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So what is commissioning

So what is commissioning. Commissioning is:. A cycle, an ongoing process. Nothing new. What IS new is the clinical input as well as greater involvement from patients and the public.

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So what is commissioning

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  1. So what is commissioning

  2. Commissioning is: • A cycle, an ongoing process. • Nothing new. • What IS new is the clinical input as well as greater involvement from patients and the public. • Securing the highest quality healthcare services to meet the identified needs of a population within available resources.

  3. We DO commission…. • NHS elective, non elective, urgent and emergency services • Most community health services • Mental health • Learning disability services • All elements of the commissioning process

  4. We DON’T commission… • Primary care services e.g. dental, optician, pharmacy services OR PRIMARY CARE. • National or regional specialized commissioning • Our own services. Conflict of interest

  5. NAPC

  6. NAPC

  7. Healthwatch • Formerly LINks – consumer champion • Tasked with raising public involvement in planning and checking services. • Ensure that decision makers know the community views-influence policy. • Provide information • Support complaints

  8. How will we be measured? • Outcomes > process • QOF • Reducing variation and inequality. • Financial,.

  9. Your CCG needs YOU! • Membership organization • Sovereign unit of commissioning • Practice evidence based medicine • Become involved in developing QIPP • Understand the impact of decisions that you make. • Keep patient care at the centre(Francis)

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