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6 February 2020
Prioritise people Practice effectively Preserve safety Promote professionalism and trust
6 February 2020 Promote Prioritise people Practice effectively - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
6 February 2020 Promote Prioritise people Practice effectively - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
6 February 2020 Promote Prioritise people Practice effectively Preserve safety professionalism and trust 2 nd April 2020 Low Carb dietary approach and Type-2 Diabetes Dr Chris Barclay & Social Prescribing Update 10 th June 2020
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Prioritise people Practice effectively Preserve safety
Promote professionalism and trust
2nd April 2020 Low Carb dietary approach and Type-2 Diabetes Dr Chris Barclay & Social Prescribing Update 10th June 2020 Motivational conversations Sandra Winterburn Lecturer in Consultation Skills UEA 10th September 2020 Conference 12th November 2020 Learning disabilities LD specialist nurses Newsletter March – May – July – October – December
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Coronavirus
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Primary Care Networks
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Primary Care Networks
Why?
- Workload – volume and complexity of patients
- Workforce – recruitment, retention, new aspiration
- Vulnerability of general practice model
- Ambition – resilience and transformation – a new model for joined up
community based care
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Core Characteristics of PCN’s
- Practices working together and with other local health and care
providers,
- Built around natural local communities that geographically make sense
- Provide co-ordinated care through integrated teams
- Providing care in different ways to match different people’s needs
- Focus on prevention and personalised care
- Use of data and technology to assess population health needs and health
inequalities
- Making best use of collective resources across practices to allow greater
resilience, more sustainable workload and access to a larger range of professional groups
Ref: Primary Care Networks: Frequently asked questions https://www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/pcn-faqs-000429.pdf
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Core Characteristics of PCNs
- Practices serving a population between 30 000 – 50 000 patients
- Geographically to facilitate joint working with partner organisations
- Organisational structure with a named Clinical Director (funded)
- Sign a network collaboration agreement/contract
- Opportunity to secure reimbursement for additional professional roles
– pharmacists/physicians associates/social prescribers
- Extended hours
- Receive and manage funding for enhanced access (GP+ services)
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Delivery of 7 Network specifications
Over the next few years:
- Medicines reviews and optimisation
- Advanced health in care homes
- Anticipatory care for high need patients
- Personalised care (Personalised Health Budgets)
- Supporting early cancer diagnosis
- CVD prevention and diagnosis
- Tackling neighbourhood inequalities
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Local Position
- Firm foundations:
4 organisational collaborations 1 GP Federation 1 large single partnership
- 11 Primary Care Networks
- 13 Clinical Directors
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St Stowmarket INT INT
Primary Care Networks & Integrated Neighbourhood Teams - Final Configuration
(List sizes as of 1.1.19) Mid Suffolk
Stowhealth 19830 Combs Ford 9177 Debenham 8803* Total 37,810
CD – Drs Neil Macey/Luke Morgan Felixstowe
Haven Health 7569 Howard House 7608 Walton 4522 Grove 14094 Martlesham 6082* Kesgrave 7569* Total 47,444
CD – Drs Stephen Feltwell/Paul Driscoll
Felixstowe INT Woodbridge INT
Framfield House 12943 Little St John’s 6686 Wickham Market 9906 Alderton 3814 Total 33,349
CD – Dr John Lynch South Rural
Needham Market 12464* Hadleigh 15381 Constable Country 10195 Holbrook & Shotley 7935 Bildeston 6727 Total 52,702
CD – Drs Carrie Everitt/Chris Lewis
South Rural INT
North East Coastal
Aldeburgh 4034 Saxmundham 9473 Framlingham 9506 Leiston 6994 Total 30,007
CD – Drs Mike Hamblyn/Imran Qureshi/Alison Jones/Charles Wright
Saxmundham INT
North West
Mendlesham 7501 Eye 6020 Barham & Calydon 3114 Fressingfield 5687 Ixworth 9037 Total 31,359
CD – Dr Jon Herman
Eye & North West INT
North West Ipswich
Chesterfield Drive 14033 Deben Road 7288 Norwich Road 10158 Total 31,479
CD – Dr Balaji Donepudi
Barrack Lane & Ivry Street Ivry St 11954 Barrack Lane 18841 Total 30,795 CD – James Pawsey
East Ipswich Ravenswood 15349 Orchard M P 14521 Solway & Mallick 6234 Total 36,104 CD – Dr Mike McCullagh
West Ipswich INT East Ipswich INT
DHG SPC Ipswich Coast & Country Unaligned * INT Alignment?
Total 42,722 CD – Dr Alastair Flett Orwell Hawthorn Drive 8884 Derby Rd 17346 Burlington Rd 16492
NE Ipswich Two Rivers 25433 Felixstowe Rd 10938 Total 36,371 CD – Dr Ayesha Tuzahra DHG South
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https://www.england.nhs.uk/primary-care/primary-care-networks/
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Workforce numbers
CCG Total patient numbers Nurses Headcount GP Headcount Ipswich & East 414 594 204 219 West Suffolk 254 271 102 167 North East Essex 355 841 175 148
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