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The Commissioning Framework for Health and Well-Being
– a consultation document from the Department of Health,
marks a significant shift in the way services have been traditionally delivered. It builds on the policies set out in
the White Paper: Your Health, Your Care, Your Say and should help commissioners to provide personalised services, promote health and well-being, proactively prevent ill health and work in partnership to reduce health inequalities by focusing on outcomes for children and adults.
In summary the joint commissioning framework for health and well being has two clear aims:
- Improving the delivery of integrated and co-ordinated services to individuals
- Improving the health and well-being of individuals and communities
This HCC conference will offer clarity and guidance on ‘The Commissioning framework for health and wellbeing’, featuring expert contributions from the Department of
Health, CSIP and Dr Foster Intelligence. The conference will
also showcase a broad selection of leading organisations that are successfully implementing critical aspects of joint commissioning for health and wellbeing, enabling you to
hear how they have achieved success, the problems they encountered and the lessons learned, including:
- Ealing PCT/Adult Social Services
- Devon PCT
- Manchester PCT
- Peterborough PCT
- Birmingham East and North PCT
Who should attend?
This conference is relevant for all professionals involved in commissioning services across health, social care and wider
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What will I gain from attending this event?
Concentrating on the most relevant issues this critical conference will consider and discuss:
- The framework for effective commissioning of health and well-being, including a clear vision of best practice
across health, social care and wider local government
- The requirements for effective joint needs assessment, both at the individual and strategic level
- The new duty of partnership on PCTs and local authorities to undertake a joint strategic needs assessment
- How to engage with the public and front line staff in influencing and developing local services
- The challenge of commissioning and ensuring outcomes from a plurality of providers
- Effective market development, including how to identify gaps in the market, predicting demand and how to develop outcome-based strategies to address these findings
- How practice-based commissioners can use their budgets to pay for social care services or other appropriate preventative measures which would lead to reductions in hospital admission, facilitate improvements in health and reductions in health inequalities, and focus integrated services around the needs of individuals
- Reviewing and aligning the incentive structures to support partnerships and effective commissioning
- Examples of success in the integration of services and commissioning functions
- How information-sharing between health, local government and partner organisations can facilitate more integrated service delivery and effective commissioning
- How your organisation can adopt a more systematic approach to developing it’s commissioning capacity and capability
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Care Conferences, Compton Business Centre,
Compton Abdale, Nr Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
GL54 4DL
T + 44 (0)870 2500 368 | F + 44 (0)870 2500 369 |
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