16 09 15 hscn roadshows nhse plenary - sept 2016 - tg accessible
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16 09 15 hscn roadshows nhse plenary - sept 2016 - tg accessible
- 1. www.england.nhs.uk HSCN as an enabler : A view from NHS England Tracey Grainger Head of Digital Primary Care Development Jo Gander Senior Programme Lead, Digital Primary Care Sue Cooke GPIT Programme Lead September 2016
- 2. www.england.nhs.uk Objectives for the session Outline the key principles of HSCN services from an NHS England perspective To outline the role of NHS Digital in relation to HSCN deployment in primary care Provide insight into the plans for devolution of HSCN funding Highlight areas for consideration by local commissioners moving forward
- 3. www.england.nhs.uk Key Principles of HSCN services Provide a successor to N3 Support strategic ambitions of NHS Business Plan (e.g.Five Year Forward View, Personalised Health and Care 2020, GP Forward View, STPs & LDRs) Ensure locally commissioned & procured HSCN services facilitate health & social care integration Underpin and support health and social care transformation
- 4. www.england.nhs.uk Plans for devolution of HSCN budgets Rationale Already a well established funding route that devolves funding for GPIT services. Allows local NHS organisations to exercise choice in terms of their preferred network service provider and procurement route. Ensure that local network arrangements reflect local requirements/needs. Facilitates local NHS organisation collaboration with non-NHS partner organisations on shared network initiatives. Supports the re-use of existing infrastructure and services where appropriate – reducing duplication of provision/services. Supports the commissioning local networks with the flexibility to develop and expand to underpin ongoing service transformation.
- 5. www.england.nhs.uk What should we be doing locally? Key areas for local consideration: Ensure network services are fit for purpose Ensure that locally driven Sustainability and Transformation Plans, include review of HSCN requirements Align Local Digital Roadmaps (LDRs) ambitions to incorporate local network needs/requirements to support and underpin interoperability Planned addendum to the GPIT Operating Model 16-18 to reflect HSCN requirements
- 6. www.england.nhs.uk Thanks for listening. Any questions? Digital Primary Care team england.digitalprimarycare@nhs.net Jo Gander Senior Programme Manager – Digital Primary Care Development jogander@nhs.net Sue Cooke GPIT Programme lead sue.cooke9@nhs.net
Editor's Notes
- Hello everyone - my name is Sue Cooke – Programme Lead for GP IT in the Digital Primary Care Development team at NHS England This is a very brief overview/introduction to set the scene in terms of the Health and Social Care Network (HSCN) being very much an enabler and understanding some of the key benefits and steps to achieving this.
- NHSE are supportive of the intent to devolve commissioning and funding arrangements to enable local procurement of services that will meet local requirements. Support fair and competitive marketplace Local commissioning: Increased flexibilities Locally specified services/requirements – with visibility of the associated costs to encourage efficiencies/effectiveness Current N3 contract – perverse incentive/best value networks, as only provide local funding/COINs, if utilise the N3 BT network provision (may be more costly than alternative solutions) Align with commissioning of GP IT services – to ensure a locally ‘joined up’ approach Secondary care – could put funding into tariff but wouldn’t encourage migration to HSCN – so looking at simple application/funding process (pot of money) Would cover N3 continuation (2017/18) on basis that they plan to migrate to HSCN services over an agreed timeframe – will need to see evidence of this. Connection agreement to replace IGSoC – to simplify the process – to separate network requirements from IG / access to data (that may be available via a network) Provide more flexibility to organisations keen to extend potential network access to broader user base (ranging from very small to much larger organisations) so the hurdles to access the network are not too onerouse for smaller organisations
- Thank you for listening… I hope that it has proved helpful. If you have any colleagues who you think would benefit from hearing about plans for HSCN in relation to General Practice, please highlight this work to them and suggest that they link in with the HSCN team at NHS Digital to discuss further….. If you have any specific queries and/or questions for NHS England in relation to this work, please forward these to the Digital Primary Care mailbox which is routinely monitored and will ensure that your query is passed to the appropriate person to respond. Thank you for your time today.