Easy Read version of Clinical Strategy 2025
Clinical Strategy 2025 (Easy Read)
A Clinical Strategy is a plan.
We (DPT) have refreshed our Clinical Strategy for 2025-2028.
Refreshed means we have brought the strategy up to date so it talks about things that will still be important in 2028.
Six principles
A principle is an idea or belief that guides you. Our (DPT's) principles guide our future pieces of work.
There are 6 principles in our Clinical Strategy.
Personalised care that is safe and effective (it works).
Prevention of ill health and early intervention - making sure that people get the help they need to be healthy and keep well.
Promoting independence - helping people do as much for themselves as they can.
Positively embracing technology and digital solutions for people - helping people use technology to help them get or keep their independence. For example: an Alexa.
Partnerships and collaboration - how DPT works with other organisations and companies.
Population approach to mental health - using data about people in Devon to help shape what we do.
6 priorities
A priority is something important. Priorities in this case are parts of the service we (DPT) need to think about and make plans for.
There are 6 priorities in the Clinical Strategy:
Children and young people.
People with serious and complex needs.
Eliminating (removing) barriers to good care.
Hospital services.- People's physical health.
Using technology to help support more people but recognising the need for face-to-face support too.
More information
Do you have any questions about our Clinical Strategy?
If you do have a question you can call us on 07947 313393 or email us at
dpn-tr.communications@nhs.net
