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Focus on Andover

Dr Rory Honney Locality Clinical Director Jenny Erwin Director of Commissioning

Andover – Town profile

Increase population

 35k

in 5 years time

More people living longer with complex conditions Higher demand for services

40k more primary

care consultations needed

Recruiting and retaining staff

7,800 people work in

the local health and care system

Current financial challenge

Key population information…

• increased by 8.2% from

2015 to 50,452

• 25% aged 0-19 years
• 24% aged 20-39 years
• 33% are aged 40-

64years

• 14.7% aged 65 years and
• ver

Key population information…

• 19,461 residential properties
• 3 new housing developments (Augusta

Homes, Picket Twenty and Picket Piece = c7,000 homes)

• 21.4% socially rented accommodation

General Practices (list size): 2018 = 59,689 2036 (forecast) = 76,991 18.7% increase

Health & health inequalities

Ten of the 25 areas which make up Andover are considered to be in the top 20% of least deprived areas in England. Most of these areas fall within the wards of, Millway, Harroway, and parts of Winton. 6 of the 25 areas that make up Andover are considered to be in the top 40% of most deprived areas in the country Andover has higher rates (compared to CCG and nationally) of: depression and other mental health conditions, respiratory conditions e.g. asthma, high blood pressure , diabetes , obesity (16year +), and smoking

Our 5 priorities

Primary Care Networks

Andover Primary Care Network - Priorities

• Additional roles in Primary Care – 2 social prescribers recruited and clinical pharmacist in post
• Paediatric hub pilot
• MSK pilot with Mid Hampshire Healthcare
• Primary Care Mental Health service pilot
• Care Homes – better alignment between GP Practices and Care Homes

Integrated Urgent & Emergency Care

Our vision is to develop and implement an Andover Integrated Health and Well- being Hub by April 2021,

• ffering patients an Access

Hub that enables patients to gain access to diagnostics and treatment for both minor illness and injury within the Andover locality 2020/21 - Services will continue to run as usual so we can continue to work with providers and engage with local stakeholders to develop the future model, we will use the learning to make any immediate improvements to better meet the needs of the population wherever possible. This additional time will also allow us to consider how the three urgent care services can better align with wider service developments such as with Primary Care Networks.

Estates – redevelopment of Andover Health Centre

KEY MILESTONES (2020)

27 January: Tender packages complete and invitation to tender issued 31 January: Planning decision 6 March: Tender report complete and confirmation of preferred contractor 6 March – 16 March: Completion of full business case 17 March – 6 April: Full business case issued to NHS England followed by due diligence 26 March: WHCGG and HHFT Boards 16 April: NHS England Business Case Review Panel 28 May: NHS England Project Appraisal Unit and CFO approval 2 July: Works commence on site

2021

July: Construction complete

Local Engagement

Andover Vision has 5 ambitions:

• 1. Being part of a connected community
• 2. Having a great green environment
• 3. Being part of a thriving town centre
• 4. Supporting business, jobs and skills in the town
• 5. Access to great health

Examples of partners we are currently working with:

• Andover Vision – engagement & shaping the plan
• Andover Mind – Primary Care Mental Health
• Hampshire County Council – Multi-Disciplinary

Team working with Primary Care Networks

• Simply Health – Social Prescribing
• Unity – Social Prescribing
• Test Valley Borough Council – engagement and

planning