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Chairman’s opening remarks |
Dr Peter Reader
Medical Director for Primary Care, Islington PCT, GP and Facilitator for the NHS Alliance national PEC chair network |
nGMS 2006/2007 CONTRACT
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nGMS2: Evolution or Revolution? |
• The case for change
• The process for reaching an agreement
• The NHSE Team
• The main changes
• The development of the new QoF
• The new DES – the latest news and some of the detail
• The impact on PCOs
• The impact on practices
• Where next
Dr Adrian Jacobs
NHS Employers nGMS Negotiator, Chair of the QoF review team and Director of Primary Care, Torbay PCT |
| 10.05
What’s new in GMS2 – Guidance from the GPC |
• Why review nGMS?
• Making QOF2 work
• The four DESs: Access DES, Towards Practice Based Commissioning DES, IT DES, Choice and Booking DES
• What to make of all of this?
Dr Laurence Buckman
GP and GPC Negotiator, BMA |
10.35 Q and A
10.50 Coffee
CHOICE AND CHOOSE AND BOOK
| 11.25 Delivering the Choice DES in your surgery |
• Lessons from implementing Choose and Book
• Myth busting Choose and Book
• Understanding the Choose and Book DES
• Understanding the Choice DES
Dr Mark Davies
GP and Primary Care Clinical Lead, Choose and Book National Team, Department of Health |
11.50 Q and A
PRACTICE BASED COMMISSIONING
| 11.55
Achieving the Practice Based Commissioning DES |
• Clarity
• Guidance
• Practical steps
Speaker TBC |
12.20 Q and A
| 12.25
Using information for High Performance PBC |
• Key commissioning challenges
• Key opportunities for practice based commissioners
• Practical examples of using information
Hugh Risebrow
Director of NHS Partnerships, UnitedHealth Europe |
12.45 Q and A
PATIENT ACCESS
| 12.50 A guide to the Patient Access DES |
• What is in the DES
• The money to support it
• The patient survey
• The impact on practices
• The impact on PCOs
Dr Adrian Jacobs
NHS Employers nGMS Negotiator, Chair of the QoF review team & Director of Primary Care, Torbay PCT |
1.10 Lunch
2.00 Patient surveys: How practices will be assessed by patients |
• Brief background of national surveys in primary care
• Patients’ experiences and expectations of access
• Evidence from previous surveys and changes over time – particularly regarding access to GPs and national targets
• Future survey plans in primary care
Chris Graham
Research Associate, Picker Institute Europe |
2.20 Q and A
QoF WORKSHOPS
2.30 Workshop 1
Cost effective delivery of the QoF |
Interactive Session: Share experience and best practice from around the country. |
2.30 Workshop 2
Achieving the new Mental Health Clinical Indicators |
Depression Clinical Domain:
• The new domain
• The supporting evidence
• The practical implementation
Severe Mental Health Domain:
• The changes
• The supporting evidence
• The practical implementation
Dr Alan Cohen
Director of Primary Care, Sainsbury Centre for Mental Health |
3.00 Tea
3.30 Workshop 3
Primary Care based Disease Management for Chronic Kidney Disease – The Only Solution |
• The epidemic of CKD
• Why the current system is unable to cope
• Preliminary results from a primary care based disease management programme running in Lincolnshire
• Practical tips to GPs for delivering the new clinical indicator
Dr Nick Richards
Medical Director, Optimal Renal Care UK Ltd
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3.30 Workshop 4
How do we ensure the QoF review process is robust? |
Bev Norton
Associate Director, West Midlands Deanery and Programme Director for Primary Care Development BBCSHA
Andrew McDonald
Assistant Director of Primary Care Contracts, NE London SHA
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PENSIONS
4.10 Pension Simplification |
• NHS pension scheme current benefits & future enhancements
• Pensions simplification, risks, benefits and opportunities
• What it is
• How it effects you
• Retirement Planning
• Your surgery as your pension?
Andrew Motley
Director, Business & Professional Finance Ltd |
4.30 Close
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