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from insight to infrastructure: revolutionising healthcare planning
Community Health Partnerships looks at how the ADEPT tool is changing the approach to NHS estate planning...
Over the past two and a half years, Community Health Partnerships (CHP) has worked closely with and on behalf of NHS England (NHSE) to develop the Activity Driven Estates Planning Tool (ADEPT) to support Infrastructure planning at a whole system level. The ADEPT tool enables strategic system planning across four care settings: Acute Mental health Primary Community The purpose of ADEPT is to support
system planning and identify priorities at a local level to help understand:
• How healthcare demand, capacity, and estate utilisation vary across. neighbourhoods, places, and systems • How much space is required, informed by activity and local population health demand-led space planning, including assumptions on shifts, digital, clinical pathway redesign, growth and the ability to compare three scenarios; do nothing, do minimum, do maximum. • Is space in the right place aligning to population health and inequalities. • Identify how much capital is required in support of long-term transformation. Through data, it highlights the
activity shift across care settings, the
corresponding space requirements and the gaps and surplus in estates to meet future service delivery demand. Four main objectives were agreed
between CHP and NHSE as part of the project brief: design and development, rollout and delivery, CHP leading the design and completing a comparative review against work done in Lincolnshire. Working in collaboration with two early adopter systems, this was piloted in Birmingham and Solihull and Bath and North-East Somerset, Swindon & Wiltshire, in the first phase and a further three systems – Coventry & Warwickshire, Northamptonshire and Derbyshire, in the
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