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Normally a range of services contribute to and support the provision of intermediate care; some are well established services who contribute to intermediate care aims and some are specialist services, whose reason for existing is intermediate care in a particular place or setting or for a particular group of patients or people e.g. stroke
It is hoped local developments within Denbighshire will ensure that there is effective communication between a network of services which provide intermediate care to ensure a positive experience for patients and service users.
Over the next few months, services which can be defined as delivering intermediate care or support intermediate care will be identified on this page as forming part of the Intermediate Care Network in Denbighshire.
The various tiers of the intermediate care network might be described as follows:
| Level 1: |
Core intermediate Care services, with links to mainstream services
(Closely co-ordinated and performance managed) |
| Level 2: |
Services who provide intermediate care as part of their function
(Protocols will be put in place with core services) |
| Level 3: |
Organisations who provide early or ongoing support
(Pathways in place with the intermediate care network) |
| Level 4: |
Organisations promoting and shaping intermediate care services
(Communication process in place) |
The intermediate care manager would like to hear from services and organisations who believe they should be part of the network.
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