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Thames Valley Local Professional Network

This overview explores the vital role of Local Professional Networks (LPNs) in delivering sustainable leadership for the NHS. By engaging local clinicians, improving quality, and fostering collaboration with Health and Wellbeing Boards, Clinical Commissioning Groups, and local teams, LPNs are pivotal in reshaping care pathways. With a focus on patient-centered choices, evidence shows that informed patients make more efficient healthcare decisions. This initiative aims to enhance service delivery, support NHS reforms, and ensure pharmacy integrates into holistic health strategies.

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Thames Valley Local Professional Network

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  1. Thames ValleyLocal Professional Network Graham Jones

  2. Now or Never • http://www.rpharms.com/leading-on-nhs-reforms-for-pharmacy/models-of-care.asp

  3. Patient at the centre “We have really good data that show when you take patients and you really inform them about their choices, patients make more frugal choices. They pick more efficient choices than the health care system does.” Donald Berwick

  4. What are LPNs ? • “Clinical networks support local clinicians to deliver the NHS and Public Health outcomes framework. Local Professional Networks are a key part of providing sustainable leadership for the NHS and will work across the commissioning and provider services as a catalyst for change in the modernised NHS.” • NHS England, Local Practice Networks, single operating framework. 28/6/13

  5. The Principles of Pharmacy LPN • Engage with HWB/CCG/Local Area Teams, Regional Directors • Provide strategic clinical leadership • Improve quality and make best use of resources • Identify, resolve and discharge issues of safety, and have regard to quality improvement • Contribute to the commissioning agenda specifically embedding and implementing commissioning decisions. • Ensure that pharmacy is considered as part of the solution when redesigning care pathways

  6. How will the LPN operate ? • Executive • Work streams • National Assembly • Other Professions LPNs

  7. Projects ? • Hospital discharge • NHS e mail • Medicines optimisation • Oral Healthcare • Minor ailments • Community care • HLPs and Public Health • Work with local Government and community care

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