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PCNs are based on GP registered lists serving natural communities of around 30,000 to 50,000.

In line with the  NHS Long Term Plan, GP practices across England have begun working together with community, mental health, social care, pharmacy, hospital and voluntary services to form Primary Care Networks (PCNs).

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PCNs are based on GP registered lists serving natural communities of around 30,000 to 50,000.

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  1. In line with the NHS Long Term Plan, GP practices across England have begun working together with community, mental health, social care, pharmacy, hospital and voluntary services to form Primary Care Networks (PCNs). PCNs aim to further improve access, availability and quality of primary care services to local people by: • increasing the number of healthcare staff working in and with GPs • providing people with better access to a wider range of support for their needs • developing community teams that support people in their own homes • expanding services available in GP practices

  2. PCNs are based on GP registered lists serving natural communities of around 30,000 to 50,000. A key feature of practices coming together is introducing new roles into general practice which helps GPs focus their skills where they are most needed, such as diagnosing and treating patients. These roles include: • Clinical Pharmacists • Social Prescribing Link Workers • First contact Physiotherapists • Physician Associates • Community Paramedics

  3. Engagement with PCNs To support the NHS Long Term Plan, Walsall LPC (together with PSNC and our partners in CPWM) are preparing to offer community pharmacy support to communities through the Primary Care Networks. Walsall LPC support the aspiration to develop proactive, personalised, coordinated and more integrated health and social care services. To start the process, community pharmacies have been mapped to PCNs using geographical and prescription data (SHAPEatlas). The following slides describe the PCN areas within Walsall and a list of community pharmacies in each.

  4. North PCN Walsall North covers a GP population size of approx. 51,000 people and includes the following 10 practices: • 01GP – All Saints Surgery • 02GP – Bloxwich Medical Practice • 03GP – Dr AS Khan Medical Practice • 04GP – Dr AS Suri’s Practice • 05GP – Drs Pillai and Nair • 06GP – Harden Blakenall • 07GP – Leamore Medical Centre: Drs Kaul and Gill • 08GP – Lower Farm Health Centre • 09GP – Mossley and Dudley Fields Medical Practice • 10GP – St Mary’s Surgery The Clinical Director of Walsall North PCN is Dr Nasir Asghar, All Saints Surgery

  5. North PCN Pharmacies Community Pharmacies in North PCN area: ASDA Bloxwich Lloyds Reedswood Broadstone Mossley Coalpool MW Phillips Lower Co-op Blakenall Pharmacare Homes Harden Pritchards i-Dispense Rowlands High St Lloyds Bloxwich Rowlands Pinfold Lloyds Pinfold Touchwood

  6. East One PCN Walsall East One covers a GP population size of approx. 33,000 people and includes the following 8 practices: • 02Gp – Dr Nambisan Surgery • 03GP – High Street Surgery, Drs Sameja and AS Khan • 04GP – Holland Park Surgery • 05GP – New Road Medical Centre • 06GP – Parkside Medical Practice • 07GP – St John’s Medical Centre • 08GP – Walsall Wood Health Centre The Clinical Director of Walsall East One PCN is Dr Sandeep Kaul, New Road Medical Centre

  7. East One PCN Pharmacies Community Pharmacies in East One PCN area: 118 Pharmacy KV Hartshorne Co-op Pelsall Lloyds Brownhills Co-op St Johns Tesco Silver Street Co-op Top Shop

  8. East Two PCN Walsall East Two covers a GP population size of approx. 42,000 people and includes the following 5 practices: • 01GP – Blackwood Health Centre • 02GP – Collingwood Family Practice • 03GP – Northgate Medical Centre • 04Gp – Portland Medical Practice • 05Gp – Rushall Medical Centre The Clinical Director of Walsall East Two PCN is Dr Francois Bolliger, Northgate Medical Centre

  9. East Two PCN Pharmacies Community Pharmacies in East Two PCN area: Beacon Lloyds Rushall Blackwood Lloyds Streetly Boots Aldridge MW Phillips Queslett Co-op Pelsall Village Online Co-op Rushall Lazy Hill Lloyds Anchor Meadow

  10. South One PCN Walsall South One covers a GP population size of approx. 43,000 people and includes the following 9 practices: • 01GP – Ambar Medical Centre • 02GP – Beechdale Centre • 03GP – Brace Street Health Centre • 04GP – Brace Street Health Centre, Dr Mahbub • 05GP – Brace Street Health Centre, Kumar • 06GP – Forrester Street Medical Centre • 07GP – Little London Surgery • 08GP – Pleck Health Centre • 09GP – Saddlers Health Centre The Clinical Director of Walsall South One PCN is Dr Riaz Ahmed, Little London Surgery

  11. South One PCN Pharmacies Community Pharmacies in South One PCN area: Al-ShafaPleck Larvic Ismail Pharmacare Lloyds Pleck Tesco Littleton Manor Well Beechdale Medisure Brace St Medisure Little London Morrisons Wallows Lane PharmHub

  12. South Two PCN Walsall South Two covers a GP population size of approx. 40,000 people and includes the following 6 practices: • 01GP – Broadway Medical Centre • 02GP – Lichfield St Surgery • 03GP – Palfrey Health Centre • 04GP – St Peter’s Surgery • 05GP – Sycamore House Medical Centre • 06GP – The Limes Medical Centre The Clinical Director of Walsall South Two PCN is Dr Ryan Hobson, Lichfield St Surgery

  13. South Two PCN Pharmacies Community Pharmacies in South Two PCN area: A Karim Chuckery Limes ASDA St Matthews Lloyds Lichfield St BDS Morrisons Lichfield St Boots Park St Prescription Centre Broadway Rowlands B’ham Road Click4Pharmacy Well St Peters Larvic

  14. West One PCN Walsall West One covers a GP population size of approx. 32,000 people and includes the following 6 practices: • 01GP – Berkley Practice • 02GP – Darlaston Family Practice • 03GP – Darlaston Health Centre, Dr N Khan • 04GP – Modality Darlaston Practice • 05GP – New Invention Health Centre • 06GP – Stroud Practice The Clinical Director of Walsall West One PCN is Dr Ravinder Sandhu, Berkley Practice.

  15. West One PCN Pharmacies Community Pharmacies in West One PCN area: Acorn ASDA Darlaston Boots Darlaston Harding J Docter Jhoots Lloyds New Invention Well Darlaston

  16. West Two PCN Walsall West Two covers a GP population size of approx. 46,000 people and includes the following 8 practices: • 01GP – Croft Street Surgery • 02GP – Drs Ali and Syed Surgery • 03GP – Lockfield Surgery • 04GP – Lockstown Practice • 05GP – Moxley Medical Centre • 06GP – Rough Hay Surgery • 07GP – Sina Health Centre • 08GP – The Keys Family Practice The Clinical Director of Walsall West Two PCN is Dr Shadia Abdalla, Lockfield Surgery.

  17. West Two PCN Pharmacies Community Pharmacies in West Two PCN area: Boots Willenhall Brutons Moxley Brutons Rough Hay Croft Medical Centre Lloyds Sina Centre 8pm 8pm Online Tesco Willenhall Vantage

  18. Any Questions?

  19. Primary Care Networks (PCNs) domain within PQS supports engagement with PCNs. The next part of the evening is to consider a Pharmacy Lead for each of the 7 PCNs who will commit to developing relationships and building the network. The LPC have appointed HarjSadhra as overall PCN Co-Ordinator.

  20. Assigning PCN Leads We need to have a fair and transparent process to assign the right Pharmacy Lead to each PCN, someone who has the skills & knowledge to add value for all pharmacy contractors and the PCN. This needs to be open to all contractors and each PCN then agree on the appointed Lead. Under the six PQS Domains, PCN carries the 4th highest payment weighting: however, it is probably the most important PQS domain to meet, so that every contractor is engaged with the wider network of stakeholders to participate in new services that emerge over the CPCF 5 year period.

  21. What do the criteria say for PQS? Not all contractors have to take part, and this should not be a barrier to appoint a lead Collaborative approach is key, need to demonstrate this approach Must have a PCN lead, and they need to have made contact with the Clinical Director

  22. Proposed process to assign PCN Lead…

  23. Outcomes… • This is a fair and open process to appoint PCN Leads • LPC have given a non-biased steer • Contractors fully aware of the PCN Lead obligations, and need to be sure they can fulfil the role for benefit for all contractors • Contractors have the opportunity to express their interest in being a PCN Lead or agree on LPC proposal • LPC have the opportunity to screen the Lead applicants to ensure they are the appropriate skilled individual to take this role forward

  24. Way forward? Thanks for attending this evening.

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