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Common Ambition

March 2020

Welcome

an independent charity committed to bringing about better health and health care for people in the UK

March 2020 Common Ambition information call

Duration Item 15 minutes Introduction to Common Ambition 15 minutes Answering your frequently asked questions 10 minutes Writing a strong expression of interest 5 minutes How to apply Thank you and close

March 2020 Common Ambition information call

Common Ambition

March 2020 Common Ambition information call

• New £2.1m programme launched for partnerships

to improve health care services through collaborative communities.

• Providing up to five ambitious teams across the

UK with funding of £300,000 to £500,000 for two to three years and tailored support packages.

• Common aim: to build sustainable change across

health care through collaboration between those who use services and those who deliver them.

Background: Creating health care systems that learn from, and improve with, patients and the public

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A learning health care system is a system in which

“science, informatics, incentives, and culture are aligned for continuous improvement and innovation, with best practices seamlessly embedded in the delivery process and new knowledge captured as an integral by-product of the delivery experience.” Institute of Medicine, 2015

2019 scoping work

• Supporting and learning from work we're inspired by
• Running events to learn from others and focus our aims
• Commissioning academic research to strengthen our evidence

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Collaboration between those who use services and those who deliver them to

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improve health care for people with a specific condition improve health care in a place, or for a specific population

Key tips:

• Focus on improving health care services, rather than on health more broadly
• Make sure public involvement is fundamental to the work

Health Care partner Voluntary or Community Sector partner Learning partner Leadership

• Two or more organisations

working together to improve health care

• Developing collaborations

between those using services and those delivering them

• An organisation capturing

learning, measuring change and demonstrating impact

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Key tip:

• Including other organisations such as commissioners,

local authorities or social care organisations could strengthen a partnership

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Learning partners

Health Care partner Voluntary or Community Sector partner Learning partner Leadership

• One for each partnership
• Capture learning specific

to each project

• Measure change and

demonstrate impact

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Programme evaluation

• Independent evaluation
• What makes collaborative

improvement successful?

• What are the lessons for the

health care system?

What we are looking for in a partnership

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A relevant and important health care challenge

1

Collaboration between those who use health care services and those who deliver them

2

Evidence that the partnership can deliver improvements

3

An organisational structure that supports the proposed work

4

Appropriate and deliverable measurement and evaluation plans

5

Common Ambition call for applications, 2020

The impact we want to have

For the public Greater involvement of members of the public in the design and delivery of health care ​ For health care professionals Health care professionals are better equipped to co-produce improvements to health care with the public​ For people making decisions Clearer understanding

• f how the public can

contribute to the improvement of health care systems​ For everyone Improved access to and quality of care, especially for those who are poorly served by current services

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March 2020 Common Ambition information call

Our offer

Overall programme support

Cohort learning: programme events will be co- designed with participants and focus on identifying common learning and sharing expertise. Programme community: we will identify strategic connections between different partnering

• rganisations, promoting collaboration.

Tailored support for each project

Funding: we will award between £300,000 and £500,000 to the lead organisation. Delivery: In addition to the grant, we will work with the teams to design support packages – which could include coaching, training, facilitation and learning events – worth up between £30,000 and £50,000.

Frequently asked questions

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What health outcomes are you looking to achieve for the public through this programme?

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How mature does the partnership need to be? Does the partnership need to be formalised? What scale of work are you looking for?

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What is the role of researchers?

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Who can lead an application? Can I be part of more than one application?

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How will expressions of interest be assessed?

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What are the differences and similarities between Common Ambition and the Healthy Communities Together Programme?

Expressions of interest

What health care challenge will your partnership address, and what do you hope to achieve?

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Expression of interest form

Key tips:

• Focus on improvements to health care services
• Be realistic about where you’d like to get to within 2-3 years, but ambitious

about where this programme could take your partnership in future

• Consider the inequalities faced by those accessing health care

We will only support partnerships whose success depends on collaboration between those who use health care services and those who deliver them. Explain why this type of collaboration is fundamental to how your partnership will improve health care services.

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Expression of interest form

Key tips:

• Focus on what makes the public’s input essential
• Think about establishing long-term behaviour change, and not just about

co-designing the initial ideas

What do the organisations involved in your partnership hope to learn from each other, and what methods or approaches will the partnership use to deliver change?

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Expression of interest form

Key tips:

• Think about how the organisations involved complement each other
• Include practical details of how the partners will work towards shared

goals

How will your partnership use measurement and evaluation to develop the work and understand impact?

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Expression of interest form

Key tips:

• Focus on how measurement and evaluation activity will be integrated with

the delivery of the work

• Consider the scale and depth of the activity (10% to 30% of the grant)
• Think about how the public will be involved

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What is not required at the expression of interest stage?

• 1. A detailed budget breakdown
• 2. Confirmation of all the partners that could potentially be involved
• 3. Supporting statements or other supporting documents

How to apply

February March April May June July

Expressions of interest

18 Feb - 20 Mar

Partnership development events

Full applications

1 May - 22 May Early Jun 6 Jul - 13 Jul

Assessment days

1 May

Invite to apply

27 Feb

Leeds

10 Mar

London

Invite to interview Final decision notification

Announcement

2020

Late Jul

March 2020 Common Ambition information call

March 2020 Common Ambition information call

1. Visit our webpage to download our full guidance 2. Register on grantFlex and submit an expression of interest by 13:00 on 20 March 2020 3. Ask us any questions

• CommonAmbition@health.org.uk

Thank you