Decision details

The Cabinet will be invited to consider the outcomes of consultation on the Stockport Together Business Cases for new models of health and social care, including recommended changes to these documents in light of the feedback, as well as ways in which other concerns will be addressed through the implementation process. The Cabinet will be invited to approve theses changes.

These business cases will be subject to approval by all Stockport Together partners.

The Cabinet considered the response to the consultation on the Stockport Together outline business cases on new models of care and recommending the adoption of the Business Cases and proposing a process to monitor and review their implementation prior to any decisions being taken to remove capacity from the acute sector and the agreed that

·         the feedback from the public consultation, the updated equality impact assessments (EIAs), the views of the Adult Social Care & Health Scrutiny Committee and the proposed response be noted;

·         approval be given to the recommendation at 4.5.2 to approve the approach described in the previously endorsed outline business cases and proceed to implementation subject to recommendations as set out in Section 5 of this report;

·         that the seven recommendations arising from the public’s feedback set out at Section 5.1.2 onward be approved

·         approval be given progress to be reviewed as described at section 6.1.2 and for the Health & Care Integrated Commissioning Board to consider in public a report on progress in addressing the recommendations as set out in section 5 of this paper and the EIA action plans in September 2018 and reviewed again in July 2019 be approved.

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The Business Cases have been subject to extensive publication public consultation.

The finalised documents will be subject to further consultation and approval by the Stockport Together partners:-

Stockport NHS Foundation Trust
Stockport CCG
Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust
Viaduct Health

These documents will be submitted to the Adult Social Care & Health Scrutiny Committee.