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So what is commissioning?

So what is commissioning?. Commissioning is:. A cycle, an ongoing process. Nothing new. What IS new is the clinical input as well as involvement from patients and the public.

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So what is commissioning?

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  1. So what is commissioning?

  2. Commissioning is: • A cycle, an ongoing process. • Nothing new. • What IS new is the clinical input as well as involvement from patients and the public. • Securing the highest quality healthcare services to meet the identified needs of a population within available resources.

  3. We DO commission…. • NHS elective, non elective, urgent and emergency services • Most community health services • Mental health • Learning disability services • All elements of the commissioning process

  4. We DON’T commission… • Primary care services e.g. dental, optician, pharmacy services OR PRIMARY CARE. • National or regional specialized commissioning • Our own services. Conflict of interest

  5. NAPC

  6. Planning • How do we know what we need to commission? • Sources of information include JSNA, patient surveys, benchmarking, national directives, ONS.

  7. What have we got, where are the gaps and what are the priorities? • PROM information, patient surveys, Links, benchmarking, capacity. • National directives • Risk registers, • Outcome frameworks, • Financial, QIPP

  8. Procurement • Designing or redesigning the services, clinical challenge invaluable. • Contracts with service specification. May be AQP or competitive tendering but quality in contract vital (CQUIN) • Manage the demand – pathways.

  9. Monitor the service • Activity and quality • Payments (challenge) • User , LA and H&WB will want information on the service and help to inform patients. • Feedback to practices to help us manage our commissioning budgets.

  10. NAPC

  11. Public Health has moved.. • Now part of PHE. • Aligned to LA, accountable to LA, ring fenced budget. • - Protect and improve H&W and reduce inequalities • -Health Protection • - Health Intelligence – JSNA.

  12. Public Health • Think population v individual • Get to grips with the drivers of demand • Think upsteam • Input into commissioning in LA and CCG • Support the H&WB to be effective in implementing the JHWS • ‘Rainbows’

  13. Health and Wellbeing Board • New structure that links LA and CCG/NHSCB to deliver JHWS • 2 GHCCG board members sit on H&WB. • PH consultant – Dr Nicky Hoyle sits on governing body of GHCCG.

  14. Healthwatch • Formerly LINks – consumer champion • Tasked with raising involvement in planning and checking services. • Ensure that decision makers know the community views-influence policy. • Provide information • Support complaints

  15. How will we be measured? • Outcomes > process • Outcome frameworks • Nice quality standards • QOF • Variation is benchmarked – Atlas. • Financial, QIPP • NHSCB.

  16. Who commissions us?? • NHS CB. • Primary care contracts will move to NHSCB • Quality driven outcomes.

  17. How we can all help our CCG and our practices. • Contribute • Support • Promote • Represent • Quality • Lead

  18. Useful resources • RCGP. Centre for Commissioning. Competencies for Clinically – led Commissioning. Pt 1. 2011 • NAPC The Essential Guide to GP Commissioning • JSNA – 2011 Kirklees • NHS outcome framework

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