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Partnership Working in system change a clinical commissioning viewpoint Dr Paul Bowen General Practitioner Chair, NHS Eastern Cheshire CCG and Wider SPF CCG representative. Engaged by accident/design? Commissioning Review Patients/


  1. Partnership Working in system change – a clinical commissioning viewpoint Dr Paul Bowen General Practitioner Chair, NHS Eastern Cheshire CCG and Wider SPF CCG representative.

  2. Engaged by accident/design?

  3. Commissioning Review Patients/ Workforce Implement Prioritise Service users Plan

  4. Success

  5. Failure

  6. Review and Prioritisation  Dependent on:  Leadership, culture, attitude (both commissioner and provider)  Staff feedback – What?  SEA, Never events, complaints, etc  Rewards, outcomes, quality, clinical review,  Internal and external performance management  How?  Contract meetings, engagement events, listening, whistleblowing,  Online/IT, anonymous, mentoring, appraisal  Levers – contractual, rewards, events  Decision making  Transparency  Governance  Representation  Accountability

  7. Planning  Outcomes focussed  Standards  Budgets  Methods  Small scale vs Large scale methods of change  Service change and System Change  Evolution and transformation

  8. Implementation

  9. Your local CCG  Chair and CO  Governing body  Representation (lay, secondary care, PH, nursing, community)  Constitution  Strategy  STP – 5YFVDP  Vision, Values – culture

  10. Challenges  Financial – QIPP, rationing, short termism  Transformation – 5YFV, STPs, Vanguards  Commissioning – social/health/ph split  Standards – hospital reconfiguration, service re-alignment  Legal – competition, choice, constitutional  Clinical – capacity, morale, trust, confidence  Political – big and small “P”, union, MPs, LA, others  Regulatory – NHSE, NHSI, CQC  Conflicts of interest  Leadership  Cultural – paternalistic, tick-box, behaviour and attitude

  11. Thank you  paul.bowen@nhs.net

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