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Lynda Bradford Head of Health Improvement NHS Suffolk/Suffolk County Council & Dr Lola Abudu NHS Midlands and East. Making Every Contact Count Commissioning. NHS Suffolk’s experience Commissioning Tools – CQUINs and Contracts
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Lynda Bradford Head of Health Improvement NHS Suffolk/Suffolk County Council & Dr Lola Abudu NHS Midlands and East Making Every Contact Count Commissioning
NHS Suffolk’s experience • Commissioning Tools – CQUINs and Contracts • Supported by Soft wiring – Professional good practice, training, forums to share good practice, meetings with providers
CQUINs • First year, pump priming • What was requested in 2012/13? • What was done? • Contracts • To embed practice • How to sustain change? Commissioning Tools
MECC CQUINs 2012/13 • Two acute trusts (£155K) • Mental health trust (£143.6K) • Community trust (£99.9K) • Healthy Lifestyle Provider (£22.5K) Total investment in CQUIN £421K
Outcomes from MECC by Q3 • People trained F2F - 71 • People trained online - 38 • Stop Smoking referrals - 1513 • Alcohol Service referrals - 62 • Adult Weight Management referrals – 43 In total 1727 recorded outcomes to date
Have the CQUINS been cost effective? • Outlay to date £315,750 • People trained 109 • Number of referrals to Healthy Lifestyle Services 1618 • A lot of money for referrals and training (cost per outcome to date £183) • Ongoing outcomes and for how long?
Referral routes – electronic or paper • Permanent change in staff attitude • Feedback route from lifestyle providers • Contract changes ongoing • Full outcome not clear until end of Q4 What will be left behind?