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6 February 2020 Promote Prioritise people Practice effectively Preserve safety professionalism and trust

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Primary Care Networks

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

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

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)

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

Local Position • Firm foundations: 4 organisational collaborations 1 GP Federation 1 large single partnership • 11 Primary Care Networks • 13 Clinical Directors

DHG Primary Care Networks & Integrated Neighbourhood Teams - Final Configuration SPC Ipswich (List sizes as of 1.1.19) Coast & Country Unaligned * INT Alignment? Woodbridge INT Saxmundham INT Stowmarket INT St INT Felixstowe INT North East Coastal Felixstowe DHG South Aldeburgh 4034 Haven Health 7569 Mid Suffolk Framfield House 12943 Saxmundham 9473 Howard House 7608 Stowhealth 19830 Little St John’s 6686 Framlingham 9506 Walton 4522 Combs Ford 9177 Wickham Market 9906 Leiston 6994 Grove 14094 Debenham 8803* Alderton 3814 Total 30,007 Martlesham 6082* Total 37,810 Total 33,349 CD – Drs Mike Kesgrave 7569* CD – Drs Neil CD – Dr John Lynch Hamblyn/Imran Total 47,444 Macey/Luke Morgan Qureshi/Alison CD – Drs Stephen Jones/Charles Wright Feltwell/Paul Driscoll East Ipswich INT South Rural INT Eye & North West INT West Ipswich INT East Ipswich Barrack Lane & Ivry Ravenswood 15349 Street Orchard M P 14521 South Rural North West Ivry St 11954 Solway & Mallick 6234 North West Ipswich Needham Market 12464* Barrack Lane 18841 Mendlesham 7501 Total 36,104 Chesterfield Drive 14033 Total 30,795 Hadleigh 15381 CD – Dr Mike Eye 6020 CD – James Pawsey Deben Road 7288 McCullagh Constable Country 10195 Barham & Calydon 3114 Norwich Road 10158 Holbrook & Shotley 7935 Fressingfield 5687 NE Ipswich Orwell Bildeston 6727 Ixworth 9037 Hawthorn Drive 8884 Two Rivers 25433 Total 31,479 Total 52,702 Total 31,359 Derby Rd 17346 Felixstowe Rd 10938 CD – Dr Balaji Donepudi CD – Drs Carrie Everitt/Chris CD – Dr Jon Herman Total 36,371 Burlington Rd 16492 Lewis CD – Dr Ayesha Total 42,722 CD – Dr Alastair Tuzahra Flett

https://www.england.nhs.uk/primary-care/primary-care-networks/

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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