Commissioned by NHS England and NHS Improvement, we led the Medicines Optimisation in Care Homes (MOCH) pilot across The Black Country and West Birmingham, integrating pharmacists and technicians into care homes to support patients and staff. Our multidisciplinary approach included structured medication reviews, waste audits, and system reviews to enhance medicines safety.
This programme has not only improved patient outcomes but also reduced pressure on GPs and A&E services, saving over £149,000 in drug costs and freeing up 62 GP appointments monthly. The care home system review identified areas for improvement, with focused training helping to enhance practices and communication.
Supporting ICSs with approaches to design and deliver effective communication, engagement and behavioural insights as a key enabler for system change and…
Acting as an independent and trusted partner within the system to facilitate working across stakeholders and integrate elements of the provider system…
Digitising care and partnering with systems for the transformation of digitally enabled service delivery (and other supporting processes) across vision, planning and…
Supporting systems to build a sustainable and integrated workforce, transforming systems, organisations and the workforce experience to improve resilience.
Providing end-to-end funded care services, including patients as active partners in identifying their healthcare needs and then commissioning care to meet these.…
Applying intelligence-led understanding of the health of the population to support the redesign of care and improve patient and financial outcomes across…
Supporting providers to work together at a place and neighbourhood level to manage common resources, integrate community teams, improve health and reduce…