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MPIG Minimum Practice Income Guarantee (aka Correction factor) What is the MPIG? Difference in funding between pre-2003 and 2004 contracts. Egton Surgery MPIG = 70 000pa Danby Surgery MPIG = 60 000pa Total MPIG for Esk
Difference in funding between pre-2003 and 2004
contracts.
Egton Surgery MPIG = £70 000pa Danby Surgery MPIG = £60 000pa Total MPIG for Esk Valley practices (inc Sleights,
Sandsend and Staithes) = £182 00pa
From April 2014, this will start to disappear.
Govt will remove 1/7th of the MPIG from each
surgery every year for next 7 years.
So in 7 years time Egton and Danby surgeries will
have £130 000 pa less than at present.
This represent ¼- 1/3 of our NHS income This is likely to result in huge cuts to primary care
services.
Largest expense of any organisation is staff Doctor numbers will need to be reduced Services will be reduced- e.g. we currently provide
services such as audiometry, acupunture, minor surgery but time pressures may cause these to be reduced
Patients may need to travel further to access care
Patients will need to wait longer to access care Home visiting will occur less frequently If there are not radical changes, e.g. practice
mergers, practice viability is threatened.
Radical changes will affect accessibility and
availability of services
Centralisation of services is more likely.
Services provided in Egton and Danby surgeries
GP consultations Nurse consultations Phlebotomy ECGs Chronic disease management Acute disease management Drug use counselling Dispensing Local delivery of medications to
patients
Teaching Health visiting Home visiting Hospital input Physiotherapy Chiropody Midwifery Audiometry Palliative care meetings Chronic disease management
meetings
Minor surgery Joint and soft tissue injections Counselling CCG participation Botton Village RAF Fylingdales
Uncertain Medical services will diminish slowly cf. hospital
situation
Succession will become an issue in Egton and Danby