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By completing this Toolkit, we expect every CHP to develop an Action Plan that will ensure services and care are integrated, responsive and of a high quality. The Action Plan should build systematically on the evidence base for the management of long term conditions, and demonstrate how continuous quality improvement will be achieved for those living with long term conditions and their carers and dependants.  \nCHPs are the key mechanism for integrating the management of long term conditions because of their partnership arrangements and role within the NHSand with community planning partners. Completion of the Toolkit therefore needs to be recognised as involving a wide range of partners across the health and social care systems, led by Local Action Teams.  \nThe Toolkit underlines the importance we attach to the development of a generic approach to the management of long term conditions, instead of the creation of a national strategy for each and every condition. Use of the Toolkit also offers an opportunity to look afresh at all long term conditions, especially those which may have had less attention in the past.  \nActions  \nCHPs should complete the Toolkit by the end of April 2007, so that the resulting Action Plan can inform NHS Local Development Plans and Local Authority planning processes, and NHS Boards’ Annual Reviews. We are allocating £10,000 to each CHP on a one-off basis to help in the initial stages of completing the Toolkit. CHPs may pool this resource should they wish.  \nThe Department wants high quality evidence and learning to emerge from the process, and will therefore arrange for independent evaluation of the implementation of the Toolkit after the first year, particularly its effectiveness in practical terms, by looking at 2 ‘marker’ conditions: Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) and rheumatoid arthritis.  \nYours sincerely,  \nKEVIN WOODS  \nHead of Health Department and Chief Executive, NHSScotland  \n5th February 2007  \nAddresses  \nFor action  \nChief Executives, NHS Boards CHP Clinical Leads  \nCHP General Managers Medical Directors, NHS Boards Directors of Public Health, NHS Boards  \nChief Executives, Local Authorities Directors of Social Work/Chief So Work Officers  \nLong Term Conditions Alliance Scotland  \nFor information  \nChief Executives, Special Health Boards  \nChief Executive, Scottish Commission for Regulation of Care Carers’ organisations  \nEnquiries to:  \nLong Term Conditions Will Scott  \nHealthcare Planning Division St Andrew’s House EDINBURGH EH1 3DG  \nTel: 0131-244 2420  \nEmail:  \n[will.scott@scotland.gsi.gov.uk](will.scott@scotland.gsi.gov.uk)  \n[Shifting the Balance of Care / CHPs](Shifting the Balance of Care / CHPs)  \ncial  \nKathleen Bessos  \nPrimary Care Development Division St Andrew’s House EDINBURGH EH1 3DG  \nTel: 0131-244 2242  \nEmail:  \n[kathleen.bessos@scotland.gsi.gov.uk](kathleen.bessos@scotland.gsi.gov.uk)  \n_______________________  \nabcde abc a  \nSE Approved Version 1.1  \nCommunity Health Partnership Long Term Conditions Self-Assessment Toolkit  \n1. 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