The post holder will be required to provide a high-quality resource professional advice, guidance and expertise to members of the AACHC, ICB and wider health and social care economy. Autonomously manage a case load of individuals with highly complex health needs providing significant clinical guidance to providers. Undertaking regular reviews supporting with commissionedcare,Phb,ongoingcasemanagement.Analysisofsupportingdocumentationtoestablishcriticalhistoryofthepatientsrelevantneeds to produce a specialist nursing assessment.To have expert level of knowledge regards The National Framework and its application in practice. To be able to impart this knowledge to a variety of audiences.To provide complex and sensitive information to patients, relatives/ representatives and often work in potentially hostile environments; relaying difficult decisions regarding care provision and managing patient and family expectations.Attend all meetings related the patient which may impact on the care provision and costs to meet identified needs.Liaise with multiple professionals involved to ensure that a comprehensive understanding of all identified needs is available. Ensuring that each patient has a care plan that addresses all their identified needs and can be used to assist assessors when completing CHC assessments/reviews.To be responsible for negotiating care package costs and the monitoring of packages of fully funded care. To be responsible for ensuring these care packages are reviewed to an agreed time scale,identified by the senior clinicians and that these events are clearly recorded on the ICB database.Identify and process any safeguarding and quality issues and take appropriate action to ensure that peoples welfare is protected.Ensure Mental Capacity Act is considered and ensure relevant processes are followed eg. Best Interests, DOLs.Provide a high-quality resource of professional advice, guidance and expertise to the ICB and partner agencies in addressing the needs of individuals with complex health needs.To call and chair multi-disciplinary meetings, including case conferences and discharge meetings to ensure continuity of care across agencies; thus improving patient and family experience.Deputise for the Clinical Services Delivery Manager as required.To contribute to and deliver training on CHC and FNC to a variety of audiences particularly in health and social care.
Are you an experienced nurse RGN,RMN, RNLD? Do you have experience of managing a caseload of individuals? Are you able to work both autonomously and as part of a team? Are you interested in learning new skills, commissioning care, supporting individuals and, their families, in managing complex care needs? Would you like to work office hours, no shifts and no weekends? If so we would like to hear from you.
We are looking to appoint nurses as Clinical Commissioning Case Managers working across the Birmingham and Solihull area; supporting individuals who are eligible for NHS Continuing Healthcare. The role requires excellent time management, effective communicate skills, the ability to work collaboratively with a range of health and care professionals to ensure the care needs of individuals, with a wide range of conditions, are being addressed in a safe, appropriate and effective manner.
We are a clinically led service, we will offer support to develop your skills and knowledge in this very skilled area of health provision. This role offers an opportunity to support some of the most vulnerable and complex individuals who live in our community, improving their outcomes and quality of life.
The post holder will be required to provide expert advice and assist in identifying appropriate providers to address the needs of complex individuals.
The post holder will be required to attend Multi-Disciplinary Meetings, Acute Care Facilities, individual's homes and a variety of care provider settings.
The role will be required to regularly review individuals in line with The National Framework for NHS Continuing Healthcare, case management requirements.
To present comprehensive written reports providing assurance to the ICB that the agreed placement is delivering the care to meet identified needs and it is appropriate to continue commissioning the care plan.
They will be responsible for negotiating care costs and following the agreed ICB processes for agreement of care packages.
To support the Head of CHC and Lead Nurses in ensuring appropriate individual placements provide safe and high quality care.
Responsible for Line management of a defined number (up to 4) of Band 6 Clinical Nurse Assessors
The post holder will be required to provide a high-quality resource professional advice, guidance and expertise to members of the AACHC, ICB and wider health and social care economy. Autonomously manage a case load of individuals with highly complex health needs providing significant clinical guidance to providers. Undertaking regular reviews supporting with commissionedcare,Phb,ongoingcasemanagement.Analysisofsupportingdocumentationtoestablishcriticalhistoryofthepatientsrelevantneeds to produce a specialist nursing assessment.To have expert level of knowledge regards The National Framework and its application in practice. To be able to impart this knowledge to a variety of audiences.To provide complex and sensitive information to patients, relatives/ representatives and often work in potentially hostile environments; relaying difficult decisions regarding care provision and managing patient and family expectations.Attend all meetings related the patient which may impact on the care provision and costs to meet identified needs.Liaise with multiple professionals involved to ensure that a comprehensive understanding of all identified needs is available. Ensuring that each patient has a care plan that addresses all their identified needs and can be used to assist assessors when completing CHC assessments/reviews.To be responsible for negotiating care package costs and the monitoring of packages of fully funded care. To be responsible for ensuring these care packages are reviewed to an agreed time scale,identified by the senior clinicians and that these events are clearly recorded on the ICB database.Identify and process any safeguarding and quality issues and take appropriate action to ensure that peoples welfare is protected.Ensure Mental Capacity Act is considered and ensure relevant processes are followed eg. Best Interests, DOLs.Provide a high-quality resource of professional advice, guidance and expertise to the ICB and partner agencies in addressing the needs of individuals with complex health needs.To call and chair multi-disciplinary meetings, including case conferences and discharge meetings to ensure continuity of care across agencies; thus improving patient and family experience.Deputise for the Clinical Services Delivery Manager as required.To contribute to and deliver training on CHC and FNC to a variety of audiences particularly in health and social care.
Are you an experienced nurse RGN,RMN, RNLD? Do you have experience of managing a caseload of individuals? Are you able to work both autonomously and as part of a team? Are you interested in learning new skills, commissioning care, supporting individuals and, their families, in managing complex care needs? Would you like to work office hours, no shifts and no weekends? If so we would like to hear from you.
We are looking to appoint nurses as Clinical Commissioning Case Managers working across the Birmingham and Solihull area; supporting individuals who are eligible for NHS Continuing Healthcare. The role requires excellent time management, effective communicate skills, the ability to work collaboratively with a range of health and care professionals to ensure the care needs of individuals, with a wide range of conditions, are being addressed in a safe, appropriate and effective manner.
We are a clinically led service, we will offer support to develop your skills and knowledge in this very skilled area of health provision. This role offers an opportunity to support some of the most vulnerable and complex individuals who live in our community, improving their outcomes and quality of life.
The post holder will be required to provide expert advice and assist in identifying appropriate providers to address the needs of complex individuals.
The post holder will be required to attend Multi-Disciplinary Meetings, Acute Care Facilities, individual's homes and a variety of care provider settings.
The role will be required to regularly review individuals in line with The National Framework for NHS Continuing Healthcare, case management requirements.
To present comprehensive written reports providing assurance to the ICB that the agreed placement is delivering the care to meet identified needs and it is appropriate to continue commissioning the care plan.
They will be responsible for negotiating care costs and following the agreed ICB processes for agreement of care packages.
To support the Head of CHC and Lead Nurses in ensuring appropriate individual placements provide safe and high quality care.
Responsible for Line management of a defined number (up to 4) of Band 6 Clinical Nurse Assessors