birmingham crosscity clinical commissioning group
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Opening slides introducing the Birmingham CrossCity Clinical Commissioning Group given at a patient and public engagement event at Birmingham City Football Club, hosted by BVSC and Birmingham LINk, 4th October 2012.TRANSCRIPT
Birmingham CrossCity
Agenda Time Item Presenter
12.45pm WelcomeSetting the scene
Stephanie Belgeonne
12.50pm Birmingham CrossCity Dr Gavin Ralston
1.10pm Commissioning intentions Dr Barbara King
1.30pm Involvement and engagementGroup discussions
Dr Peter Thebridge
2.20pm Birmingham Local Involvement Network (LINk)
Janis Deakin
2.30pm Feedback Dr Gavin RalstonDr Peter ThebridgeDr Barbara King
3.00pm Close Dr Gavin Ralston
Setting the scene: moving forward
Development of Clinical Commissioning Groups
Establishment of NHS Commissioning Board
Support to provided by Commissioning Support Units
Transfer of public health to Local Authorities, supported by Public Health England
Establishment of HealthWatch
Birmingham CrossCity
Excellence in commissioning, through excellence in primary care
730,000 patients117 practices125 sites
Birmingham CrossCity
Commissioning – the concept
Planning for the year and letting local services know so they can be prepared
Setting contracts around what will be required and standards around quality
There is a degree of continuity with commissioning, but each year there is an opportunity for service redesign and innovation
Clinical solutions for financial problems - Mission Impossible
Board Structure
Contrac-ting & QIPP
Contrac-ting & QIPP
Chair of Local Commissioning Network Group
Chair of Local Commissioning Network Group
Primary Care
Redesign & Quality
Primary Care
Redesign & Quality
Partnership
Commissioning
Partnership
Commissioning
Mental Health (x2)
Local Authority(x2)
Mental Health (x2)
Local Authority(x2)
HEFT x2UHB x2
BCHBCHC x2
BWHROH WMAS
HEFT x2UHB x2
BCHBCHC x2
BWHROH WMAS
Secondary Care
Redesign
Secondary Care
Redesign
Consultant Advisor
Consultant Advisor
Nurse AdvisorNurse
AdvisorLay
AdvisorLay
Advisor
Urgent Care (Elective
Care
Long Term Conditions
Urgent Care (Elective
Care
Long Term Conditions
Local Commissioning Network Chairs
Local Commissioning Network Chairs
Chief Finance Officer
Chief Finance Officer
Managing Director
Managing Director
Information and Quality Assurance
Information and Quality Assurance
Local Commissioning Networks (LCNs)
1. Bordesley Green, South Yardley, Small Heath, Acocks Green 2. East Birmingham 3. Edgbaston 4. Hall Green 5. Kingstanding & New Oscott 6. Northfield 7. North East 8. South Birmingham 9. Washwood Heath
10. Sutton Coldfield and Shard End
Local Commissioning Networks (LCNs)
1. Bordesley Green, South Yardley, Small Heath, Acocks Green 2. East Birmingham 3. Edgbaston 4. Hall Green 5. Kingstanding & New Oscott 6. Northfield 7. North East 8. South Birmingham 9. Washwood Heath
10. Sutton Coldfield and Shard End
Informatics and LCNs
Informatics and LCNs
Board Birmingham CrossCity
ChairChair
Across the city
Our Local Commissioning
Networks
Complex landscape
• Our population and member practices• Neighbouring CCGs• Hospitals, Community services and Ambulance
Service• Birmingham City Council and two neighbouring
councils Sandwell and Solihull• Third Sector
Opportunities and risks• Introduction of new evidence-based interventions - equitable and affordable• Sustainable approach to the NHS - keeping health services ‘free at the point of delivery’• Opportunity for clinicians to directly influence pathway design, have a central role rather than just on the edge… hopefully this will be a good thing• Opportunity to bring primary and secondary care closer together and on more equal terms• There is a steady stream of new technologies and not all can be afforded within current budget
Birmingham CrossCity Clinical Commissioning leads seek assurance through a range of channels including:
•Local Commissioning Networks•Open Forum meetings•Patient engagement through Patient Participation Groups (PPGs)•Direct public engagement through open events (including an Annual General Meeting)
CCG leadership in practice
• Joint Clinical Contracting Groups (JCCGs)
Shared forum between CCGs and ProvidersClinically led
– Strategy– Implementation
Scrutiny role– Performance– Quality
• Advice and Guidance• Acute Medical Clinics
Progress so far
Priority areas that we have identified…• Reducing premature deaths through prevention -
Smoking cessation, life style advice• Maternity and early years• Frail Elderly - dementia, stroke care, end of life care• Long Term Conditions - respiratory, diabetes• Improving mental health care• Improving urgent care• Ensuring that people have a positive experience of
care• Commissioning high quality and safe services
Key steps• Event feedback report to be compiled
• Will help feed into first draft of commissioning intentions
• For more information visit:– Website: Bhamcrosscityccg.nhs.uk – Email: [email protected]– Telephone: Communications and Engagement Department
on 0121 255 0875
Thank you