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New GP Contract

New GP Contract. Dr Andy Hilton & Steven Haigh 28 February 2019. Understanding the new GP contract. Individual practice level and neighbourhood level requirements. Practice participation in Network DES is optional however total coverage for patient population is required.

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New GP Contract

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  1. New GP Contract Dr Andy Hilton & Steven Haigh 28 February 2019

  2. Understanding the new GP contract • Individual practice level and neighbourhood level requirements. • Practice participation in Network DES is optional however total coverage for patient population is required. • Collective performance measures. • Five additional roles.

  3. Primary Care Networks/Neighbourhoods • Practices invited to sign up to Network Contract DES by 31st March • CCG must appoint a provider where any practices choose not to sign up to ensure total coverage of patient population by 1st July • Network Agreement • Network Protocols • Clinical Director • Named Contractual Lead (administrative) • Collective performance measures linked to Network Financial Entitlement

  4. Where does PCS fit in? PCS can: • support clinical leadership across neighbourhoods. • reduce administrative burden and improve compliance through a collective solution. • support practices to gain maximum financial entitlement. • provide a workforce at scale for the five additional roles. • develop the network and support moving forward.

  5. a diagram showing fit with PCS, practices, networks/neighbourhoods, LMC and CCG?

  6. What has PCS done for neighbourhoods? • Our Neighbourhood Framework has allowed practices to work together to develop new roles e.g. physios, pharmacists, mental health workers. • Attracted resource into practices whilst carrying the risks of employing staff or holding contracts on their behalf e.g. PMCF, Clinical Pharmacists in General Practice. • Network DES presents a real opportunity for even greater benefit, with urgent and elective care services being provided with and through the networks.

  7. What can PCS offer? • Support with understanding the Network DES and signing up. • Review and align Network agreements with existing neighbourhood agreements and neighbourhood delivery models. • Recruitment process and peer support for Clinical Directors (link to PCS Neighbourhood Steering Committee). • Named contractual lead on behalf of network – value for money, economies of scale, take on administrative burden. • Clear framework and system for developing, reviewing and maintaining Network Protocols. • Co-ordinate collation, analysis and submission of returns on behalf of networks to maximise financial entitlement . • Hold agreement on behalf of practices choosing not to sign the Network DES. • Recruitment, employment and support of additional roles for networks, ensuring local ownership at practice level for delivery of clinical services. • Opportunities to be part of ‘test bed’ and integral to testing new models of care.

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  9. Engagement opportunities Further opportunities to feed into the development of PCS’ offer: • BMA event – 14 March, 7-9pm at Sheffield Town Hall • ?March – PCS/ LMC/ CCG citywide meeting for practices, choice of lunchtime or early evening • 28 March – South Yorkshire and Bassetlaw Practice Managers Transforming General Practice Event, New York Stadium, Rotherham • 18 April – Sheffield Practice Managers Event

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