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National Clinical Staffing Framework Introductions The Agenda About NHS Collaborative Procurement Partnership Purpose of the day Price Caps for agency staffing Current position New National Clinical Staffing Framework


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National Clinical Staffing Framework

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Introductions

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The Agenda

  • About NHS Collaborative Procurement Partnership
  • Purpose of the day
  • Price Caps for agency staffing
  • Current position
  • New National Clinical Staffing Framework
  • Outline and scope of the new framework
  • Timeline
  • Tender specification
  • Specialism
  • Pricing
  • Contract Advert
  • Q&A
  • Contact Information
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About NHS Collaborative Procurement Partnership (NHS CPP)

The NHS Collaborative Procurement Partnership (NHS CPP) is formed of four regional procurement hubs namely:

  • East of England NHS Collaborative Procurement
  • NHS London Procurement Partnership
  • NHS Commercial Solutions and
  • North of England Commercial Procurement Collaborative

For this procurement, NHS LPP is the lead contracting authority

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About NHS CPP- Joined Up Procurement

An NHS Procurement by the NHS for the NHS: NHS CPP puts in place a range of competitive contracts and frameworks to support the NHS in ensuring maximum value is gained from its investments in patient care. Benefits include:

  • Maximising the delivery of financial benefit
  • Broadens the framework/contract offering each hub has available
  • Enables the NHS CPP procurement hubs to positively influence a greater

amount of NHS total expenditure

  • Contributes to the efficient use of resources by avoiding duplication of effort,

and the letting of ‘competing’ frameworks

  • Consolidates a greater level of NHS expenditure through individual agreements

which ultimately leads to more compelling and cost effective agreements

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Purpose Of The Day

  • Inform the market about the upcoming procurement
  • Receive feedback on our current proposals
  • Gain insight on better ways of working
  • Understand market best practice and innovation
  • Update on current agency controls / price caps
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National Context

Monitor and TDA have announced controls to help trusts manage their external agency spend:

  • Overall target caps per NHS Trust
  • Mandation of approved frameworks
  • Proposed rate caps (in consultation)
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Price Caps For Agency Staffing

  • Caps affect all staff groups employed by NHS trusts and Foundation trusts:

nursing, medical, all other clinical and other non-clinical staff

  • Caps affect all agency staff and bank staff
  • On- cost include pension contribution, employer national insurance, holiday

pay to the worker and a modest administration fee/agency charge

  • No off framework agencies from 19th October 2015 – Precedent
  • Where staff are eligible for AfC high cost area supplements, these should be

added as 5% for Fringe, 15% for Outer London, 20% for Inner London No additional payments to agency staff or agencies would be permitted. The 55% uplift accounts for employment on-costs including employer pension contribution, employer national insurance, holiday pay to the worker and a modest administration fee/agency charge.

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Price Caps- Expressed as % uplift to current

AfC/basic pay maximum rates

Proposed date

  • f introduction

Group 1: Junior doctors Group 2: Other clinical staff Group 3: Non-clinical staff Foundation year 1 and 2 doctors, registrars Consultants, other doctors, nurses (all bands), AHPs, healthcare scientists, other clinical staff Administration and clerical, infra- structure, other non- clinical staff 23 November 2015 + 150% + 100% + 55% 1 February 2016 + 100% + 75% + 55% 1 April 2016 + 55% + 55% + 55%

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Monitor/TDA Ceiling trajectories for trusts

2014/15 nursing agency spend rate Banding Q3 & Q4 2015/16 ceiling 2016/17 ceiling 2017/18 ceiling 2018/19 ceiling Under 3% A 3% 3% 3% 3% 3% to 4% B 3% 3% 3% 3% 4% to 5% C 4% 3% 3% 3% 5% to 6% D 5% 4% 3% 3% 6% to 8% E 6% 5% 4% 3% 8% to 10% F 8% 6% 4% 3% 10% to 12% G 10% 8% 6% 4% Over 12% H 12% 10% 8% 6%

Monitor and TDA are setting ceilings on the amount individual trusts can spend on nursing agency staff. On 1 September 2015 trusts were sent their annual ceilings that are their maximum rates for October 2015 to March 2016, and for 2016/17, 2017/18 and 2018/19.

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Current position

  • The NHS CPP National Collaborative Nursing Framework has

been approved by Monitor/ TDA

  • Currently no approval process for Doctors and AHPS
  • Analysis Tool for Trusts
  • Currently reviewing how the current NHS CPP nursing

framework will accommodate the proposed rate caps

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Consultation still open All interested parties and stakeholders are invited to respond to the consultation by 5 pm on 13 November 2015. Link https://www.research.net/r/C792H72

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New National Clinical Staffing Framework

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Why a new procurement?

The decision to procure a framework agreement covering all clinical staffing groups has been arrived at for the following reasons:

  • The timing of the Monitor proposals enables us to design and tailor the framework around

the proposed controls, thereby providing trusts with a structured, compliant framework to procure temporary workers under.

  • The procurement enables the entire market (including current off framework agencies) to

bid and gain entry on to a framework agreement.

  • The current CPP nursing framework expires May 2016.
  • LPP’s current Medical Locum framework expires April 2016.
  • It enables the CPP to directly support trusts in the implementation of the Monitor controls,

by providing a flexible compliant route to market,

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Outline and Scope Of The New Framework

Lot no. Lot description

1 Employment Business service delivery model The Services are for the supply of fully vetted Temporary Agency Workers from Suppliers (acting as Employment Businesses) for hire by Participating Authorities on Assignments. 2 Employment Agency service delivery model The Services are for the introduction of fully vetted Work-Seekers from Suppliers (acting as Employment Agencies) for direct employment by the Participating Authority on fixed term, or permanent, Engagements.

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Outline and Scope Of The New Framework

The framework is to be divided into 2 lots with 4 sub lots each as follows: Lot 1 Employment Business: Lot 1a Nursing and Midwifery Lot 1b Medical staff including dental Lot 1c Other clinical staff including AHP/HSS Lot 1d All the above services in Lot 1a-c Lot 2 Employment Agency : Lot 2a Nursing and Midwifery Lot 2b Medical staff including dental Lot 2c Other clinical staff including AHP/HSS Lot 2d All the above services in Lot 2a-c

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Outline and Scope of the New Framework

  • National Framework
  • 2 Lots
  • Pay rates aligned to

Monitor outcome (23rd

November)

  • Standardised terms and

conditions

  • Direct Engagement
  • Audit
  • Single point for

management information

  • No International

Recruitment (separate procurement )

  • No Rate Escalation
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Geographical coverage

  • National coverage for each Lot –

aligned to the Monitor proposals /

  • utcome
  • Suppliers will be asked to indicate

which geographical regions they can supply to enable ease of call-off for trusts

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Timeline- Open OJEU

Milestone Date Market Warm-up 6 November 2015 Issue Contract Notice and Open Tender November / December 2015 Evaluations (including audit) From January 2016 Intention to Award May 2016 Contracts signed / SLA Issued May 2016

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Tender Specification

  • Open OJEU
  • Compliance Audit at your premises
  • No limit to number of suppliers
  • Bids accepted on all lots /sub lots
  • Subcontracting permitted between framework agencies only
  • No subcontracting to off framework agencies
  • SEQOHS Accreditation
  • Skills for Health training by qualified trainers
  • Mandatory and statutory checks
  • Aligned with NHS Employers
  • SMEs are encouraged to participate
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Specialism

Agenda for Change national job profiles:

Allied health professionals: http://www.nhsemployers.org/your-workforce/pay-and- reward/pay/job-evaluation/national-job-profiles/allied-health-professionals; and Emergency services: http://www.nhsemployers.org/your-workforce/pay-and-reward/pay/job- evaluation/national-job-profiles/emergency-services; and Health science services: http://www.nhsemployers.org/your-workforce/pay-and- reward/pay/job-evaluation/national-job-profiles/health-science-sevices; Nursing and midwifery: http://www.nhsemployers.org/your-workforce/pay-and- reward/pay/job-evaluation/national-job-profiles/nursing-and-midwifery; and Personal social services: http://www.nhsemployers.org/your-workforce/pay-and- reward/pay/job-evaluation/national-job-profiles/personal-social-services; and Medical staff.

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Specialism- Nursing and Midwifery Clinical Staff

Nursing and Midwifery clinical staff Grades Agenda for change Band 1 – 9 · Combined nursing profiles · Community Services High cost area supplements: · Dental Nursing Area Level (1 April 2015) · Health Visitors Inner London 20% of basic salary, subject to a minimum payment

  • f

£4,117 and a maximum payment of £6,342 · Midwifery Outer London · NHS Direct 15% of basic salary, subject to a minimum payment

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£3,483 and a maximum payment of £4,439 · Nursing and Midwifery Generic Fringe 5% of basic salary, subject to a minimum payment of £951 and a maximum payment

  • f £1,649

· Nursing Services · Nursing and Midwifery updates · Theatre Nurses

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Specialism- Medical Staff including Dental

Medical Staff including Dental Grade Anaesthetics and Theatres

  • Consultant

Dentistry

  • Specialty Doctor (incorporates former

Emergency medicine

  • Staff Grade roles)

General and Internal Medicine

  • Associate Specialist

Obstetrics & Gynaecology

  • StR3 + (formerly SpR grade)

Paediatrics

  • StR1 -2

Pathology

  • FH02 (formerly SHO grade)

Psychiatry, Mental health and learning disabilities

  • FH01 (formerly HO or PrHO grades)

Radiology Surgery General Practice Sessional or ‘locum’ General Practitioner (‘GP’)

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Specialism- Other clinical staff including AHP/HSS

Other clinical staff including AHP/HSS Grades · Art Therapy Staff · Chaplaincy Agenda for change Band 1 – 9 · Clinical Psychology Roles · Diagnostic Radiography Roles High cost area supplements: · Dietetics Staff Area

Level (1 April 2015)

· Generic Therapy Inner London

20% of basic salary, subject to a minimum payment of £4,117 and a maximum payment of £6,342

· Occupational Therapy Outer London · Orthoptists

15% of basic salary, subject to a minimum payment of £3,483 and a maximum payment of £4,439

· Physiotherapy Fringe

5% of basic salary, subject to a minimum payment of £951 and a maximum payment of £1,649

· Play Specialists · Podiatry · Public Health - Health Improvement · Sexual Health · Speech and Language Therapists

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Pricing

The following are being considered:

  • Capped prices
  • VBL discounts
  • Activity Based Income to remain as .75%
  • Fixed Term, Permanent Direct Engagement
  • Contract Term 4 years: 2+1+1
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Contract Advert

  • Contracts Finder
  • Tenders Electronic Daily (OJEU)
  • Hub web pages
  • Register on LPP’s e-tendering portal: http://www.lpp.nhs.uk/for-suppliers/
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Q&A

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Contact Information

London : Preeya.Bailie@lpp.nhs.uk / Omobola.sotomi@lpp.nhs.uk East of England/Midlands: rachel.naylon@eoecph.nhs.uk North of England :Lesley.Bennett@noecpc.nhs.uk South of England: neil.baigent@nhs.net

/andy.rouse@nhs.net

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Close

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