Hysbysiad gwybodaeth ymlaen llaw

Cais am gystadleuaeth yw’r hysbysiad hwn

Adran I: Endid contractio

I.1) Enw a chyfeiriad

I.3) Cyfathrebu

Mae'r dogfennau caffael ar gael ar gyfer mynediad uniongyrchol anghyfyngedig a llawn, yn rhad ac am ddim ar:

https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome

Gellir cael gwybodaeth ychwanegol o'r cyfeiriad uchod

Rhaid anfon tendrau neu geisiadau i gymryd rhan yn electronig at:

https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome

Rhaid anfon tendrau neu geisiadau i gymryd rhan i'r cyfeiriad uchod:

Mae cyfathrebu electronig yn gofyn am ddefnyddio offer a dyfeisiau nad ydynt ar gael yn gyffredinol. Mae mynediad uniongyrchol anghyfgyfyngiedig a llawn i'r offer a dyfeisiau hyn yn bosibl, yn rhad ac am ddim, yn:

https://health-family.force.com/s/Welcome

I.4) Y math o awdurdod contractio

Corff a lywodraethir gan gyfraith gyhoeddus

I.5) Prif weithgaredd

Iechyd

Adran II: Gwrthrych

II.1) Cwmpas y caffaeliad

II.2) Disgrifiad

Section IV: Gweithdrefn

IV.1) Disgrifiad

IV.2) Gwybodaeth weinyddol

Section VI: Gwybodaeth ategol

VI.3) Gwybodaeth ychwanegol

The Health service provider and the Manager of the setting will commit to and deliver the following fundamental overarching principles of the Healthcare Service for Vinney Green SCH:<br/>• The service is child focused and is based on tools, guidance and interventions that are designed for use with children and young people. <br/>• Children and young people are provided with a health screen on reception, using the validated Comprehensive Health Assessment Tool (CHAT). This takes the form of an initial screening followed by more in depth assessment according to clinical need. <br/>• Safeguarding of the child is paramount and consideration is always paid to awareness and management of self harm and suicide. <br/>• There is understanding among all staff of how and when to share information. <br/>• Children and young people understand how to access and consent to services, are involved in feedback on services, know how to comment on them and have choices about their treatment where appropriate. <br/>• Service referral pathways are documented and understood by all staff.<br/>• Healthcare services are not silo based but multidisciplinary, comprehensive and collaborative. There is a lead healthcare coordinator and a health plan for each child. Healthcare staff work together with staff across the secure setting e.g. care staff, education <br/>• The healthcare service demonstrates a commitment to a ‘whole setting’ approach to improving the health and wellbeing of children, young people and staff across the Secure Children’s Home.<br/>• The healthcare service is committed to the principles of the Framework for Integrated Care (SECURE STAIRS) and can evidence its ongoing delivery across the whole setting.<br/>• Access to healthcare services is timely, consistent and equivalent to that which children and young people would receive in the community. <br/>• Emergency service provision is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, all year round. <br/>• Evidence based policies and strategies are in place, that describe why a service is provided in the way it is. <br/>• Continuity of care is maintained on transition to adult services, to another secure setting and to community services, through collaborative working across the setting. Transition planning includes all aspects of health service provision. <br/>• Discharge planning starts on reception into the secure setting. <br/>• Facilities for providing healthcare interventions are, within the confines of the structure of the building, equivalent to those that would be available in the community and are maintained in the same way and subject to the same guidance and legislation. Guidance should be individualised for each secure setting. <br/>• The service is staffed by people with the particular competencies needed to work with children and young people in secure settings. <br/>• Staff need to be aware of developing guidance and legislation relating to children and young people to ensure all staff, across the disciplines, act upon new guidance and legislation when published<br/><br/>Time in a secure setting provides an opportunity to reach out to this vulnerable population and a chance to improve their health outcomes and to plan for their continuing care on discharge. There is a balance between the need to provide an appropriate secure setting and delivering a child-centred, therapeutic service.<br/><br/>A number of the children will have missed routine screening and assessments, immunisations, vaccinations and dental and optical checks and if they have a long term condition may have missed routine follow up appointments. There is an opportunity while CYP are in the setting, to rapidly assess for the routine screening and monitoring that may be needed and to catch up on immunisations and vaccinations, all with the consent of the young person (if they have the capacity and are willing to do so).

VI.4) Gweithdrefnau adolygu

VI.5) Dyddiad anfon yr hysbysiad hwn

13/05/2022