Self assessment data for West Hertfordshire

Target	2009	2010
Target 1. Campus	-	-
1.1. Resettlement of identified people from long stay hospitals, is complete	-	-
1.2. All NHS Campuses will be closed by 2010	-	-
1.3. Discharge planning for all adults and young people	-	-
Target 2. Health Inequalities	-	-
2.1. Comprehensive recording in GP Registers	-	-
2.2. Primary Care Teams tackling health inequalities	-	-
2.3. Equal access to disease prevention, screening, and health promoting activities	-	-
2.4. Services in wider primary care community	-	-
2.5. Service Agreements secure a range of treatment choices and equity of access	-	-
2.6. National Service Frameworks and linked networks and projects apply equally to people with disabilities	-	-
2.7. Equal access to benefits from the development of computer technology	-	-
2.8. Good local planning for people from ethnic minority groups, and their carers	-	-
2.9. Good local planning for people with profound disabilities and their carers	-	-
Target 3. Safety	-	-
3.1. NHS bodies taking action in light of Healthcare for All, HCC Audit etc	-	-
3.2. NHS bodies have robust key policies e.g. Consent, DED	-	-
3.3. Review of complaints and adverse incidents leads to improved practice in services	-	-
3.4. Coherent local partnership in ensuring protection of vulnerable adults from abuse	-	-
Target 4. Valuing people now	-	-
4.02. Good range of local specialist services	-	-
4.03. Plans for local specialist services for young people in transition	-	-
4.04. People and families well involved in planning and delivery of health services	-	-
4.05. Good partnership working across local organisations	-	-
4.06. Good plans made, for people with learning disabilities who are ageing	-	-
4.07. Local partners planning together on autism	-	-
4.08. Services available to those who challenge services	-	-
4.09. Mental health policy and best practice equally applied to people with learning disabilities	-	-
4.10. Robust local workforce planning	-	-
4.11. Offender health - people with learning disabilities in prison have access to a full range of healthcare	-	-

Self assessment data for West Hertfordshire

Target 1. Campus

1.1. Resettlement of identified people from long stay hospitals, is complete

1.2. All NHS Campuses will be closed by 2010

1.3. Discharge planning for all adults and young people

Target 2. Health Inequalities

2.1. Comprehensive recording in GP Registers

2.2. Primary Care Teams tackling health inequalities

2.3. Equal access to disease prevention, screening, and health promoting activities

2.4. Services in wider primary care community

2.5. Service Agreements secure a range of treatment choices and equity of access

2.6. National Service Frameworks and linked networks and projects apply equally to people with disabilities

2.7. Equal access to benefits from the development of computer technology

2.8. Good local planning for people from ethnic minority groups, and their carers

2.9. Good local planning for people with profound disabilities and their carers

Target 3. Safety

3.1. NHS bodies taking action in light of Healthcare for All, HCC Audit etc

3.2. NHS bodies have robust key policies e.g. Consent, DED

3.3. Review of complaints and adverse incidents leads to improved practice in services

3.4. Coherent local partnership in ensuring protection of vulnerable adults from abuse

Target 4. Valuing people now

4.02. Good range of local specialist services

4.03. Plans for local specialist services for young people in transition

4.04. People and families well involved in planning and delivery of health services

4.05. Good partnership working across local organisations

4.06. Good plans made, for people with learning disabilities who are ageing

4.07. Local partners planning together on autism

4.08. Services available to those who challenge services

4.09. Mental health policy and best practice equally applied to people with learning disabilities

4.10. Robust local workforce planning

4.11. Offender health - people with learning disabilities in prison have access to a full range of healthcare