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IBD PATIENT PANELS

IBD PATIENT PANELS. Patient Involvement & Influence. Patient Involvement & Influence. Currently: Within the IBD Department Within the Trust The PCT. Patient Involvement & Influence. ALLIES: IBD Staff Crohn’s & Colitis Uk Other Patient Groups LINks PALS

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IBD PATIENT PANELS

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  1. IBD PATIENT PANELS Patient Involvement & Influence

  2. Patient Involvement & Influence Currently: • Within the IBD Department • Within the Trust • The PCT

  3. Patient Involvement & Influence ALLIES: • IBD Staff • Crohn’s & Colitis Uk • Other Patient Groups • LINks • PALS • Foundation Trust Membership • Councils for Voluntary Service (CVS)

  4. Patient Involvement & Influence LEVERS: • The ‘Patient Voice’ • IBD Standards • Care Quality Commission • Annual Health Check • Quality Accounts • Partnership with Professionals – a strong alliance • NHS Institute for Improvement

  5. Patient Involvement & Influence

  6. Patient Involvement & Influence Liberating the NHS: Local Democratic Legitimacy in Health Liberating the NHS: Commissioning for Patients

  7. Liberating the NHS:Local Democratic Legitimacy in Health LOCALISM – a defining principle: Pushing power away from Whitehall = Local Influence  v Local Variations 

  8. Liberating the NHS:Local Democratic Legitimacy in Health New Roles for elected Councillors and Local Councils • Ensuring the NHS is responsible and answerable to local communities – Health & Well Being Boards • Taking the lead in improving local public health • Leading on Joint Strategic Needs Assessment • Services that are more joined up

  9. Liberating the NHS:Local Democratic Legitimacy in Health Strengthen the collective voice of Patients & Public • At a national level a new consumer champion HealthWatch England located in the CQC • At a local level - building on the success of LINks - a local HealthWatch

  10. Liberating the NHS:Local Democratic Legitimacy in Health local HealthWatch will: • Act as local consumer champions across health and social care • Be given additional funds • Provide advice and signposting • Take over the role of ICAS • Help individuals with the CHOICE agenda • Report concerns to HealthWatch England • Be commissioned by Local Authorities • Have continued rights to visit provider services • Membership of Health & Well Being Boards

  11. Liberating the NHS:Local Democratic Legitimacy in Health HealthWatch England will: • Form a statutory part of the Care Quality Commission • Provide leadership, advice and support to local HealthWatch • Provide advice to the NHS Commissioning Board • Powers to propose CQC investigations of poor services (Mid Staffs)

  12. Liberating the NHS:Local Democratic Legitimacy in Health The NHS Outcomes Framework • NICE to produce 150 standards for all main pathways of care • 3 domains of quality • Effectiveness of treatment • Safety • Broader experience patients have of treatment & care received • To replacing National Service Frameworks (Cancer: Coronary Care: Mental Health etc)

  13. Liberating the NHS:Commissioning for Patients Recap: • Abolished Strategic Health Authorities & PCT’s (too remote) • Introduced a National NHS Commissioning Board and local consortia of GP Commissioners • The GP consortia will have a duty of public and patient engagement

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