Read the Children in Northern Ireland’s response to the Integrated Care System NI Draft Framework. We concluded that;
We are somewhat disappointed in the lack of joined up approach taken to this framework. In practice, children and young people move between services. Whatever changes are introduced, it will remain the case that a joined-up approach and working in collaboration is needed, this means including the CYPSP in developing this framework. Any changes to the current system and how it will be of benefit to children and young people will need to be considered to ensure pathways are smooth, well aligned and deliver consistent and equitable access. It is deeply unclear how this framework aligns to other planning networks and commissioning of services. Also, there is no mention of a funding model. We would like information on how and where this is being developed and its link to the framework.
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Read the Children in Northern Ireland’s response to the Integrated Care System NI Draft Framework. We concluded that;
We are somewhat disappointed in the lack of joined up approach taken to this framework. In practice, children and young people move between services. Whatever changes are introduced, it will remain the case that a joined-up approach and working in collaboration is needed, this means including the CYPSP in developing this framework. Any changes to the current system and how it will be of benefit to children and young people will need to be considered to ensure pathways are smooth, well aligned and deliver consistent and equitable access. It is deeply unclear how this framework aligns to other planning networks and commissioning of services. Also, there is no mention of a funding model. We would like information on how and where this is being developed and its link to the framework.
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