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“Working Together - Working Professionally”

“Health Informatics – One Wales, One Profession”

Wednesday 14th May 2008

Gwyn ThomasCEO, IHC

Hi-ProFILE 2nd Annual Conference (HI-ProFILE 08)

Game Plan

Organised

Team work

Played to their strengths

That was a really professional performance!

Professionalism – The Self Interest Model

• Scarce/Complex skill that is in demand• Form a club• Make it difficult to join• Introduce restrictive practices• Self regulate• Exercise power through vested interest• Improve bargaining position• Increases wages

Net Result - Die rich!

Professionalism – The Common Interest Model

• Strong desire to serve the public good• Failure will let people down• Form a Society • Social Insurance – back scratching• Encourage people to join• Share knowledge and information freely• Help each other• Aspire to be the best• Seek the Truth

Net Result - Die Happy!

“Secondly, the end of the internal market in health is part of the wider Welsh Assembly Government determination to make co-operation, rather than competition, the bedrock of public service delivery in Wales. A re-invigorated public service ethos of partnership will be encouraged.”

WELSH ASSEMBLY GOVERNMENT

PROPOSALS TO CHANGE THE STRUCTURE OF THE NHS IN WALESCONSULTATION PAPER April 2008

Which way is the wind blowing??

TRUST

RELIANCELow High

“My Word is My Bond”

“Write everything down- and double check”

“Write everything downfor the judge”

“Write the important things down and check”

What makes a professional partnership work?

High

Low

Game Plan

Organised

Team work

Play to our strengths

Health Informatics – One Wales, One Profession

That was a really professional performance!

– IHC Implementation Plan

– ITIL (IT Infrastructure Library)

– Defined roles, national & localIn Common by Design In Common by AgreementLocal by Agreement

– ‘Centres of Expertise’

Delivery Plan by Community and Trust

Best Practice in Service Management developed by the Office of Government Commerce

Using ITIL to Get Organised

Common Sense Written down!

Covers the full service cycle from

Systematic way of managing

• Deployment & Release• Incidents & Problems• Capacity • Service Level• Availability• Service Continuity• Change Control

Design Build Deploy Operate Improve

Information Systems – the P45 Questions of the Future?

Will it work?Is it secure?Is it safe?How do you know?

Why Bother ??

But also because it serves the common interest

Better Patient CareSaves TimeSaves MoneySafer PracticesHappy Staff

It is the Professional thing to do …..

Velindre

I Soft/PIMS

PMS

MyrddinI Soft/‘Green screen’

PIMS

CWS/I Soft

PembsPAS

WAS BSC

Team work – Defined roles, national & local

Welsh Trusts….2007

Pop(000s)

279

206

186

77

116

176

129

225

265

171

115

436

555

The Informatics Communities…..

Pop(000s)

485

186

2

370

0

129

490

287

436

555

Welsh Trusts and LHBS 2009…….?

Play to our strengths – ‘Centres of Expertise’

NHS Wales

Test Requesting & Results Reporting Welsh Clinical PortalOrder CommsPatient DemographicsMyrddin PASData MigrationService DeliveryTestingetc………………etc……………….

TRUST

RELIANCELow High

“My Word is My Bond”

“Write everything down- and double check”

“Write everything downfor the judge”

“Write the important things down and check”

High

Low

Professional Partnership

Private Sector

IntegrationSoftware DevelopmentImplementationService DeliveryTestingetc…….etc……

The Challenges We Face …..

The Challenges We Face …..

The Aeroplane is not going to land……

Feels like there’s too much to be done …

Feels like there aren’t enough of us ….

We have to get it right – or else …..

What we do is very important but unappreciated ……

Working Together - Working Professionally

Game Plan – IHC Implementation Plan

Organised – ITIL (IT Infrastructure Library)

Team work – Defined roles, national & local

Play to our strengths – ‘Centres of Expertise’

That was a really professional performance!