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06i15368aso1 © Practices Made Perfect *Practices made Perfect Ltd., Alpha House, 100 Borough High Street, London SE1 1LB Tel: ; Fax: ; © Practices Made Perfect Ltd. *Prepared by Dr. Patricia Oakley, Director, Practices made Perfect Ltd., Alpha House, 100 Borough High Street, London, SE1 1LB Tel: Fax: a18189aso1 Dr. Patricia Oakley Director, Practices made Perfect Ltd. Teaching and Research Fellow Organisational Psychology and HRM Birkbeck and King’s Colleges, London Tel: New Ways of Working Monday 25th June The Royal York Hotel The Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists Managers’ Conference

07e224eso1 © Practices Made Perfect *Practices made Perfect Ltd., Alpha House, 100 Borough High Street, London SE1 1LB Tel: ; web: ;  The White Paper and community-based “devolved self- care”.  Developing Commissioning Authorities, strategic investment planning and clinical performance management.  Developing the “3 rd sector” and a plurality of providers within the proposed new legal and regulatory framework.  The emerging regional structure and processes to support financial controls and cash flow management.  The in-year pressures and the consequent management agenda. ─ The Wheel Turns ─ Focus on the Future

07e224eso1 © Practices Made Perfect *Practices made Perfect Ltd., Alpha House, 100 Borough High Street, London SE1 1LB Tel: ; Web: ; The Shape of Things to Come The Hospital of the Future The Shape of Things to Come The Hospital of the Future (Rawlinson Kelly Whittlestone) Devolved Self-Care Model Aided Living Centres Rehabilitation Services. Day Hospitals. Respite Service. Hospice Care. Health Maintenance Centres Children’s Services. Maternity Services. Outpatients. Clinical Support. Diagnostic & Treatments. Intensive Intervention Centre Patient “Hotel” Recuperation Services Self Care Centres Home Care Services Self Care Centres Primary Care Facilities Adapted from:Technology, Catalyst for Change in Healthcare – Bonnie.

07e224eso1 © Practices Made Perfect *Practices made Perfect Ltd., Alpha House, 100 Borough High Street, London SE1 1LB Tel: ; Web: ; The White Paper Reforming Health & Social Care  Practice Based Commissioning & Contestability in Primary Care.  Children’s & Older People’s Services.  Prevention, Inclusion, Inequalities.  Medical Science, Assistive Technology, Pharmaceutical Advances.  Personalised Services & Citizens’ “Voice”. (Our Healthier Nation; Choosing Health; Independence, Well-being & Choice)

07e224eso1 © Practices Made Perfect *Practices made Perfect Ltd., Alpha House, 100 Borough High Street, London SE1 1LB Tel: ; Web: ; The White Paper Reforming Health & Social Care  Local Health and Social Care Joint Commissioning & working (new planning & financial standing orders).  Local support for mental health and emotional well-being (mobilise disability/benefits).  Local support for a Fitter Britain by 2012 (“friendly hopers” – fat police).  Move to direct and co-payments (Ladyman).  “Expert Patient” Programme and Assistive Technologies Programme (new Agency). Better Prevention Services & Earlier Intervention

07e224eso1 © Practices Made Perfect *Practices made Perfect Ltd., Alpha House, 100 Borough High Street, London SE1 1LB Tel: ; Web: ; The White Paper Reforming Health & Social Care  Dermatology, ENT, medicine, surgery, orthopaedics, urology & gynaecology  new generation of Community hospitals and facilities with strong ties to social care.  Open up Primary Care provision in under-doctored areas by national procurement of new capacity with contracts awarded by local commissioners.  Remove barriers to entry for the “third sector” as service providers for primary care. Shifting Resources to Prevention & Outside Hospitals and in the Home to reduce Emergency Bed Days  Consequences for acute service providers esp. DGHs.  Consequences for staffing & regulated workforce.

07e224eso1 © Practices Made Perfect *Practices made Perfect Ltd., Alpha House, 100 Borough High Street, London SE1 1LB Tel: ; Web: ; The Regulated Market & Payment by Results Imaging + Diagnostic Centres Ultra High-Tech Ultra High-Tech Mobile Imaging Services Low-Med Tech Primary Care Centres Health Wellness & Women Centres Day Care Centres Rapid Diagnostic & Treatment Centres Podiatry & Dental Centres Local General Hospitals District General Hospitals Major Trauma Centres Specialist R&D Centres Hospital Campus “High St” Campus Services Gene Therapy & Pharmacogenetics Service Protected Caring Environment for Mentally Ill General Practices Pharmacy & Medicines Management Centres

07e224eso1 © Practices Made Perfect *Practices made Perfect Ltd., Alpha House, 100 Borough High Street, London SE1 1LB Tel: ; Web: ; Commissioning & Performance Management  Merge Strategic Health Authorities and Primary Care Trusts.  Extract Commissioning, Performance Management and Financial Control sections.  Build-up economies of scale commissioning capacity and capability.  Evaluate options for community services’ direct labour organisations.  Develop the “market” and providers at arms-length. Strategic Development Agenda

07e224eso1 © Practices Made Perfect *Practices made Perfect Ltd., Alpha House, 100 Borough High Street, London SE1 1LB Tel: ; Web: Commissioning & Performance Management Work Programmes 2006/7 – 2009/10 Market Development Develop relationship & ways of working with National Procurement Unit. Develop Social Enterprises with Local agents and Local Authority. Develop “Incubator” Unit for service gaps. Public Health Support Commissioning Authorities Bizz Services Support £ Controller Legal Support Regional Strategic Health Authority and Information Agency Performance Management Develop Clinical Performance Management Metrics with Health & Social Care Commission. Understand Local clinical operational gearing ratios. Develop Performance Management Accountability Framework. Provider Development Manage PCT provider services transition stages. Develop New Ways of Working with Trusts on back of Technology changes. Develop Accredited Workforce with Trusts to meet new Legal and Regulatory requirements. Service Commissioning Regional Lead Roles (eg. cancer) Facilitate GP involvement locally. Develop Local Commissioning with Social Services Long Term Conditions Care Programmes. Strategic HRM/Organisational Development Agency (?inc. Workforce Planning?)

07e224eso1 © Practices Made Perfect *Practices made Perfect Ltd., Alpha House, 100 Borough High Street, London SE1 1LB Tel: ; Web: Commissioning and Performance Management in the Devolved Administrations Scotland: The Local Health and Social Care Boards and their Community Health Partnerships eg. Lothian and Edinburgh City CHP. Wales: The Regional Offices and their 22 Local Health Boards, the Local Authorities’ Social Care Services and the Wanless and Beecham Reports. Northern : Ireland The Health and Social Care Board and its 5 managed integrated Trusts and the new cross-border arrangements and developments. London: The London Regional Assembly Government, London’s Strategic Health Authority and 30+ Primary Care Trusts and Local Authorities. Public Service Partnerships, Shared Accountability, Shared Information and Informatics, Regeneration, “LEAN” Management and shared “back-office” functions.

07e224eso1 © Practices Made Perfect *Practices made Perfect Ltd., Alpha House, 100 Borough High Street, London SE1 1LB Tel: ; Web: Developing Health & Social Care Providers  Public Foundation Trusts eg. Royal Devon & Exeter Hospitals.  Private Sector eg. Clinovia & Baxter’s Home Care Services & Boots.  Charities eg. Marie Curie Nursing Services and Dr. Barnado’s.  Partnerships eg. Dr. Cameron and Dr. Finlay’s Practice.  Social Enterprises (Mutuals, Cooperatives & Community Interest Companies) eg. Greenwich Leisure & Daily Bread.

07e224eso1 © Practices Made Perfect *Practices made Perfect Ltd., Alpha House, 100 Borough High Street, London SE1 1LB Tel: ; Web: Social Enterprises (The Labour Party Manifesto, May 2005) We believe that enterprises in the mutual and cooperative sector have an important role to play in the provision of local services, from health to education, from leisure to care of the vulnerable … its potential for service delivery should be considered on equal terms. We have introduced a new legal form – the Community Interest Company (CICs) and want to support new enterprises. A major stimulus to this sector, central government and local authorities will work with these “Social enterprises” where ever possible. Where ever services can be provided by mutuals, cooperatives or CICs to the required standard of quality and Value For Money, they should be positively encouraged to develop and be included in procurement policies.

07e224eso1 © Practices Made Perfect *Practices made Perfect Ltd., Alpha House, 100 Borough High Street, London SE1 1LB Tel: ; Web: Developing Health & Social Care Providers  The post-Shipman Review: “Good Doctors, Safer Patients” and complementary proposals for other professional and support staff.  Knowledge Management, Organisational Learning and employers’ duties.  Technology changes to support new ways of working.  Corporate Manslaughter legislation and locating the “controlling mind” within Trust Boards.  Local Government changes and stimulating Social Enterprises to provide local health and social care. The Forces for Change

07e224eso1 © Practices Made Perfect *Practices made Perfect Ltd., Alpha House, 100 Borough High Street, London SE1 1LB Tel: ; Web: M.I.U. GPs Day Surgery Specialist Mental Health Specialist Medical CPN Dermatology Oncology Diabetes Parkinson’s ALC Dementia Psychology Psychotherapy Counselling Acupuncture Osteopathy Chiropractice X-ray & Imaging Trauma Centre Pain Clinic Carer Support Elderly Primary Care Led NHS The New General Medical Services & Community Pharmacy Contracts

07e224eso1 © Practices Made Perfect *Practices made Perfect Ltd., Alpha House, 100 Borough High Street, London SE1 1LB Tel: ; Web: Children’s Services Trusts Sure start & Mum’s support Skills for Life & Education Exclusions & Referral Units Child Protection Custody & CJD Links with HMPS & NPS for Children being resettled Health Services Education Authority (Accounting Officer) Social Services PARTNERSHIP AGENDA ?Integrated Legal Trust? ?Group Commissioner of Children’s Services? ?Information and Informatics Network? ?Talking Shop? ?Discrete focus eg. CAMHS? Police Authority Primary Services Secondary Services Tertiary Services Child Protection & Adoption Families & Risk & in Care Young Adults Support

07e224eso1 © Practices Made Perfect *Practices made Perfect Ltd., Alpha House, 100 Borough High Street, London SE1 1LB Tel: ; Web: The Big Issues for Speech and Language Therapists Who will be commissioning Speech and Language Therapists’ expertise in the future? What will they be commissioning, and how will they do this? What is the future role of a Specialist Therapist? Where will Speech and Language Therapists be working in the future? How will the service be Quality Assured?