Highland Care Programme Approach (CPA)
Co-ordinating Service
The Care Programme Approach (CPA) is a National Initiative intended to ensure that people, 16 years and over, with severe and enduring mental illness plus people with a learning disability who also have complex health and social needs have co-ordinated packages of care.
The Chief Executive of NHS Highland and the Directors of Local Authorities of Highland and Argyll & Bute are jointly responsible for ensuring that the Care Programme Approach functions efficiently in their area. The operation of the Care Programme Approach Co-ordinating Service is overseen by the Care Programme Approach Management Committee.
CPA Management Committee
The Care Programme Approach Management Committee meets every three months and they determine and develop policy and monitor functioning of the Care Programme Approach Co-ordinating Service.
The members of the Care Programme Approach Management Committee (both Mental Health and Learning Disabilities) are representatives from NHS Highland (each CHP), Local Authority - Social Work, Housing and Property Services, Police, Voluntary and Private Sector Service Providers, General Practitioner, Consultant Psychiatrists, Prison Service, Users/Carers and CPA Practitioners Group.
The Management Committee can co-opt further members, if required.
CPA Practitioners Group – North NHS Highland
The Care Programme Approach Practitioners Group was set up not long after Care Programme Approach was implemented in Highland. The main aim of the Group is to look at guidelines, paperwork and good practice relating to Care Programme Approach. The Group meets approximately every three months and reports to the Care Programme Approach Management Committee.
The Group consists of people involved with clients who are being referred for Care Programme Approach or who are included on Care Programme Approach. This includes Hospital and Community Nurses for Mental Health and Learning Disability, Social Workers, Allied Health Professionals, Police, Housing, Voluntary Sector Service Providers and a Consultant Psychiatrist.
CPA Departmental Contacts
Care Programme Approach
Drumossie Unit
New Craigs, Inverness IV3 8NP
Tel: 01463 253610
Shirley Ritchie – CPA Facilitator
Tel: 01463 253611
e-mail Shirley.ritchie@nhs.net
William Proudfoot – CPA Co-ordinating Support Officer
Tel: 01463 253610
e-mail William.proudfoot@nhs.net
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Also In This Section:
- Adults with Incapacity
- Advocacy
- Community Care Assessments
- Direct Payments and Self Directed Support
- Equipment and Adaptations
- Highland Care Programme Approach (CPA)
- Learning Disability Seminar
- Local Implementation Groups
- Telecare
- Transitions Planning
- Transport for Users of Social Work Services
CPA Trends
1-April 2010 25kB
2-April 2009 23kB
CPA Care Plan Template 88kB