[PDF] Top 20 Evaluation of the Sefton Community Adolescent Service (CAS)

... the service during the summer and autumn of 2016 provided an opportunity to further test the parameters of the CAS, with larger caseloads, a more clearly defined ‘edge of care’ remit, and sharper monitoring and ... See full document

... Support Provided by FASH On leaving the residential unit, Hakan was provided with £900 from the FASH. However, this was spent quickly and it was questionable as to whether this was necessary and what impact this would ... See full document

... Economic evaluation for patients A critical aspect of an evaluation such as this is to in- clude a measure of impact from an economic perspective particularly one that could be utilised by commissioners to ... See full document

... visiting service to be available over the 24-hour period and for 7 days a week in the same way that the telephone service could be ...members evaluation of hospice services concluded that a higher ... See full document

... community and the joint Project Sponsors are the Mental Health Commissioner and the Executive Director, Drug and Alcohol Office (DAO). This Plan will provide a ‘blueprint’ for the optimal mix of services needed ... See full document

... and service context The recruitment site is a well established Tier 2 CAMHS in Hackney that has been in operation for a number of ...the service area, meaning that the core of the Orthodox community ... See full document

... RTT between VMs 1-2 ms Average throughput from the community network client 7-8 Mbits/sec 5. RESULTS All tests were conducted using the IOzone cloud storage benchmark [ 37 ]. IOzone is a filesystem benchmark tool, ... See full document

... and community centre staff agreed that being approachable and informal were key characteristics to the success of the ...a service like this you need someone ……who will get out there in a room and talk to ... See full document

... 61 Although some studies claim they used tools based on Framingham study they included patients whose risk could not be assessed accurately by any of the tools available. For example, one study included young patients, ... See full document

... the service in the North will only be able to draw from one or two hospitals ...the Service in the West can draw from ...the Service, especially in the North, where there is a similar sized team but ... See full document

... tool [Q is there a reference that could be provided for this tool?]. This enable in depth examination of the potential effects of the OGEP without manipulating the service conditions, thus ensuring the ... See full document

... Abstract Community networks are decentralized communication networks built and operated by citizens, for ...for community networks the possibility to collectively built com- munity clouds, building upon ... See full document

... The results suggest a general satisfaction from the respondents with the CAMHS delivery from the three service types. The data collected from Māori caregivers revealed five factors, whānau involvement, ... See full document

... the service and patient comorbidities and indications were not captured in the ...the service did not change greatly from year to ...the service population, or on the populations of the other ... See full document

... a community pharmacy-based CKD risk assessment ...assessment, community pharmacists should put emphasis on the asymptomatic nature of CKD and explain to the participant the importance of consulting their GP ... See full document

... in community settings was very positive, both regarding their improved confidence in the management of individual children's respiratory needs but also regarding the timeliness and usefulness of the rapid response ... See full document

... appropriate service or way forward has been identified for the child or young person by the CAMHS ...and Community Services (CAMHS Tier 1 and 2) – Because Universal services are open to all a direct or self ... See full document

... of community part- nership and implementing well planned community pro- ...as community fatigue and lack of resources, the communities over- whelmingly expressed a desire to have the students ... See full document

... this evaluation is the attrition rate of participants; between referral and first appointment ...the service. Once participants are actively engaged with the service and have moved through the 12 ... See full document

... articulated: “[The CSLP] gives you a chance to work, work with the community, work with the university … it creates an awareness. It lets the city know that we’re here.” A difference in how the students affected ... See full document