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Health/Business Planning in Primary Care Costing of services – Payment by Results

Health/Business Planning in Primary Care Costing of services – Payment by Results. Alan Miller NHS Primary Care Contracting Adviser. Imperatives for the NHS. Priorities I: Improving the health of the population II: Supporting people with long-term conditions III: Access to services

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Health/Business Planning in Primary Care Costing of services – Payment by Results

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  1. Health/Business Planning in Primary Care Costing of services – Payment by Results Alan Miller NHS Primary Care Contracting Adviser

  2. Imperatives for the NHS Priorities I: Improving the health of the population II: Supporting people with long-term conditions III: Access to services IV: Patient/User Experience

  3. Money following the patients, rewarding the best and most efficient providers, giving others the incentive to improve (transactional reforms) More diverse providers, with more freedom to innovate and improve services (supply-side reforms) A framework of system management, regulation and decision making which guarantees safety and quality, fairness, equity and value for money (system management reforms) Planning and NHS Reforms Better care Better patient experience Better value for money More choice and a much stronger voice for patients (demand-side reforms)

  4. Clinical Case for Change Major inequalities in health and wellbeing across the country Variation in care across the country NHS lags behind other countries on treatment outcomes Care could be more convenient and easier to access for many Care needs to keep pace with the expectations of citizens Disease patterns evolve & the population is ageing New technology and treatments

  5. The NHS Plan introduced the Government’s intention to link the allocation of funds to service providers to the activity they undertake. Latest Guidance – Dec 2007 http://www.dh.gov.uk/en/Publicationsandstatistics/Publications/PublicationsPolicyAndGuidance/DH_081096

  6. PbR Tariff Structure

  7. National Priority - PbC 18 Week Wait

  8. Local Priorities http://www.newhampct.nhs.uk/aphr/slides.asp?slideshow=%25

  9. Local Priorities

  10. Local Priorities

  11. Local Priorities

  12. Local Priorities Public Health The report highlights the challenges in Newham and the opportunities that lie ahead. There are significant health challenges - Newham is the eleventh most deprived borough in the country with the worst female life expectancy in London and high infant mortality. The biggest killer in Newham is cardiovascular disease which kills over 500 people per year.

  13. Tender Process Pre-qualification Questionnaire Bidders are required to complete this PQQ. Contents

  14. Bidding

  15. Support Organisations National Association of Primary Care http://www.napc.co.uk/ Improvement Foundation http://www.improvementfoundation.org NHS Alliance http://wwww.nhsalliance.org

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