London Region

 Andrew Nwosu

andrew.nwosu@ltc-team.org.uk

My background as a clinical specialist physiotherapist has given me broad experience of working with adults with a range of co morbidities and long term conditions, within primary and secondary care.

My clinical and managerial remit within intermediate care and NHS stroke rehabilitation services has given me the opportunity to work in partnership with local government, strategic health authorities and voluntary agencies to ensure delivery of high quality, value for money services.

Over the last 5 years I have facilitated, implemented and collaborated on programmes that enhance quality and the overall patient experience in line with national policy for older people, within Stroke, Orthopaedics, Falls and the Personalisation/ Reablement agenda.

I am committed to the principles of evidence based practice, lifelong learning and to the development of joined-up services across health and social care.

I am based in Essex and I am on secondment to the LTC delivery team until May 2011.

London Regional Updates:

July 2010:

NHS London - SHA leads eager to “scope” the position within london PCTs as to engagement with the ingnition phase of qipp.

Following the QIPP event held at Hilton, an invitation was received to see practical examples of predictive risk modelling pilots within primary care and polysystem setting and how the influence LTC care provision. Facilitated a North East London wide group for sharing/ implementing best practice  and will feed back to team on its progress, first meeting/ working group set for august

Collaborating work on this project and cosequently attended a meeting at the Dana Centre in June, a further meeting is planned for the 27^th  at the centre to further refine the collaborative work done

Further meetings with Ian Winters Team: Steve Chamberlain (EOLC and MCA)  and Natasha Cooper who is one of the commisioning leads, outcome of meeting is that they would like collaboration on EOLC and MCA integration as well as collaboration/ advice on Neurological conditions within reable ment context as well as how it can align with SHA work and the QIPP agenda.

Will be looking at our workplan in relation to its alignment with QIPP and will share the outcome.

Meeting with nerological alliance on the 27^th of July.

For previous regional updates, please see previous editions of the LTC team briefing document.

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