Hi Rose. I work at Wiltshire council with similar arrangements to Dorset. We triage and decide on whether an employee needs to see the OHP too. IHR cases always go to him, others depend on our experience and ability to deal with the case. Complex psychiatric conditions tend to get referred to the OHP and will do so until our skills improve . Pop
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> On 14 Apr 2016, at 08:24, Rose Hill <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> Hello JISCMailers
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> Here at Dorset County Council, we have an adviser led in-house OH service and an external physician provider. To try and help us ensure we are making the best use of our resources, we are looking again at how we decide which referral cases see the in-house team and the cases that need to see a physician. Some cases are automatic, for example those seeking access to their ill health pension but not all are so clear cut. We currently use our professional judgements and work within our practitioner competencies. Do any OH teams have any frameworks or protocols that they use when triaging cases that they would be happy to share off line?
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> Many thanks in advance for any help you could give.
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> Rose Hill
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