delighted to see the improve access to diagnostics and ever undertaken by the Trust, report, to look at designing and Niall Birthistle determine our success. values of co-production 9.55am: Chief Executive, Dr Anne Kilgallen treatment, look at post-acute Health & the Pathfinder team attended 62 developing plans for the delivery of highlighted as this process - A Strategic Overview Social Care, best practice in recruiting Engagement Sessions and had wide services going forward. As a Trust, our ambition unfolds. 10.10am: Deputy Chief Executive, Kieran and retaining an appropriate ranging discussions on the future is to give life to Health and Downey - ‘The Journey so Far’ workforce and ultimately providing planning and delivery of services in With a Pathfinder Strategic Group 10.40am: Population Health Data Wellbeing 2026: Delivering Thank you for your input Medical Director, Dr Dermot the delivery of affordable Health and the area with over 2,200 stakeholders, having oversight of all the planning, it Together, the strategy for health today and as we move forward Hughes - ‘What the data tells us’; Social Care services for the area. attending venues all across Fermanagh is envisaged that a Pathfinder Report and social care approved by the together, we hope you enjoy the Dr Declan Bradley, PHA and West Tyrone. This involved for the delivery of the change will be NI Executive in 2016 and we next steps on this journey - Population Health Analysis. 10.55am: Pathfinder Assistant Director, The project is led by Deputy Chief patients, community & voluntary launched at the end of June 2019. believe this work is a means to Executive, Kieran Downey, and has groups, carers, action groups, staff, Anne Donaghey - ‘The next steps’; do so. & Dr Susan Connolly been implemented in phases with a schools, public representatives and Full details on the project are available - Our Hearts, Our Minds. pre-engagement phase from August other stakeholders. at: www.westerntrust.hscni.net/ Please join me in welcoming 11.20am: Professor Rafael Bengoa speech to November 2018, comprising of 17 pathfinder Professor Rafael Bengoa on his followed by Questions & Answers to the Panel first visit to Enniskillen to be our 12.30pm: Break for LUNCH critical friend in this important process. Session B: 2.00pm - 4.50pm: A focus on the future design and planning of We believe we have a unique Health & Social Care Services in Fermanagh opportunity here and now to and West Tyrone - Working together through begin to change for the better effective community collaboration the services and care we offer people and communities in Dr Anne Kilgallen 1.30pm: Registration & Tea/Coffee 2.00pm: MC, Chris Curran - Introduction Fermanagh and West Tyrone. Chief Executive 2.05pm: Welcome from Chairman, Niall Birthistle 2.15pm: Chief Executive, Dr Anne Kilgallen - A Strategic Overview 2.25pm: Deputy Chief Executive, Kieran Downey - ‘The Journey so Far’ 2.45pm: Population Health Data focus with Medical Director, Dr Dermot Hughes & Dr Declan Bradley, PHA 3.00pm: Pathfinder Assistant Director, Anne Donaghey - ‘The next steps’; Rachel Armstrong - “Flow Coaching Academy” 3.25pm: ‘Connected Communities’ with Jenny Irvine 3.35pm: Professor Rafael Bengoa speech followed by Questions & Answers to the panel Our Engagement phase of Pathfinder saw the Pathfinder team have 4.45pm: Closing Remarks from Deputy Chief Executive, Kieran Downey engaging discussions with 2,200 people at 62 Event sessions. 4.50pm: Close 2 www.westerntrust.hscni.net/pathfinder 3 Foreword from our Director of Pathfinder #PathfinderWest “We have received renewed committment through Meet our panel and speakers at the April 2019 our engagement journey to collective leadership” #PathfinderWest Health Summit Dear colleagues 12 months to provide an interim measure minimise duplication. Innovation is key in ensuring we have sufficient provision and we must use the strengths we have to Professor Rafael Bengoa It is an absolute honour and privilege to available to meet the needs of those with build a common purpose. Dr. Rafael Bengoa is an expert in management and public lead the PathfinderWest programme for dementia and frailty that require support health and a strong advocate of universal public health. Fermanagh and West Tyrone. now as we grow a more sustainable We have received renewed commitment When we commenced this journey it strategy for the area. through our engagement journey to Considered one of the fathers of Osakidetza (Basque Health was my ambition to listen carefully to collective leadership. In our communities Service), he has forged a path within the public health what our community has to say. I wanted Health career promotion we heard of the impact of poverty and landscape. to hear all about personal experiences PathfinderWest had also commenced rural isolation and the impact loneliness as well as understand and see local an intensive health career promotion and has on our citizens. PathfinderWest will Alongside Patricia Arratibel, he is presently the co-director of communities engage. I wanted this to be will include the development of a Skills turn its immediate attention to support The Institute for Health & Strategy in Bilbao, Spain. the biggest piece of public engagement the Academy in partnership with Fermanagh Connecting Communities as a concept; Previously, Dr. Bengoa acted as the Minister of Health of the IX Trust ever undertook and that it would and Omagh District Council. to build solid connections that will ensure legislature of the Basque Government, was Vice Chairman of become the cornerstone of how we would We have seen an encouraging beginning we maximise all of the resources available Advisory Group Horizon 20/20 of the UE and was Director of then plan to create the change. to ensuring the best use of our two to generate an underpinning ethos of Health Systems in WHO-HQ until 2006. Some 4 months later and after 62 hospitals as we maximise their respective compassionate care for each other. Presently, he advises on policy level reforms to the engagement events and meeting 2200 strengths, particularly to ensure we reduce PathfinderWest has selected 7 Experts Governments of Spain, France and USA at the time of Obamacare. More recently he has led the expert panel for Northern people I have gathered a rich vein of waiting lists and reduce travel for the non by Experience to support the work and Ireland (Systems, Not Structures) and participated as expert in the Scottish Digital and Health panel. information. I have had the opportunity specialist interventions that will keep we look forward to working to integrate He is Senior Leadership Fellow at Harvard University and teaches in several business schools. to speak with carers, community us well. The launch of Our Hearts Our their insight and knowledge into our work groups, elected representatives, our faith Minds which is an innovative preventative plans as they develop. community as well as our own staff and of programme and the transfer of elective Exciting times ahead. It will take Dr Anne Kilgallen, Chief Executive course those who use and experience our surgery from Altnagelvin has commenced. steady and incremental progress but it is services. The journey has been exhilarating at achievable and together we can provide Dr Kilgallen is a Consultant in Public Health Medicine. Prior to taking up post as Chief Executive of the times; challenging and difficult at times services designed to meet our populations Western Trust in August 2017, she worked as Deputy Chief Medical Officer with responsibility for population health policy in the Department of Health, Belfast. Turning Talk into Action but always engaging and useful. We health and wellbeing. Its now time to turn the TALK into know we can do better and therin lies In 2013/14 Anne was funded by the Health Foundation and supported by the Western Trust to undertake ACTION and from todays summit that the challenge.
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