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ADES leads- strategic commissioning workshop 7th June 2016

Children’s services planning Corporate Parenting Plan Early learning and childcare plan Integrated health and social care strategic plan Community Planning

In this presentation

• Strategic commissioning
• Procurement and purchasing
• Contracting
• Drivers for change
• Competition or collaboration
• Strategic commissioning- the ideal

Procurement contracting

Do Review Analyse Plan procurement review Contract monitoring Purchased services Commissioning data

In more detail

• Understanding local need,

preference and demand.

• Mapping what services are

in the area and how (if) people are using them.

• Identifying gaps
• Matching resources to

ambitions

• Directing how the resource

will be used.

• Reviewing whether it

worked

Plan Analyse Do Review

Procurement

• Plan for how services will be purchased
• Purchasing those services.
• Current practice –competitive tendering

(other options are available!)

Contracting and purchasing

• Underpinning

agreement

• Service user historically

not a party

• Adult contracts- lengthy

and high spec.

• Attempting to control

social work risk at contractual level

What’s driving this?

Health and social care integration Procurement reform Self-directed Support Austerity and cuts Increasing demand Personal

• utcomes

Prevention

Strategic commissioning

• Collaborate early and

fully

• Feedback loops
• Just enough data
• National/Local
• Shared definitions
• Analysis, Analysis,

Analysis

Cont’d

• Data informs

(de)commissioning

• Range and diversity of

provision

• Service gaps made clear
• Plans linked specifically

to resources

Procurement and contracting

• Quality
• Outcomes based
• Person/family is the

purchaser

• Collaborative methods

for new solutions

• Short contracts
• Feedback loops

REVIEW ANALYSE PLAN DO BUILD GATHER

Our commissioning and procurement work aims to: Collaborate Increase understanding of collaborative alternatives to current commissioning and procurement practice. Experiment - source and trial new approaches to procurement and commissioning. Challenge – local approaches that drive down price, compromise quality and hinder delivery of good care and support. Influence: local and national procurement and commissioning practice. CCPS is a coalition of over 70 of the major voluntary sector support providers in Scotland. Dee Fraser Deputy Director @DeeCCPS Dee.fraser@ccpscotland.org We: support providers to understand, negotiate and influence the environment the work in. champion quality care and support. challenge structures, policies and practices that hinder delivery of good care and support .