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Direct access to the right professional at the right time
Maximising skillsets and expanding multi-professional team-working to develop safe and effective systems to direct people to the right care in the right place and at the right time. This allows skillsets of each professional to be used optimally while complimenting the skillsets of others.
- 111 Press 2 – Occupational Therapy support for Mental Health
- Advanced Paramedic Practitioner
- All Wales Diabetes Prevention Programme
- Community Based Point of Care Testing
- Direct access - Dietetics-led IBS (irritable bowel syndrome) Service
- Mental Health Practitioner
- Multi-agency Primary Care collaborative working
- Primary Care Audiology Service
- Primary Care Diabetic Foot Early Emergency Triage (D-FEET)
- Primary Care Musculoskeletal Service
- Primary Care Physician Associate
Urgent / Same Day Primary Care
The urgent primary care model enables people with urgent primary care needs to access advice, assessment and care closer to home and safely avoid the need to present elsewhere in the system.
Supporting people with complex needs
As the health and care needs of an individual become more complex, having an integrated multi professional team supporting the person helps to ensure that they get the best outcome for themselves, delivered through a value-based healthcare approach.
- Complex Care Therapy Hub
- Complex Lower Limb Wound Clinic (Community Based)
- Early Community Intervention for Memory Loss
- Integrated community speech and language therapy service
- Multi-Professional Homelessness Community Service
- Specialist Medicines Management
- Supporting people experiencing homelessness – A multi-sector digital approach
- Swallowing difficulties – A Digital Multi-Professional Approach
Planning, prevention and promotion
Planning, prevention and promotion High quality health and care is supported through careful planning of services, and focus on illness prevention and health promotion. Explore the innovative services being developed here in Wales.