Long Term Objectives
Reduced or no wait lists
Clients will not have to wait for services and there are reduced hospital stays.
Client driven
We are meeting changing client service needs and ensuring client voice is heard… * positive client feedback.
Supportive housing
Housing will be more affordable and accessible for vulnerable individuals in our community.
Integration
Full integration of services: transitions between services are seamless for clients.
Technology
Would be enhanced to provide 24/7 self-care options, and enhanced availability for services in our rural communities and homes.
Branding
Go-to agency: When we are known as the only door to service.
Funding Equity
We have the proper funding organization structure in place.
Focused on Results in 5 Strategic Priority Areas in 2018-2019
Redesign
- Implementation of Part A & C
- IIE – multidisciplinary team integration
- Integrate AMH within Primary Care Environments
- Regional Back Office
Housing
- Implement 12 apartments, 2 crisis beds, 6 peripheral support beds
- Secure 60 rent supplements for higher market rents and FTE funding
- Develop resourcing options for supportive housing through the Ministry
Technology Implementation
- Better use of Client Record Management
- Self-help web site tools being used
- Self-directed intake service up & running
- Greater use of autofill for forms
- Accessible online self-help tools created, including a portal for clients to request service
Impact Measurement
- Successful implementation of OPOC (Ontario Perception of Care)
- Facilitate annual experience-based co-design with clients
Timely Access to Services
- Reduced waitlists and hospital admission rates
- ERDCM (Emergency Room Diversion Case Management) expansion and model replication
- Opioid strategy created and implemented
- CIWL (Central Intake & Wait List) – launch pilot project
180-Day Action Plans
Redesign
- Communicate to staff re IIE followed by implementation of standardization of job descriptions, services/programs and training
- Identify Primary Care integration opportunities, including joint programs, co-locations, expansion of CCP model and SHIIP
- Present RBO with list of priorities, expectations, timelines
- Develop/implement internal strategy for multidisciplinary team integration
Housing
- Successful implementation of 12 apartments, 2 crisis beds, 6 support beds
- Work with Hastings County from groundbreaking to occupancy
- Gather data to support need for additional rent supplements
- Initiate meetings with LHIN re developing dedicated housing
Technology
- Team will determine timeline and resources required – staff, technical support, vendors, hardware, software, additional funding, training requirements
- Determine the responsibility of the daily maintenance of the tools, as well as how to gather the information from it and measure outcome and success of each tool
- Increase portability of technology for staff, especially in rural areas
- Increase technology reliability/utilization, including SHIIP integration
Impact Measurement
- Successfully achieve 316 OPOC (Ontario Perception of Care) surveys
- Design metrics (milestones) for performance measurement for each of the contract partners (hospital, Youthab, Sexual Assault)
- Formulate a Quality Improvement plan after analysis of data
Timely Access to Services
- Implementation of SHIIP
- Evaluate applicability of ERDCM (Emergency Room Case Management) model
- Develop business case for Opioid strategy in partnership with primary care
- CIWL (Central Intake & Wait List) – Hire project manager to implement
- CIWL (Central Intake & Wait List) – Develop pilot policies and procedures, plans for implementation, and fill positions
- Develop business case for expansion of the ERDCM (Emergency Room Diversion Case Management) model