meet the oldham family!

Meet the Oldham Family!

20th June 2012

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Welcome!Hannah Roberts

CCG Governing Body champion for public and patient involvement

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What we’re trying to achieve today

• Recap on what we are trying to achieve for Oldham• Explain our thinking about how to achieve this• Show you who will be doing what• Introduce the ‘Oldham Family’• Give you an opportunity to ask questions, share your ideas

and tell us if we’re barking up the wrong tree!• Show how you get further involved

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State of the Nation!Dr Ian Wilkinson

CCG Accountable Officerchampion for public and patient involvement

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Recap on where we are

• Established a ‘Clinical Commissioning Group’• Accountable care organisation• Your GP is signed up!• Clinical Directors appointed• The Oldham health challenge• The financial challenge• Preparing for ‘authorisation’

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What we are trying to achieve for Oldham

From this we developed our Triple Aim• To improve the health of the people of Oldham• To improve the care they receive and their experience of it• To deliver best value for money by using our resources

effectively

VISION

The CCG’s vision is to improve health and healthcare for the people of Oldham, by commissioning the highest quality healthcare in services near to the patient,

in an integrated fashion and at the best value for money

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How we intend to do it

Improve the health of people in Oldham by 2015, by• Reducing health inequalities within Oldham and between

Oldham and the rest of England• Reducing the number of people dying prematurely (defined

as under 75)• Reducing the number of people living with preventable ill-

health and helping more people to live healthy lifestyles • Supporting children to have the best start in life• Improving public and professional awareness of cancer

symptoms so more people living with cancer get early treatment

• Improving the mental health and wellbeing of Oldham residents

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Improve care provided and the healthcare experience of individuals by:

• Ensuring that patients and their families/carers receive high-quality integrated care as close to home as possible

• Enhancing the quality of life for people with long-term health conditions

• Providing high-quality community-based palliative care to give patients at the end of their life more control over what happens to them

Lower the cost of healthcare per head of population by:• Continuing to do things differently to improve the quality and

efficiency of services• By commissioning using our “programme budget” approach,

which looks at particular clinical areas from prevention and diagnosis to end-of life

• By balancing our books

Our Clinical Directors

Clinical area Clinical Leadership

Elective care (including sexual health services deployment, gynaecology and urology PB areas)

Dr Anita Sharma

Non elective care (including winter planning) Dr Dave McMaster

Prescribing Dr Zuber Ahmed

Mental Health Dr. Keith Jeffery

MSK Dr Zuber Ahmed

Ophthalmology Steve Mayer

Diabetes/ endocrinology Dr Zubair Ahmad

End of Life Care Dr Matthias Hohmann

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Clinical programmes Clinical DirectorElective care (including sexual health services deployment, gynaecology and urology), and vascular

Dr Anita Sharma

Non elective care (including winter planning)

Dr David McMaster

Respiratory Kathryn Taylor/ Dr Naseem GillMental Health Dr Keith JefferyPrescribing and musculoskeletal Dr Zuber AhmedOphthalmology Steve MayerEndocrinology (including diabetes) Dr Zubair AhmadCancer and End of Life Care Dr Matthias Hohmann

Health and Social Care integrationCouncillor Phil Harrison

Cabinet member for Social Services and Community Health, Oldham Council

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What are we trying to achieve?

• Challenge quality across the whole system

• “Every non –elective admission is a failure of the whole system”

• Whole system collaboration not competition

• Services wrapped around the individual in the community

Building blocks for success

HWBB

ClinicalLeadership

model

LTC platform

Assurance frameworks

Integrated community

service provision

LIFTIntegratedcommissioning

Motivated workforce

Introduction to the Oldham familyDr Ian Wilkinson, Accountable Officer

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Sketches

1. Jack has childhood asthma with Dr Naseem Gill2. Zubaida has diabetes with Dr Zubair Ahmad3. Susan has heart problems with Dr Anita Sharma4. Prescribing good health with Dr Zuber Ahmed

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What happens next

Question Time

Chaired by Hannah Roberts.

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After lunch

Health debate facilitated by Ursula Hussain of Oldham LINk:

“Specialisation vs localisation: where should NHS services be provided?”

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