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Enhancing Mental Health Nursing in North West London: Planned Commissioning 2014/15 Update

This document outlines the planned commissioning position for mental health nursing in North West London for 2014/15. It highlights the commitment to maintain commissioning levels while addressing a predicted 10.5% undersupply by 2018/19, with a proposed increase in commissions by 3.6%. The rationale includes concerns over quality in mental health nurse education and the employment of newly qualified staff, prompting a quality improvement program initiated in 2013. Collaboration with service providers aims to refine education commissioning contracts, ensuring improved quality and employability of mental health nurses.

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Enhancing Mental Health Nursing in North West London: Planned Commissioning 2014/15 Update

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  1. MENTAL HEALTH NURSING 2014/15 NWL planned commissioning position: maintain commissions 2014/15 pan-London planned commissioning position: increase commissions by 3.6% (from 555 to 575) • Commissioning decisions –summary for 2014/15 A 10.5% undersupply is predicted in 2018/19.

  2. North West London – Mental Health Nursing A 11.0% undersupply is predicted in 2018/19. Indicates year in which, in general, alterations to commissions in 2014/15 will have an effect on the workforce. Rationale for decision • An undersupply has been forecast over the next five years. • It was agreed that increasing commissioning numbers would not be the best way to meet the needs of the profession. Mental health nurse education and employment of newly qualified staff have seen quality issues in recent years, and a quality improvement programme was undertaken to try to address this in 2013. • The aim of the programme was to improve the quality and employability of newly qualified mental health nurses, thus improving uptake rates from education. • HENWL are working in partnership with service providers to refresh education commissioning contracts for mental health nursing in NWL with a view to further improving quality and employability. • Factors leading to final demand and supply figures • The senior stakeholder group did not make any changes to the base assumptions of the aggregated NWL demand and supply forecast data.

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